I told my companion that it was exactly like my own dress.

I then started thinking that the woman with the white hair was out of place with the young girls, but after I woke up, I realized that the white haired woman looked a lot like myself.

On 5-9-04, I had an occasion to say to the young woman who sent me the following dream, "We must all be like the bridesmaids with our lamps lit."

Dee

I was taken in spirit by the holy spirit, he shown me what is to come.

The one sign given will be the planets all in one straight line like never before and this will cause time to speed up then backwards then forwards then stop. This will make the earth shake like never before causing volcanoes to go off all over the world. One of the mountains will fall into the sea and cover parts of the world. The stars will fall to earth and the sun will go red and black then what looks like the sun will fall to earth, the world will be in darkness for a while then the abyss will open up, the serpent will be free. The dead will rise and the sea will give up its death too and all the angels will be on the cloud blowing the trumpets, also the dead will be judge and also people will be lead through Egypt where everyone will the see the son of man.

And also the new kingdom will come and the false prophet is to rise before all this and do things that no other can do and within him or her is fire and darkness.

I've seen so much and I'm still trying to let people know. Many souls will be lost. I've recalled a past life too. The I was in heaven in the great war, fighting against the serpent and his fallen angels. I recalled a past like walking with Jesus and healing the sick and blind and I was with him when he turned water into wine. I know this may sound a bit odd but everything I've told you is true and I wish I could tell more people but not many are ready to redeem themselves. I can't express how much it does hurt too.

If for some reason I have a strong feeling I have little time here. I hope I can reach out to people before its time for be to going back home.

There are many false people who may mislead many by saying the Lord is here but that's not true but he will come when its the end. Please understand why I've told you all this and I'm still being shown things so I'm doing everything I can to tell people.

Take you very much for reading this and thank you for the help.

Love & Light to you

From Kerry

HERE IS THE STORY OF A CHILD WHO KNOWS HE HAS PAST LIVES:

it was the 1999 book The Indigo Children, by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober, that popularized the idea of the next generation. Carroll was an economics major who ran a technical audio business for 30 years until a visit to a psychic prompted a New Age midlife crisis. He found religion and started traveling around the world giving "self-help" seminars. Accompanying him was Tober, a practitioner of metaphysics and hands-on healing as well as a jazz singer who had toured with Benny Goodman and Fred Astaire.

The genesis of the book came when they began noticing similar accounts of strange behavior in children from teachers, counselors and psychologists who attended their seminars. As they began to look into these occurrences, they found kids were indeed being born with an "unusual set of psychological attributes" and displaying "a pattern of behavior generally undocumented before." Using a collection of essays and interviews from experts in the field -- mostly counselors working in such New Age areas as Angel Therapy and alternative medicines -- the book focuses on raising an Indigo Child. Some of the main attributes they describe are a sense of "deserving to be here" and "knowing who they are," difficulty with authority, a dislike of activities that don't require creative thought and a feeling of royalty (and acting like it).

The peculiarities of Jake and Jan (their families asked that their real names not be used) were apparent from an early age. As a toddler, Jan sometimes spoke using her own language. Instead of "cookie," she would say "cookah" and refused to call a sandwich anything but a "phonic." Odder still, she didn't begin speaking until she was three years old. For Jake's part, he had trouble grasping the concept that he was not in charge. "He has to be told," Jake's mother says. "He doesn't think he needs permission." Spence noticed a similar idiosyncrasy in her granddaughter. "You have to coax her to do her homework," she says.

As proof of Jan's exceptional talent, her grandmother pulls out an example of her artwork, a crayon drawing of a rainbow, stick family and M-shaped birds flying in the sky. "Most all of her pictures are rainbows," Spence says, noticing a theme running throughout her work. She feels that must have something to do with Jan's ability to see auras. She also points out the plant Jan drew with watermelons, pears and other fruit growing on it. "God told her that was how plants were going to grow."

Jan doesn't quite agree. "I just made it up," she says. Like many Indigos, she's very shy about discussing her abilities. Once she has drawn for a few minutes, Jan feels comfortable enough to talk. She admits she feels she's different "when Satan tries to come in my head." Most of the time, she says, Satan tries to come in at night. (Indigos often receive their visions through dreams.) Jan shrugs when asked what sorts of information she receives, and continues to draw. She says she knows she's an Indigo because "my mother told me."

