Here, as well, mention of the name, Santa Claus, was enlisting the connection between our recommended Divine Principles for Living and a human carrying out an active application of divinity on the march. So mention of Santa Claus by the soul of Mengele was metaphorical, that divine love is much like a Santa Claus who bestows gifts on all who are deserving, although we would redefine the latter as open and allowing rather than someone we favor or disfavor through our judgment. We love everyone. When we stay away, it is because the person has moved away from us, not that we have moved away from them. That is where belief comes in; to have us in your life more directly, you need to partner with us more directly, in some way. This only needs to be some kind of outreach in your thoughts, and for that, belief is necessary. Otherwise, it would be a sham and obvious to us as a token effort and a kind of lie, in fact.
So the mention of Santa Claus was not literal, that Santa is up with us, and in actuality, visits people and bestows presents on holidays, and so forth. It is a metaphor for the divine, that God is available to all, and God can change the lives of all if there is belief and cogent requests made in a balanced way, and ideally, with some knowledge about what is needed and how that can be provided by the divine realm, given the rules of engagement to not violate human free will or free agency. While it may seem unfair for us to expect learning and knowledge on your part to have a divine intervention in your life to your benefit, but this is the nature of physical existence. And if you think about it, everything in your life depends on your level of understanding what is taking place, how you can fit in, and what you can do to make things happen for your benefit or the benefit of others.
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