Living in the Divine WillShort Practical Guide
Followed by an anthology of selected texts from the Book of Heaven
Download the bookletLiving in the Divine Will answers the question the work deliberately leaves open, because it does not belong to its domain: how is this lived, concretely, in the course of a day? Eight short chapters, then twenty-eight texts from the Book of Heaven given in full.
Two parts
Eight short chapters, from the first step to a whole day unfolded hour by hour: to want and to begin, to enter into Him each morning, to operate with Him throughout the day, to make reparation and offer in the name of all, the Twenty-Four Hours of the Passion, to remain on the right path, the enduring supports.
Twenty-eight texts from the Book of Heaven, selected and given in full, arranged in six groups: entering and remaining in the Fiat; performing one's acts with Jesus; living and praying in the name of all; going through the works of God, the rounds; loving and returning to God what comes from God; the Kingdom and its fruits.
Who this booklet is for
For anyone who has grasped the doctrine and is looking for where to begin. Jesus said it to Luisa: there are only two things — to want it, and to take the first step. The guide describes that first step, and those that follow, as Jesus Himself taught them to Luisa over the years.
For anyone who wants to read Luisa in her own text without knowing how to enter thirty-six volumes. The anthology's texts are given in full, with their volume and date, and accompanied by their Italian original.
For anyone who takes up the same path each day. The last chapter unfolds an ordinary day hour by hour — on waking, before a task, in the face of a setback, in the evening.
“This guide does not claim to say everything: it is a beginning, as Jesus Himself asks — to want, and to take a first step. The rest, He has promised, comes in addition.”
A continuation, not a summary
The guide does not restate the doctrine: it continues it on the side of daily practice. What the Divine Will is, its Kingdom, the Gift, the three Fiats — all of this the full work establishes, with its 214 questions, its articulation with Scripture and the doctrine of the Church, its glossary, its keys for interpretation and its study of the most difficult passages of the Book of Heaven.
Every quotation in the guide and in the anthology is drawn from the Book of Heaven and verified against the Italian corpus; the original text accompanies each translation.