Jake found out he was an Indigo when his mother read a book on the subject. His mother's psychic recently told him he might even be higher than that, something called a Crystalline Child. "I think she was telling me so I could understand him better," she says. What he needs to do in this world, she says, is to learn to be human. "Once he can conquer that, then he can teach and he can heal, and that's the struggle." The hardest part about raising an Indigo, she says, is not getting the chance to be parents. She starts to recount one epiphany she had when her son realized some insects he caught had a mother and father.

"You said that," Jake objects. "You're the one who said it had a mother and father."

"I wasn't in your classroom," his mother says.

"You told me."

"He's always talking about God," Jake's mother continues. "But it's not questioning -- he knows." Yet she had never taken him to church. What's more, he remembers his past lives. "He's always talking about his other mother, his other fathers and siblings, and he'll tell you how they died," Jake's mother says. Just the other day, Jake said he didn't want to hurt her feelings, but that his other mother was prettier.

Jake runs into the school bathroom, slams and locks the door. "I'm not making fun of you," his mother calls after him. If she doesn't talk about him, she explains through the door using her most soothing voice, "there won't be other people who understand who you are, and who Jan is, and what it's like to try and help." After a few moments, she says that Jake probably feels she's betrayed his trust, since he doesn't want other people knowing about his gifts. "His teacher can't teach him. His speech teacher can't teach him. His occupational therapist can't teach him."

Jackie Brahm, a local "medical intuitive" who counsels Indigos, says it's not uncommon for their parents to have no control over them. Because they're so advanced, the kids don't feel like they have to obey.

According to Brahm, this is why many Indigos get misdiagnosed as having ADD or ADHD. "They don't know how to process all the energy that's coming through, so they overload and react fairly badly to it."

Through her practice, Brahm has been able to hone her abilities for spotting these special children, and says she's been seeing an increasing number of them in public places. She found one three-year-old Indigo recently at a museum, critiquing one of the paintings on the wall. When the mother asked her how she could know, the girl explained that she used to be a "master." But when the mother asked if she would like to take up painting and demonstrate some of the abilities she learned in a past life, the girl thrust her hands on her hips, and said, "I told you, I was a master, I don't need to do it again."

Similarly, Jan refuses to do her homework because it's boring. She often objects by saying, "I know already. You don't have to tell me."

"They do not agree with the way society runs things," Brahm explains. "They think we're kind of stupid, that we've screwed things up." Brahm says that behavioral problems usually lie with the parents. To help, Brahm suggests including the children in the decision-making process, even allowing them to determine the punishments they should receive for infractions.

Kevin Krull, an adjunct assistant professor who runs clinical research on cognitive deficits at Texas Children's Hospital, sees a potential danger in misdiagnosing kids as Indigo. Youngsters with ADD who are not treated, he says, can experience declines in IQ and academic performance, and they have an increased rate of drug use.

Though Krull admits there has been a recent increase in children's IQ scores, there are a number of explanations, such as greater access to computers, the way tests are administered, and better nutrition and education. In general, he hasn't noticed any peculiar trends among children other than a slight curvature in their spines due to the increased use of backpacks.

Krull agrees that teaching kids they are capable and special can be positive, as long as they are not taught they're better than anybody else. Giving a child too much leeway or too little guidance can cause problems because the last thing to develop in the brain is the ability for abstract reasoning and planning, he explains. Some people don't fully develop that until the age of 30, he says. "Children don't have the ability to take all of the knowledge of life into account." For that, they need parents to guide them.

Behavioral problems sometimes develop in children as a result of the unrealistic expectations of their parents. Krull has seen many parents complain that their kids aren't reaching their full potential because they're bored in school. But he says this is often because children might decide that not doing homework is better than doing their best and getting only average grades. They often become underachievers, rebel or internalize their frustrations until they become depressed. "Everybody's child is gifted according to every parent," Krull says. "But most are normal, unfortunately."

Back at the Baytown school, Jake finally wanders out of the bathroom and walks straight over to the chalkboard. "I'm just not going to talk to anyone anymore," he says. "My mom is lying." The reason he's upset, he says, is his mother broke her promise not to tell people his secrets. "Remember I told you I had a girlfriend?" he says. She told his best friend, after promising not to.

"As a parent, he's my biggest teacher," Jake's mother says. "We're not raising him. He's raising us."

