"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...
Wow. Kinda' reminds me of my Catholic School days as a kid. This is just one more video I inadvertently came across (in my Home Feed) and which I had saved to 'Watch Later' in my YouTube account, because of the title. (And just finally got around to having a look at it). Yea, Bishop Sheen was a brilliant man, from what I remember. (And a rare soul by today's standards). Although, also a very devout Catholic, and therefore biased in that regard. But man, I have to say, this teaching from his TV show (which was really popular, back in the day, from what I understand) caught me by surprise. Actually seems to be kinda' prophetic, and even somewhat timely. (As dated as it also may be). So, thought I would just include it here (with the other videos) in this blog post, as somewhat relevant. Funny, how part of his teaching here, seems to ironically describe former Pres. Trump (the religious right) and (the negative side of) our modern day Conservative Party, to a Tee! (Despite the abortion thing, which is something the Catholic Church is strictly against as well, although it also seems to lean more toward the liberal social issues regarding most everything else). Interesting. Have to see if his seeming (somewhat inadvertent) prediction related to the year 2024 comes to pass. That was another big surprise when I started to watch this. There is also a very interesting (and relevant) comment from a YouTube viewer, which I wanted to include here, because I think it is brilliant, and struck the nail right on the head, in my opinion. (Remember what I said above about some spiritual truths being Universal? Yea, this is DEFINITELY one of them).
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...
I basically like David Wilcock (in fact, the song I wrote called: 'Allies' was somewhat influenced by one of his books) but he kinda' loses me when he says things like: "There are evil, reptilian extraterrestrials that are really running all the crazy stuff done on earth." (Although, I do have to say, when I look at someone like Mitch McConnell, mmm, I think maybe he's got a point!) In other words, even though he does say allot of interesting (though controversial) stuff, I may not necessarily agree with everything he says. Never-the-less, I think there IS still some pretty cool, and even thought-provoking information here. But I am very open minded to begin with...
Case in point...
Basically, just wanted a place to put this, as I really didn't want to go there. But...
Although, I may not necessarily agree with everything said in this video either.
(I don't know). But I think Allison Dubois' description of Hell (and "diseased" "dark" souls) is spot on! (And sorta' validates what I had stated in a previous post). In fact, here's an interesting comment from a YouTube viewer (who seems to agree with me, and Allison) in relation to this, which I think is also spot on: "Allison, I loved how you described hell! Those mean people are with others just like them with no one to abuse! Perfect! You are a blessing!" -JoAnn Strickland
So, my point is, I guess, is that David Wilcock's (spiritual related) teachings seems to be like a hybrid. A little bit of this. And a little bit of that. With his own unique, somewhat intriguing spin on things... Kinda' odd, I have to say though, how this all came together as I was making this blog post. (Hmm?) But not gonna' go there. Once again: "Too deep." But I think, I just enlightened 'MY-SELF'! Whoa...
I posted this video mostly for some of the very interesting information about the Vatican Secret Archive segment. It seems to go off though on some additional disturbing things in relation to a supposed apparition of Mary, the Mother of Jesus, by a Nun in Japan? For whatever its worth, I do think it is important to note however, that (according to what the documentary narrator says here at least) is that what this alleged visionary states about what the Mother of Jesus told her, sorta' like contradicts the Bible, to the best of my understanding anyway. (And of course, is seemingly very negative). For the simple reason being, that in the Book of Genesis for instance, there is a passage where Abraham allegedly has this conversation with God, who is about to (allegedly) destroy Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham asks God, if he would destroy the city if there were just 10 righteous people living in the city, and God responds by saying that he would not. In other words, sh*t happens, and good, innocent people sometimes, of course, do suffer and die through no fault of their own. However, when you say, that God is the cause of these bad things that will deliberately hurt "righteous" people, it contradicts, at least, what is written in the Jewish Bible. (Despite some of the contradictions in the Bible itself, as it was written by different people, with much of it being a tribal-like ancient text to begin with).
I do believe, as alleged in the Visions of the Mother of Jesus at Fatima (which is approved by the Catholic Church, from what I understand) that there is such a thing as Hell. (Or a dark place where some souls go, because I guess, that is basically where they have chosen to go themselves). There are plenty of accounts (too numerous to deny) that there IS some kind of a dark abode in some other dimension. For instance, there are plenty of true stories of those who have messed with Ouja Boards, with dire consequences. (And in many cases, have even become possessed by an evil spirit as a result!)
There are also many very credible stories of people who have messed with something in Jewish mythology known as a Dybbuk Box, and have lived to regret it, if they did live at all! So there does seem to be some kind of dark abode of the dead, and of demonic spirits. My feeling, is that many of those who do wind up there, are individuals who are held to a stricter account (such as world leaders and the like) and who use their authority for their own selfish ambitions at the expense of others; and to willingly and viciously harm (and hurt) the innocent. i.e. Adolph Hitler,
Vladimir Putin, Mitch McConnell (although, I don't wish it on him, but just thought it would be like, kinda' funny to throw his name in there) as, I guess also, others muddled in some really dark and evil sh*t, like serial killers, sadists, those involved in hardcore Satanic cults, etc.
