Victor asks William to bring through Hugh Benson to talk about Christianity
The Circle of the Silver Chord November 24th, 2006
Victor: ……from last week remember …
I asked you about the seniors in the Catholics; the popes and the cardinals and the bishops and all of those who have misled the world, and are still misleading the world,
but…..I’m thinking, and I don’t mean to…….I came across one former Catholic Monsignor….Hugh Benson. Hugh Benson transmitted information via four books of Anthony Borgia.
And he told, and he had permission from his superiors in the afterlife, that he wanted to relate the information, what he really found in the afterlife and that while on Earth he was misleading a lot of people. And through these four books, very, very, very, good books, he was able to describe what the afterworld is like and what really happens when someone crosses over and all that.
I’m wondering first, two things: one-is it possible to access this person, he was known as Monsignor Hugh Benson, to come to us to speak to us? And we’ll be asking him why is that these people who were in powerful positions who committed heinous crimes sent millions of people to the stake, and from what I’ve been told William, they burnt me too at the stake in some past life, so if I feel hostile perhaps you understand why.
But you said last week that these (former popes) are asleep, deep asleep. Is it possible to wake them up? And to tell them “look, you know, you are still doing a lot of harm. You have not related any relevant information to your present popes, your cardinals; you’re still teaching absurdities.”
Isn’t there any way someone could influence the Vatican to tell the people the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? They’re still teaching that when people cross over (they) stay underground until Jesus comes to judge the living and the dead. I mean, I’m just wondering whether if by bringing someone like Hugh Benson could give us more insights into this problem.
William: Victor my friend, unfortunately not that particular person but we will bring through this evening someone of a similar ilk for you to speak to.