If the older Indigos are any indication, the future of these children is very much in doubt. Spence's daughter, who was an Indigo, had Jan at the age of 15. Because of her daughter's problems with drugs and alcohol, Spence took over rearing Jan when she was only six weeks old. Brahm's son, who is one of the first Indigos, was at the head of his class until the ninth grade, when he began to feel like he couldn't continue functioning in normal society. He stopped participating in school and started to fail his classes, eventually turning to drugs and alcohol.

"He took 100 hits of acid and opened up the whole universe," Brahm explains. Now he's an auto mechanic with a wife and two Indigo kids. Though working on cars doesn't appear to be the career that will bring the human race to the next state of consciousness, Brahm now believes her son's main purpose was simply to bring her grandchildren, who are the real teachers. She admits that her son and daughter-in-law, a fundamentalist Christian, don't agree that he's an Indigo.

Jay Batten is the mother of a 19-year-old restaurant manager who also will not admit being an Indigo. "He's a football player," she says, suggesting he might fear it's too sissy to admit his true nature. Indigos are also highly susceptible to peer pressure. "Mostly he just thinks I'm strange," she says. She believes her 12-year-old daughter will be the real teacher.

Brahm says that when Indigos become teenagers, they often lose many of their abilities as they attempt to conform. Unless they're raised correctly, a lot of their spiritual knowledge is lost.
 

The main sanctuary for Indigos and their families is an eclectic store in Galveston called Janet's Planet, which sells everything from books and furniture to cats and crystals. Batten works in the store, and she and Brahm offer New Age classes there. Owner Janet Dee has been known to have a soft spot for homeless kids, whom she often lets hang out in the store. Almost all of them, she says, are Indigos. One homeless Indigo youth, William Wolf, has a lot of "bad energy," Dee says, and sometimes he has to be asked to leave the Planet. (She confirms she's referring to the store.) Wolf once told Dee that all "cats and Jews" should die. "I own cats, and my good friend is Jewish," Dee says. She has been doing her best to show Wolf a "more joyous path."

"One fucking negative thing appears in the Houston Press, and I will personally track you down and beat the living shit out of you," Wolf says before wandering off toward the back of the store.

"William's a little intense," says Justin English, a 19-year-old who frequents the shop.

"Justin's one of our Indigos," Dee explains.

"What's an Indigo?" English asks, though he seems to like the idea.

Many homeless Indigos do drugs and steal, Dee explains, because they just don't know how to adapt to society's strange, alien ways. Brahm recounts the time she counseled a little Indigo boy who wanted to shoot people because he didn't think anyone could stop him. Brahm explained to him that yes, he could shoot people, but he'd be put in jail. "They don't put little kids in jail," the boy said, but Brahm told him that oh, yes, they do. As long as they understand there's a consequence for everything they do, Brahm explains, they behave. Just be careful to phrase it as an explanation, not an order.

Not all Indigos have such a rough time. Rachel Stegall is 26 years old with a bachelor's degree in marine biology and works in a lab at University of Texas Medical Branch. With Brahm's help, she discovered that she was one of the early Indigos. "I always felt I was different," she says. "I always felt more comfortable in nature than with people." She always had a fascination with things from the past, particularly medieval weapons, and yearned to return to the Middle Ages because she wanted to "remember someplace that was happy." She also loved to collect crystals, stones and fossils, and without anyone having to tell her, she instinctually knew that if she put the stones on her cat while it was purring, the vibrations would heal bones. "I always knew I had knowledge I didn't have," she says. "I'm starting to let it fill in."
 

Discovering she was an Indigo made everything seem to fall into place. "It makes me believe in myself more," she says. Last summer during a boat trip to the Amazon, she decided her purpose was to teach people about protecting whales and the tropical rain forest.

If there's a message she could pass on to other Indigos, it would be that it's "okay to be who you are and to do what you are here to do. That you have a purpose."

As to whether an alien intelligence is behind these unusual children, everyone involved is much more coy. "Nobody really knows," Batten says. "This is a really interesting question."

"I'm guessing maybe alien," Jake's mother says. Brahm might have mentioned something about her son coming from the planet Pleiades. "I don't know. I don't understand all of that."

"I don't know where souls come from. I don't remember," Brahm says, but she will say there are "six places on my genes that are not technically human." Any chance of getting a look at some of that blood work? "I'm not letting them take blood again. I will not become the object of investigation. I worked at a hospital. I know what they do."

The introduction to Carroll and Tober's book An Indigo Celebration, published last year, proclaims somewhat incredulously that readers of their first book "actually concluded that we were promoting the fact that these new children on Earth were space aliens!" A brief browse through their Indigo Children Web site certainly shows how people might have come to that conclusion.