On the positive side of all this (in regards to what I mention as indicated in the Jewish Bible for instance) there is a profound school of thought within Judeo-Christianity, that God does not want the destruction of this world, but wants it to be transformed into a paradise. (For the sake of "the righteous" if you will, as indicated in the Jewish scriptures for instance). Hence, the book written by a Rabbi called: "God in Search of Man". No further comment. Too deep. I don't even fully understand it myself, except for the obvious: that there is a difference between sanity and insanity. (The sociopath mind vs the sound mind for instance). I believe that goes over to the next life. In other words, the demonic is dark and insane by its very nature, and influence. But all this is beyond the scope of this post. As I said, I just thought this was important to note, in relation to "The Virgin Mary" thing towards the end of the video, which is pretty negative and very frightening. I also have to say, the part in the video about the Catholic Church owning an Observatory called Lucifer is pretty strange as well. Not sure what to make of it at this time, as some have refuted it. Bottom line, religion can be pretty bizarre and outlandish; despite, for instance, some of the positive things written in the Bible, which in itself is not really religion, but an interpretation of certain spiritual things by more then a few individuals...
The fact that we have so many different religions to begin with (and all the negative things done in the name of a particular religion) in my opinion anyway, I think in itself, sort of supports that fact. And common sense itself should tell one, if there are contradictions just in the Bible itself (which there obviously are) well then, the whole book itself would have to be suspect, in the sense that it cannot ALL be the inerrant, infallible word of God, as many claim. Same thing with the different religions.
(I mean, if you just take the Catholic Church alone, for example, its history is full of some pretty outlandish and abhorrent things all by itself). But that, again, is beyond the scope of this post. Never-the-less (and neither here nor there) but with all that being said, I think, somewhere in the middle is the truth. I mean, from what I understand (and to the best of my knowledge) the concept of Heaven and Hell (and an afterlife) for instance, didn't even originate with the Catholic Church or Christianity to begin with. And, oddly enough, I do have to say, one peculiar thing that I myself HAVE noticed, is that the matter of "religion" ironically DOES often seem to attract one thing: The Demonic! (And things seemingly related to that). Hmm? Interesting.
I am not an atheist myself (and DEFINITELY not a Fundamentalist) but am more like something of an Agnostic. In other words, as somewhat similar to Albert Einstein (who finally came to conclusion that there has GOT TO BE some kind of Intelligent Design) I do believe there has got to be some kind of a Supreme Being; but WAY beyond what anyone can even begin to comprehend. And what exactly that is, I do not know; but it just may be somewhere (hidden) in the fabric of our own being (and character) that tells us what is morally right or wrong, for example. And somewhat self-evident, in the absolutely brilliant design of creation; and in nature itself...
I have not done allot of research myself to validate some of the pretty compelling stuff in the above video; however, it is interesting to note, that THERE IS a very intriguing passage (in light of all this) in the New Testament, which says, that Mary and Joseph took Jesus to Egypt when he was still an infant, for a certain period of time, before returning back to Israel! Which, I mean, could even indicate that Jesus was influenced by what he saw when he was there; to include some of the ancient Egyptian religious beliefs. (When you really think about it, I guess). And maybe, even incorporated some of that in his own teachings. (Because there definitely seems to be some similarities there). I don't know. But, one way or the other, there are allot of like, universal similarities in many of the spiritual beliefs to begin with...
Heard this on a Sirius XM - EDM channel. The two chord thing that repeats throughout much of the track is a very familiar, interesting, and pretty common motif; with the chord pattern also being somewhat similar to "The Maiden In The Meadow" track on 'The Walkersville Sessions' album, which it sorta' reminded me of.
Nice piece. I think the music and album imagery also sorta' like compliments the 'Loch Lomond Suite' track here...
Even though it looks like this video was created back in 2012, I just heard this song for the first time the other day, and really dug it. (And just needed a place to put it). Great track...
Some interesting comments regarding this video from YouTube Viewers...
"I started looking up this theory after having several dreams of beautiful landscapes that dont exist on earth (very surreal and clearly other-worldly) which made me think that perhaps these were kind of memories from other planets. Interesting to see that so many other people are looking into the same idea." -Diana S
"I've was an innocent man on death row so I know what prison is. The correlations between that experience and our human being existence often make me feel that this is a prison matrix experience. Makes me feel validated." -JC Chrism
"There always seems to be a little bit of truth to everything said. Read and watch enough of it you can piece together your own theories that sound possible." -Cardiac
"A lightworker is someone who is here to help transmute the darkness into light. They’re often people who have endured some hardship and/or trauma in their lives and have come to understand that challenges are not meant to break them."
