Divine Will for every day of the year - August 2, 1937 Volume 34

I was doing my round in Creation in order to follow the Acts of the Divine Will done in It, and O! how many surprises.  Each one contained such Happiness as to be able to render everything and everyone Happy.  

And my always Lovable Jesus, seeing my surprise, all Goodness told me:  “My daughter, Our Supreme Being possesses the fount of Happiness, therefore no other things or beings could come forth from Us if they were not Happy.  In fact, the whole Creation possesses such Fullness of Happiness, as to be able to give to the whole earth Perfect terrestrial Happiness.  For this reason Adam enjoyed the fullness of Happiness.  All created things rained Joys and Happiness over him.  And then, possessing My Will, in his interior he contained seas of contentments, of Beatitudes and Joys without end.  For him, everything was Happiness inside and out.   As he sinned, removing himself from My Will, the Joy departed from him, and all created things withdrew into their bosom the Joys that they possessed, giving man only the necessary means, not as master, but as ungrateful servant.  See, therefore, unhappiness does not come forth from Us, nor could We give it, because We do not have it.  To give what one does not have is impossible.  Therefore it was sin that cast into man the seed of unhappiness, of sorrow, and of all the evils that encircle him inside and out.  

“So as the Celestial Lady came on earth, and then My Most Holy Humanity, the whole Creation set itself to feast, they smiled with joy and resumed the course by raining over Us Joys and Happiness.  And as We went out into the open, they ran, they bowed, and they unleashed over Us Joys and Happiness.  The sun gave Us the joys of its light, it delighted Our Sight with the variety of its colors, it gave Us the joys of the kisses of Love that it possessed, and reverently it extended itself under Our Steps in order to adore Us.  The wind rained Joys of freshness over Us, and with its puffs it drove away from Us the putrid air of so many sins.  The birds ran around Us in order to give Us the Joys of their trills and songs.  How much beautiful music they made Us, so much that I was constrained to Command them that they would move away from around Me, that they would take flight in the air to sing the praises of their Creator.  

“The earth bloomed for Me under My steps in order to give Me the Joys of so many flowerings, and I Commanded them that they would not make Me such demonstration, and it obeyed Me.  The air brought Me the Joys of Our Omnipotent Breath, when Breathing on man We gave him Life, overwhelming him with Divine Joys and Happiness.  And as I Breathed so I felt come to Me Our Joys and Happiness that We experienced in the Creation of Man.  In fact, there was no created thing that did not want to put forth the Joys that they possessed, not only in order to felicitate Me, but in order to give Me the homages, the honors, as to their Creator.  And I offered them to My Celestial Father in order to give Him the Glory, the Honor, the Homage, the Love, for so many Magnificences and Marvelous Works that We did in the Creation for Love of man.  

“Now, My daughter, these Joys in created things still exist.  Creation, since it was made by Us with so much Splendor and Sumptuousness, and with the Fullness of Happiness, has lost nothing, because We wait for Our children, the Children of Our Will, who with Right will enjoy the Joys, the terrestrial Happiness, that the whole Creation possesses.  And I can say that for Love of these it still exists, and creatures enjoy, if not the Fullness of Happiness, at least the necessary things in order to be able to live.  This existing still of Creation after so many human ingratitudes, sins that are horrifying, says the certainty of the Kingdom of My Will on earth because the creature, possessing It, will become capable of receiving the Joys of Creation, of giving Us the Glory, the Love, the reciprocation for how much We have done for her—and of doing all the possible and imaginable good that the creature can do.  …”