There's a link to the sister site www.kryon.com that gives a better idea of the kind of self-help seminars Tober and Carroll are conducting. The site contains transcripts of messages channeled through Carroll from a higher being named Kryon. Carroll is credited as one of only nine channels in the world working "in the service of Kryon." Each channeling begins with the greeting "This is Kryon of Magnetic Service," directed to his followers, whom he refers to as Lightworkers. The messages contain instructions for communicating with spirit, healing and reaching the next "level." Carroll is also the author of several Kryon books, including Don't Think Like a Human.

A competing but similar proponent of the idea of highly evolved children is Richard Boylan, a retired social worker and hypnotherapist who works with what he calls Star Kids. He thinks the proponents of Indigos are noticing the same phenomenon but have taken it a bit too far with the New Age stuff. Boylan instead believes parents are being abducted by aliens and having their DNA manipulated to create enhanced offspring capable of telekinesis and ESP. He's seen absolute proof, but as so often happens in these cases, it's been locked away in some secret government lab. He doesn't suggest doing DNA tests on any Star Kids because any irregularities are so subtle that they can be recognized only by an expert. And as so often happens in these cases, the expert is dead of cancer. (Or was that really the cause of death?)

Some believers have integrated the competing theories by claiming Crystallines, Indigos and Star Kids are all different stages of evolution.

Michael Shermer, the editor of Skeptic magazine and author of Why People Believe Weird Things, says that aliens have become the newest popular religion, fulfilling many of the same needs. People turn to weird ideas, he says, because they want to believe in something that transcends the ordinary, gives certainty in an uncertain world, or helps them deal with their own mortality. "It comes with having a big cortex," Shermer says. Our brains are designed to find patterns, and sometimes we just connect dots that aren't there.

Comfort may be one of the things Spence has gotten from her belief in Indigos. Though she always believed in some form of metaphysics, what prompted her to seek out Brahm for a psychic reading was her brother's suicide. Brahm gave her some relief, doing a "clearing" of the house so that her brother's spirit would know it was okay to pass on. During their first meeting, Brahm informed Spence that her brother was probably an Indigo, which was why he had such problems dealing with our world. After hearing more about Spence's difficult daughter, Brahm determined that both Spence and Jan were probably Indigos as well. Brahm told Spence that her granddaughter had wanted to be raised by her all along, but had to "go through Mommy" because Spence couldn't have children anymore.

Shermer says psychics and healers can feed the human desire to reconcile with a loved one who has passed on, or can comfort someone by telling her that her raising her granddaughter was "meant to be." In the same way, parents believing that their child is an Indigo might fulfill their wish to have special, gifted kids. These groups tend to be intentionally vague about the specifics so that potential converts can find whatever might fill an emotional void in their lives. Although these ideas may provide peace of mind, Shermer doesn't buy the argument that they aren't harmful. "What's the harm in doing drugs to avoid reality?" he asks. In the end, it's always better to believe harsh truths rather than comfortable lies.

So if these kids don't necessarily do better in school, don't necessarily perform any better at work or live any happier lives, what is it about them that makes them "advanced"? What's the difference between an Indigo and some kid who just doesn't like to do homework or follow directions?

"If they seem to have a light in their eyes," Dee says.

"You just know," Spence says.

"I see how the kids turn around and either do what they're told or accept the punishment," Jake's mother says. "I'm around other kids all day long. They're so normal. They follow directions, they will conform, they will do what society expects them to -- they are kids. They do and talk and play. They don't question everything, they don't research everything." She doesn't know how to put it into words, she says, but it's really easy once you know how to recognize it. "You would have to live it to truly understand it."

Jan is still drawing trees and suns on the chalkboard, and erasing them as soon as they're finished. She is asked what she likes to do most in school. "To play," Jan answers.

"Tell them what you said you missed about kindergarten," Jake's mother says, wanting to demonstrate her child's remarkable gifts one last time.

Jake doesn't like first grade, he says, as he plays with a plastic dinosaur. What doesn't he like about it? "Um, um, um," he stutters. "Homework."

"What is it you liked about kindergarten?" his mother asks again.

"I was just a little kid, Mom," he snaps.

He liked all the playtime, she says, because it was unstructured and gave him the ability to learn at his advanced pace. During playtime, she says, he could study the things he wanted to, without being confined to the same rote assignments as the other children. It bores him, she explains, because he's so far beyond that.

