"How beautiful would it be if countries on earth were rivals that don't invade and destroy each other...but rivals who strive to create things that make the world better." -Hillz (YouTube Viewer). Indeed. That would truly be the very definition of an advanced (and intelligent) civilization...
"I live in Arizona and my mom use to know one of these Indians from those tribes. He's a native medicine man that lived in the desert. He cured her diseases with some spiritual ritual. Literally made the wind around them go in circles when he did it. These guys have spiritual wisdom the average person can't come close to." -zLeviz (YouTube Viewer). Wow! Yea, I think I believe this...
I think a key point in this video documentary though, is the ancient drawing on the rock, that indicates two simultaneous paths. Humanity can still choose either one, I guess, is what this may mean. (And therefore, some of these dire Hopi Prophecies become more like a warning). But no doubt about it, we are living in chaotic times, and too many sociopathic leaders are at the helm; with many people living in a kind of, darkness of mind: Without any kind of (rational) understanding. And, there is still, WAY too much suffering in the world; ultimately because of these things...
I think, one would also have to possibly consider the fact, that just like in the Hebrew Bible ('Old Testament') most of the Native American prophecies are basically 'tribal' in nature. (With their own set of laws, rituals, and beliefs). And therefore, mostly relates to how it would effect them as an ancient people and race, I would assume. Never-the-less (as with the Hebrew Bible) and though maybe expressed in their own unique way, some (spiritual) truths ARE still Universal, regardless. Just sayin'...
Too Deep...
I believe, it is actually a quote from the book of Proverbs, and it goes like this:
“When the wicked are in rule, the people mourn; when the righteous are in rule, the people rejoice...” -Regina Ford (YouTube Viewer). What an insightful and wise quote. Actually, timeless, when you really think about it. And (in my strong opinion anyway) something can definitely be learned from many of these things, if you ask me.
You just have to have an open mind, to the truth of it all...
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