Now I want to write a brief message here. There are a few people, who make certain agreements with the Gods. The Gods almost in every case, if the agreement is agreed by them, will follow through completely. But there is more into it.

I will give a very direct example here.

Let us say someone summons Valefor to get them to heal from drugs or severe obesity that will lead to cardiac arrest. Valefor will clearly help you. But if you want to insist on taking copious amounts of drugs, and you called him in because your teeth were falling out, and you keep taking them or eating like there is no tomorrow, Valefor can only do too much.

Because you are creating a damnation of your own. How can Valefor help exactly? That can in some cases leave the Gods with few choices, that will utterly violate your free will, which is not something they will choose to do.

If the Gods see that you might need to die/get smacked/suffer incessantly in order to change a course [their Goodness fails to save you, because you are acting foolish] that might indeed by the only way you are allowing yourself to be saved. In other words, they cannot save you if you dig your hole too low.

Another person might be addicted to speeding with their vehicle. If you go with 300 miles per hour on a Motorbike without a suit and helmet, you can do many times your Aura of Protection and have 5 Daemons protecting you; but the time will come due to these habits, where you will pay consequences anyway.

The protection of the Gods might help you 99 times, but on the 100th, you will get it. That one time it won't be the mistake of the pavement or another driver if you speed that much, but yours.

You want to save your marriage; but you have severe anger issues, and this destroys your marriage. Even if you summon the Gods, but you keep not doing void meditation and modulating your anger, you will destroy your marriage regardless.

You want to make friends, but you have a very bad mouth, which you do not intend to ever control, another example here. How can many people tolerate this?

There is a limit to how much the Gods can help if one is making a category of life very bad for themselves. That's why when you ask the Gods for help in an area, you will start seeing your mistakes in that area after you ask them.

If someone goes from the 10th story of a building now, and one decides to jump, all the protection of the Gods cannot stop them. If one jumps from it, do not expect "Angels to raise you" like the evil enemy Bible claims the "Divine Beings" would do. The laws of physics will come into effect. You triggered these laws.

Humans since they want to constantly insist on erroneous paths, do continue strongly on these paths, fix nothing, and then they also blame the Gods. I have seen many cases as I describe above, keep doing the same mistakes over and over again; the Gods helping them many times, and then eventually the final time comes, they get ruined, and then they blame the Gods on top of it, after also having denied their help all along the way.

That is a big mistake that no intelligent Zevist should do. If you ask for help, do also help yourself to stop doing the mistakes that already harmed you. Then the power of the Gods can multiply your good efforts and bless you with good outcomes.

But deep inside cases such as above, they know that they requested the help of the Gods to change a course; and sometimes they are totally unwilling to change this course. This wrong course is building Karma on you [which cracks down on you when you request help]. And one must change the course, or suffer the consequences.

The Gods can delay the damage, mitigate the damage, or even save you when you are close to the blade. But if you stick it in your own body, they can only help that far. The first and foremost controller of your own existence, in some areas, is yourself. The Gods can help from other dangers. But the Gods cannot get you out of the grave you are actively digging for yourself.

When you seek to improve in some area, you might be too deep in with mistakes in it. In that example, one must change their course to improve that area. If one is unrepentant, they will pay a related price to this.

Overall these situations are extremely complex and individual, so one must take the above points in their simplicity and gather the deeper message here.

-High Priest Zevios Metathronos