"I didn't realize that first grade was going to be like this," Jake says, as he stares remorsefully down at his Tyrannosaurus. "I didn't know nobody gets to be kids."

Ah, the wisdom of children. Adults can always learn something from them. All they have to do is listen.

Originally published on Dec. 19, 2002

http://www.houstonpress.com/issues/2002-12-19/feature.html/1/index.html

WHITLEY STREIBER WAS OCTAVIUS

Subject: Re: possible answer reply
Date: Sat, Feb 28, 1998 01:46 EST
From: H.C.

I.I.:

Yes, I have recently read Strieber’s book, “Secret School”. I liked it so much, I decided to read “The Communion Letters” and “Breakthrough” (this all in the last two months-- ”Communion” and “Transformation” I read years ago).

One of the most intriguing lessons he covers in “Secret School” was his past life in Rome during the reign of Octavius (I think I would’ve felt better if he hadn’t been associated with someone so famous, but look, somebody had to be Octavius’ Greek tutor, so why not Whitley). And because I have a firm conviction in the reality of reincarnation, the connection of past lives with the repeating number sightings has always been my first choice...that was until my conscious nocturnal visitations were coinciding with those numbers. The mere palpability of the situation is my dividing line between the two theories--I can’t see my “life between life” trigger taking on a physical form (and let me tell you, they certainly have form).

No, I haven’t read anything of Jung’s--but maybe you could give me the gist of what he said on synchronicity.

B.

HERE IS AN INTERVIEW FROM PAMELA STONEBROOK WHO I WROTE ABOUT IN 1999

Subj: A rant - in response to attacks from articles written about my accounts - accusing me of teaching people to get out of their bodies just to have sex with Reptilians...sigh

Date: 08/29/1999 12:02:45 PM Central Daylight Time

From: Pamela Stonebrooke

To: Dee777@aol.com

Dee,

Here's the rant...feel free to edit if you see anything that doesn't apply...

Great talking with you.

Pamela

Let me just say that one of the most frustrating things about coming forward with this information is the constant third-hand misinterpretation from a misquoted, misrepresented article...picked up and rehashed and sensationalized for yet another article...ad nauseam. Add to that, the judgmental belief systems that this misquoted information is filtered through...and then paraphrased...and added to...and then further distorted and again disseminated. I could spend every waking moment attempting to clarify something for which most people have no frame of reference.

Sigh.

For this reason, I am concentrating on finishing my book. There is no possible way to address the constant misunderstandings and judgments in an e mail, but I will take a moment for those who wish to take a paranormal stretch. So...here's a piece/peace of my mind...from the Diva's own mouth.

I would simply like to share that astral projection is one of the most powerful tools for the exploration of consciousness that I have found to date, and believe me, I have walked down many paths in the quest for my spirit.

I do not teach people to get out of their bodies to have sex with Reptilians. I have been astral projecting for nearly two decades, and for over a year now I have been able to consciously control and direct my experiences to unravel and confront "many" life issues. We have access to those interdimensional realms and they are within our reach to explore. I believe it is the cutting edge of experiential consciousness exploration.

I have met loved ones who have transitioned, gone to past lives, and what I perceive to be future lives. I have seen other entities that I cannot/will not even begin to label, much less, discuss on the internet. These experiences are sacred to me and I'm learning not to offer them up to an onslaught of viciousness and ridicule. I will, however, tell you that in the astral state, I have had healings, and have floated in a sea of knowingness that is beyond thought...overwhelmed with love, acceptance and forgiveness...as close to the "source" as I have ever felt. I must admit that it is my primary target when I consciously get out.

This skill is the same as a near death experience but it is controllable, repeatable and not trauma based.

Many NDEers have stated, it is life altering. Imagine doing it at will, without it being trauma induced, and controlling your destination. It is a thought responsive realm in which your focused/directed thought/intention will immediately manifest the experience of your choice. My goal is to be "awake" 24 hours a day. Let me further add that I have been able to target/direct my exploration to see my four hybrid daughters. I had suffered much guilt at having rejected them and in that interaction (meeting them on the astral) I was able to tell them how sorry I was and express my love. It was as healing and cathartic as lifetimes of therapy. I have also targeted the Reptilians and I feel that they are a soul group of mine, as are the Greys. I can't go into the many experiences I've had that suggest this to me, but that is my feeling.

