Mother Teresa

Written by the Scribner

January 1, 2022

Mother Teresa, Nun. Photo by John Mathew Smith.

I did a lot of work, but I am no saint, not in the way it was portrayed, but everyone has the capability to transform for their own benefits or the benefits or purpose of others.

I choose to dedicate my time to the service of people, and India seemed like a good place that needed a lot. In actuality, I could have done my work in Italy or in any of the European monasteries where terrible things happened, but I may not have been remembered because I went to that route.

But using the India route, I was able to bring attention to the part of the world that white Westerners see as impoverished, not to say there is no poverty elsewhere, but my work in India, as a white nun was important and it brought attention to my work.

I have been canonized, but everyone can have access to me. If you call or speak to me, I can hear you and answer your question without intermediaries. You just need to have the courage to call on me and ask me to help.

So, in that sense, people who want to learn about my orphanage, and my work in India and how they can pursue it on their own can contact me and I will be able to answer their questions and work with them to find the necessary answer and resolution to their dilemmas, or wish to analyze what they are going through.

You can call Mother Teresa, no pretense needed, no high priest and I can solve it for you very simply and easily. That is the gift I want to give everyone. Just in case they want to make something of it.