Please allow us to understand everything you teach

Father! I am concerned that all the circumstances of the grief-filled six thousand years and the circumstances of your innermost self during that time have not been fully conveyed to these people, so please embrace them in your bosom and allow them to become aware of these things. And if they are awakened to anything in their hearts, please allow them to take responsibility for that until the end.

Father, while we feel the preciousness of the responsibility of a person who gives, we have come to understand that the responsibility of a person who receives is just as precious.

We have come to understand that the responsibility of a person who receives is more important than that of someone who gives. The time of giving is once, but since we know that the time of receiving must continue forever, please allow us to become people who can hold in our hearts forever the truth, the life, and the love we received that one time from Heaven.

We earnestly hope and desire that you will allow us to understand that only if we become like this can we be the true children of our Heavenly Father.

In the past, we heard your teachings many times and received much grace of life and love, but our minds are empty at this time. So please fill our empty minds, and since we repent today for the scores of times we have betrayed Heaven until now, we earnestly hope and desire, Father, that You will be patient with us.

Please allow us to become children who can find the key to the truth and the key to life and love, and open the door to the remaining universal truth, life and love, thereby relieving your inner pain, you who are the center of the cosmos. And we earnestly hope and desire, Father, that You will allow us to go forth to take the position of true children whom You can trust.

We earnestly ask you to separate from us all the unprincipled things that remain, to make us complete where we are inadequate, and to please guide us until the eternal kingdom of heaven is fully realized. We humbly pray all these things in the name of the Lord. Aju! (March 17, 1957)