As for sex on the astral, it is not physically localized. Nor is it the religiously orchestrated, guilt-ridden, pornographic act that we have relegated the sexual union to...allowing it to be bastardized on this plane of existence. Sex on the astral is a complete merging of energy and spirit...a communion and knowingness that goes beyond so-called rational thought, into a realm of pure being. The astounding experience of the higher astral planes are perceived as somewhat orgasmic only because that is the only way we have of describing that incredibly profoundly ecstatic state of being. We keep trying to ascribe our moral values, attitudes and definitions to other worldly experiences where they simply do not apply.

As John Mack says "You can't get there from here." It would be helpful if we could start looking beyond our dualistic views, judgments and limited perceptions.

My feeling is that the entities that we come in contact with are soul groups that we have had incarnations with. It's like an expanded understanding of reincarnation that goes beyond our physical/human lifetimes. Perhaps through the hybridization program we are creating a species that our spirits will one day inhabit? Please understand that these are my impressions and I fully understand that these concepts will be beyond the pale for those who cannot embrace these ideas.

One of the reasons I teach people consciously controlled out of the body is that I'm very aware that you cannot convince anyone that "any" experiences are real, much less, paranormal ones. But, when we are able to have our own personal and experiential validation of the multidimensional beings that we are, we gain an unprecedented and expanded view of the nature of reality. We can switch on that dormant DNA and accelerate our spiritual evolution, often beyond our capacity to articulate it. Homo Noeticus...the next leap in our evolution. We are awesome and creative beings capable of much more than we can ever "fully" know...it's simply a matter of how much "more" you "want" to know. Personally, it is an insatiable passion.

Victimization and fear (and certainly "hard" science) will never solve this mystery....but paranormal pioneers might stand a chance of piercing the veil. I believe that to know yourself as an inter/multidimensional being can put you on equal ground with any entity that you come in contact with. I know, from my own experience and several other people's, that OOB exploration can be a powerful tool for experiencers in terms of processing these interactions.

For anyone interested in this skill, might I suggest two books.

Adventures Beyond the Body by William Buhlman

Buhlman's book is an amazing work that looks at hyperdimensional physics and its eventual merging with metaphysics, or what he calls mysticism. The inevitable evolution of physics will be to look beyond dense molecular form into the subtle underlying structure of matter and into the conscious multidimensional universe itself. I guarantee you that OOB exploration will peak your interest in physics. I can't say enough about this book or its brilliant author, whom I have had the great fortune to meet and interview.

I suggest that before you attempt this exploration, you take a hard look at your belief systems and clear out any fear, judgment, criticism, resentment and anger. Reality is relative and experienced reality is relative to the personal energy frequency of the observer. Even science has now moved from particle-based (physical) to non-physical (frequency-based) observations and is finally factoring in consciousness. We will only experience the energy frequencies/entities closest to our personal density or vibratory rate, in essence, those with which we resonate. It's one of those absolute truths...what you put out is what you get back. How much of the unseen, non-physical substructure of this multidimensional universe are you curious enough/fearless enough to explore? How much do you want to make peace with "all" interactions, relationships and experiences? Before I do my lecture right here and now...you can check out Buhlman's book and explore it for yourself, if you so desire.

If you want a lighter and more simple book on the subject, one that takes the voodoo out of the OOB experience, I suggest:

Out of Body Adventures by Rick Stack

Sorry to go on so long, but I don't "come out" of my cave very often. I guess my excitement about OBEs is pretty obvious, I could go on about it forever. To anyone reading this, I wish you many wondrous travels on your journey to the "One".

Back to my cave,

Pamela

P.S. Just a note of thanks to those who have fearlessly shared their accounts with me for the book. I honor your commitment to truth.

"I cleave the heavens and soar to the infinite.
What others see from afar, I leave far behind me"

Giordano Bruno

11-18-99

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Spirit Message From Sananda - 3-13-2002- A Message from Sananda about Partial Birth Abortion and its dire consequences

Spirit Message 5 - Growing your own animals, spinning, weaving,

gardening in various areas

safe seeds, level of civilization expected, manure

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Spirit Message 8 - Tiger Moon, good things to celebrate, more war, ETs coming down to visit the people of earth.

Spirit Message 9 - War - Mankind - Change Needed

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Spirit Message 15 - THE TUNING

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Spirit Message 17 Pakistan - India - The Mars/Earth Connection

Spirit Message 18 Communicating with Spirits, Ghosts, Walkins, Starseeds

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