11-30-2006, 12:00 AM
seeitall
When I asked these questions, I was somewhat still a 'speculator' regarding #4. Not anymore. The web of fibers that permeate everything are an integral part of death. If one sees them, one can see that every few seconds they bulge and burst forth like a ball of light. They strike one just below the naval. The open-ended fibers in our egg absorb this light, providing energy and power to the person. Many people do not have very many open-ended fibers or centers, due to the collection of sludge over a lifetime.
This ball of light can be felt at sensitive times. It is acts of recapping and healthy habits that open the way to harvest power. Those that are closed are simply being hammered by these balls of death. Sooner or later, the egg cracks.
So a seer embraces death as a source of life. Being open to this feeding from the Source, he eagerly and lovingly accepts it. For the Standing Mother,
DG
When I asked these questions, I was somewhat still a 'speculator' regarding #4. Not anymore. The web of fibers that permeate everything are an integral part of death. If one sees them, one can see that every few seconds they bulge and burst forth like a ball of light. They strike one just below the naval. The open-ended fibers in our egg absorb this light, providing energy and power to the person. Many people do not have very many open-ended fibers or centers, due to the collection of sludge over a lifetime.
This ball of light can be felt at sensitive times. It is acts of recapping and healthy habits that open the way to harvest power. Those that are closed are simply being hammered by these balls of death. Sooner or later, the egg cracks.
So a seer embraces death as a source of life. Being open to this feeding from the Source, he eagerly and lovingly accepts it. For the Standing Mother,
DG