“Now your city of Philadelphia can benefit greatly by your Decrees…because here the Bell of Freedom first rang its message to the Nation and the World!” - Beloved Godfre

Four Connecticut delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were:Oliver Walcott 49, William Williams 45, Roger Sherman 55, and Samuel Huntington 45.

Three New Hampshire delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: William Whipple 46, Matthew Thornton 62 and Josiah Bartlett 46.

Two Rhode Island delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: Stephen Hopkins 69, and William Ellery 48.

Four New York delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: Lewis Morris 50, Phillip Livingston 60, Francis Lewis 63, and William Floyd 41.

"We take the stars from heaven, the red from our mother country, separating it by white stripes, thus showing that we have separated from her, and the white stripes shall go down to posterity, representing our liberty." —George Washington

Five New Jersey delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: Richard Stockton 44, John Witherspoon 53, Francis Hopkinson 38, John Hart 65, and Abraham Clark 50.

Four Maryland delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: William Paca 35, Charles Carroll 38, Samuel Chase 35, and Thomas Stone 33.

Five Massachusetts delegates signed the Declaration of Independence, pledging to each other their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. They were: John Adams 40, Samuel Adams 53, John Hancock 40, Elbridge Gerry 32, and Robert Treat Paine 45.

"America is the "Cup of Light" to the earth! There are those who are trying to break the Cup by shattering your Constitutional Form of Government. Let that not occur, My beloved ones! You are the Light within that "Cup" and please do not give them one word, one picture, one thought or one feeling of discord ever again!" - Beloved Godfre.

"AMERICA this hour stands as a Sanctuary of Light to the whole world! It is the last surviving hope of mankind on this earth for the fulfillment of their call for Freedom and Happiness."

“I trust you will continue your calls for the Cosmic Protection of certain individuals who are defending your Constitutional Form of Government." - Beloved Elohim Hercules.

“Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends [life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness], it is the Right of the People to alter or to ABOLISH it.” - Thomas Jefferson

Beloved Saint Germain: "May I express to you My Appreciation for the attention given to the National Anthem; for it has given Me an opportunity to do for America, the Jewel of My Heart, that which I have not had the opportunity to do since the signing of the Declaration of Independence."

"The Order of the Purple Heart­ was established in the beginning of this Nation's existence by the Beloved Washington, by those who loved Freedom enough to depend on God to give it." - Beloved Saint Germain.

The American of 1776 and following was indeed a New Man. In courage, conviction, and sacrifice, he declared that the spiritual is supreme. That very First Principle of Americanism, declared in the Declaration of Independence, is that all men are created … endowed by their Creator.

The new Lady Donna Immersion in Spirituality, Academics and Citizenship will study excerpts from some of these Great Independence Day Speeches!

"Let every child of the Republic learn to live for his God, his land, and Union." With these words the vision vanished.

Let us join the Blessed "I AM" Students of Chicago and call for the Herculean Sacred Fire Protection of America's God Constitution!

"We must be willing to put the protection of America before all personal activities. Is it not worth any sacrifice?" Bud - Class of '53