Monday, 1 March 2010

The Green Man


The Green man is an ancient pagan deity of the seasons. Popular in Celtic culture as well as other cultures. Not a lot of information is found on the Green man. He is thought to be the rebirth of spring every year, where all new life begins. Buildings often have carvings of the Green man but no-one really knows the full reason for this deity to be carved on buildings other than as a blessing an protection.


In Britain there are spring festivals that have variations of the Green Man which vary a little in each region. He is also part of the May Queen celebrations. In recent times Pagans enjoy celebrating the ancient seasonal traditions.

The foliage around his face is usually Oak leaves and Acorns, Ivy, Mistletoe and Holly.
The meaning of the Oak tree in Celtic tradition is wisdom, strength, prophecy and divination.
Ivy is for eternal life, faith (fidelity) Ivy also represents female energy.
Mistletoe is for protection, love and visionary ability.
Holly is for dream magic, wisdom and courage and healing of subtle bodies. Holly also represents male energy.
The Green man is sometimes associated with Jack-in-the Green in English pagan festivals.


UPDATE:  It is a while since this blog post was written, but I have more information to share about the Green Man/Pan. The answer to who the Green Man/Pan really is, is something that I had no idea about at the time. After extensive reading and many authors later, I believe that this character is none other than En-Ki. It is just one of many names that he is disguised under all over the planet.  This is basically the same deal with all our mythical characters. It kind of detracts from the wonderful mythology stories when all is exposed by the light of truth. Nothing is ever what it seems to be on the surface. And that my friends is the whole story of human existence in a nut shell.

I strongly recommend that people read the  Wes Penre Papers, to get the full low down on all of our world history, and mythology. Do be prepared for startling revelations. I think the human race is long over due for the truth. After that we can create our own world and reality as per the individuals desires. You are what you think you are, as we are all creating our own reality as we think, speak and act. 






Sunday, 28 February 2010

Noetic Science

I expect that many people are reading the new Dan Brown novel. I have just read it. Dan talks about Noetic Science in this book. Like many people I had never heard of this. So like an eager beaver, I "googled" it only to find this website. You can click on it here to learn all about this wonderful subject. http://www.noetic.org/index.cfm. Being psychic I don't need proof of the spirit world's existence as I live with it. Many people though are sceptical of the spirit world's existence. Some have a fear of leaving this world, believing that when we die that we just cease to exist. Nothing can be further from the truth. Thanks to these dedicated scientists proof is at hand for those who do not accept the spirit world is real. They have the technology to pick up the energy exchange whilst a healer is giving healing to a patient. They can also measure our bodies electromagnetic field (aura).
Put aside any pre-conceived ideas that you may have and keep an open mind.


Friday, 12 February 2010

Saint Kentigern also known as St Mungo

St Kentigern or St Mungo is yet another Saint venerated by the Scots. Bishop, founder of the See of Glasgow, b. about 518; d. at Glasgow, 13 January, 603. His mother Thenaw was daughter of a British prince, Lothus (from whom the province of Lothian was called); his father's name is unknown. According to Jocelyn's life of Kentigern, the saint was born at Culross in Fife, and brought up until manhood by St. Serf (or Servanus) at his monastery there; but Skene shows that this connection between the two saints involves an anachronism, as St. Serf really belongs to the following century. At the age of twenty-five we find Kentigern (the name means "head chief", but he was popularly known as Mungo — in Cymric, Mwyn-gu, or "dear one"), beginning his missionary labours at Cathures, on the Clyde, the site of modern Glasgow. The Christian King of Strathclyde, Roderick Hael, welcomed the saint, and procured his consecration as bishop, which took place about 540. For some thirteen years he laboured in the district, living a most austere life in a cell at the confluence of the Clyde and the Molendinar, and making many converts by his holy example and his preaching. A large community grew up around him, became known as "Clasgu" (meaning the "dear family") and ultimately grew into the town and city of Glasgow. About 553 a strong anti-Christian movement in Strathclyde compelled Kentigern to leave the district, and he retired to Wales, staying for a time with St. David at Menevia, and afterwards founding a large monastery at Llanelwy, now St. Asaph's, of which he appointed the holy monk Asaph superior in succession to himself. In 573 the battle of Arthuret secured the triumph of the Christian cause in Cumbria, and Kentigern, at the earnest appeal of King Roderick, returned thither, accompanied by many of his Welsh disciples. For eight years he fixed his see at Hoddam in Dumfriesshire, evangelizing thence the districts of Galloway and Cumberland. About 581 he finally returned to Glasgow, and here, a year or two later, he was visited by St. Columba, who was at that time labouring in Strathtay. The two saints embraced, held long converse, and exchanged their pastoral staves. Kentigern was buried on the spot where now stands the beautiful cathedral dedicated in his honour. His remains are said still to rest in the crypt. His festival is kept throughout Scotland on 13 January. The Bollandists have printed a special mass for this feast, dating from the thirteenth century.

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Morgellons Disease

Here is a subject that I found by accident. I was just browsing the internet one day last year. I had never heard of Morgellons Disease. Looks like the Medical world is treating it the same way as it did with "Yuppie Flu" Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, back in the 1980's and early 1990's. Lets just sit back and see what happens with this. It must be horrible to be suffering from this condition. Here is one of many websites on the net about this condition. As I say, "do your home work" on anything that you read. Don't just take one article as Gospel.http://www.morgellons-disease-research.com/morgellons-disease-symptoms.html

Friday, 11 December 2009

Cancer is a fungus

 
This is an article by Dr T Simoncini of Rome Italy. Worth reading. This is not new information.
This knowledge was around in the 19th century. It was suppressed in the 20th century.






I shall leave people to do there own googling on this subject.It's up to the individual to seek out knowledge and question everything. Don't accept all that you see, hear and read. Google and Google again. Be aware that there are many views on the web about any subject that you care to mention. Happy hunting.

Sunday, 15 November 2009

Chineese Meditation Balls


I have just bought myself a natty pair of Chineese medetation Balls. They were reccomended to me my a friend as I have Arthritis in my hands. They are qiute tricky to get the hang of at first. They are good fun I must admit. Not to mention theraputic. The Chineese have used these for hundreds of years. I sure admire them for their wisdom. The asians in general are the bee's knees in health matters. The west is catching up with them over the past couple of decades as the word goes out on the wonders of alternate tharapies.

Anyway I am plugging away on these natty little things. I find myself  drawn to these balls and I have only had them a few days. I have been told that they help with the blood flow of the body. I am not the worlds most co-ordinated person but if I can do this anyone can.
I will keep you posted on my progress so stay tuned guys.

Saturday, 7 November 2009

The Clair's


Did you know that we don't just 5 physical senses but also  psychic senses. We have a physical body and a metaphysical (spirit) body made up of seven layers as well, so that means we also have a set of non-physical senses too.


There are known as Clair's. Clairvoyance, Claircognisence, Clairaudient, Clairsentient, ClairgustanceClairempathy. There is also Clairtangent, as in scrying and reading from objects, which includes psychometry. 

I have all of these Clairs. My mother had Clairgustance and Clairsentience. Psychic abilities run on both sides of my family. My father is a well known psychic healer. The clairs are a higher energy than just being psychic though the psychic individual may be able to raise their energy to tap into the Clairs. It is generally found that the person with these Clairs already has these abilities from birth, and they will activate when the person is ready or even through a serious situation in their life such as trauma which may cause the kundalini energy to rise suddenly. There can often be a popping sensation in the head at such a time, which some call piercing the veil. This happened to me through a traumatic experience back in 1997 or 98. 

Most people only think of Clairvoyance, which is "clear seeing" using our third eye or crown chakra.
Clairaudient means to hear and receive messages from the spirit world, this can come as a thought or you actually will hear a voice speaking to you from outside your head. When spirit speaks directly to you, it may have a distinct voice inside your head or it can sound like your own voice speaking to you.

Clairgustance also known as Clairalience means to be able to smell things of a spiritual nature, whether it is food, smoke, perfume and especially a rose fragrance which is a divine symbol and is very common when a Clairvoyant or psychic person is newly awakened to their abilities. It is  spirit activating you for your life's calling. However the decision to answer that calling is up to you and you alone. Never feel obligated to use these abilities or be pressured by anyone to use them. It is your decision only.

Clairhambience is to taste om s spiritual level.

Claircognizant (Clear knowing) Knowing when someone is not telling the truth 

Clairsentient means being able to sense  things without seeing them, like a feeling of such and such. Clairtangence is the ability to read objects also known as psychometry and there is scrying using a crystal ball or other things such as a bowl of water, a photograph or other objects that function like a crystal ball.

Sometimes Spirit may be trying to show the medium pain, suffering, loneliness or how  they or someone else is feeling. This can be quite distressing experience to many psychic people, it is best to try and stay as emotionally detached as possible in order  to perform your function in assisting both the deceased and the living that may be seeking your help.

There is also what is known as masking, this is when the deceased persons face comes over the medium's face. I have been known to do this with loved ones in spirit and clients loved ones. I have also witnessed a deceased person on a clients face too. He was able to confirm the description of the description of the person.

The next gift is being a spiritual healer where the power comes through a person acting as a channel to heal someone. In many cases the healer does not touch the physical body. They hold their hands above the body and work on the etheric layers that surround the physical body. I come from a line of spiritual healers on my fathers side of the family and I am a natural born healer as was my father. Neither of us touch the physical body.  



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