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Pluto in Aquarius: FREE FALL! (Will we learn to fly?)

April 10, 2023

 

I was going to post a video from Greg Reese re: the origin and function of the banking system, currently undergoing slow-rolling de-materialization as I write this. And I guess I still will, despite that, of course, it’s an obvious bummer!

https://gregreese.substack.com/p/how-the-banks-work-and-why-they-are-collapsing

 

Do watch the above. Only five minutes. Reese knows how to speak precisely and to the point.

I decided to go ahead and post the above because I came across two items of interest this morning that, to me, surpass even the banking collapse in terms of how we are now being exposed to what was formerly hidden, and thus kept us enslaved in the material realm.

First one: I had heard rumors about the Dalai Lama’s connection to the CIA over the years, but of course, didn’t want to take the rumors seriously. But now, Caitlin Johnstone has thrown me (my previous mental/spiritual(?) scaffolding) over a very high cliff.

We are in free fall, folks.

The Dalai Lama Is A Creepy Asshole

BTW: I just noticed that the “tongue” incident is now in the New York Post, with an official apology.

Speaking of free fall: it occurs to me that the chief difference between Pluto in Capricorn and Pluto in Aquarius is this: the former is concerned with MATTER, and the latter with ENERGY.

In free fall, we have to let go of our focus on the material realm. Will we learn to fly?

Better: will we learn to fly as some species of birds do, in flocks, of one mind? We learned how to drive our cars in the material realm that way — like mad! — close together, inside steel skins, passing one another, slowing and speeding up together along winding five lane freeways. The only reason we don’t have way more accidents (despite our unspoken agreement to follow the rules of the road) is because we ARE in communion with one another, without even knowing it!

So. Will we learn to fly together, with Pluto in Aquarius? Consciously? Cooperatively? Gifting each other, like nature does it, so that all waste from one being is food for another? Some bird flocks flow in roughly triangular formation, led by a single bird, who both leads and breaks wind for the others, before rotating back, exhausted; thus does each one set the direction, taking the lead, one after another. Will we learn to do what some birds naturally do? I think so. Though it will take time to learn this new way of energy, possibly years.

We’ve got years. Pluto won’t leave Aquarius until 2044.

Will someone like me, already 80 years old, live to see/be the shift?

Hmmm . . . Maybe so.

Here’s the second item: a video that held me spellbound, all the way through. Jay Weidner has a way of speaking of “light body” that I’ve never come across before. Achieving the Light Body, transforming matter into energy: PLUTO IN AQUARIUS.

What Jesus did, according to Weidner, was demonstrate, with his “resurrection,” his own light body activation! And, says Weidner, light body activation must be preceded by inhabiting/expressing the frequency of love, compassion, as Jesus also demonstrated. Again, according to Weidner, the Vatican sent out teams of priests a few years ago to investigate this phenomenon of the light body, how it is spoken of and demonstrated in various cultures, east and west. And, says Weidner, because the Catholic Church now knows that we all have light bodies, that we all can “resurrect,” the Catholic Church is finished, will be soon demolished.

Oh my, here we go again: EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE! The material realm, whether institutional or personal, goes poof!

Here’s Jay Weidner speaking of the light body in only three minutes.

 

OESTER SUNDAY: Let Us Celebrate the Renewal of Life

April 9, 2023

 

Did you ever wonder about the word “easter,” and alternative spelling, “oester,” connected to “oestrus,” or “estrus,” the time when a mammal is about to ovulate, is fertile, and seeks to mate?

The one female mammal who is not so tied to this phenomenon of what we call “being in heat,” is the human, whose sexual activity can occur at any point in her cycle, if she so desires, and either decides or is forced. This is where “free will,” a specifically human mammalian “trait,” enters the picture for both sexes and complicates the situation immensely. In the “modern age,” especially, civilization-dissolving, biology-defying features trace back to “the pill,” to “free love” of the ’60s, to the increasingly obvious and even, in some circles, celebrated, practices of pedophilia, bestiality, satanic ritual abuse and murder, blatantly devious sexuality, and hormonal and surgical attempts to overturn the natural order. To defy God. To play God. To become gods, says WEF puppet and Klaus Schwab advisor, the upstart Yuval Harari.

This outrage is called hubris, and it is terminal.

We may live in the increasingly trans-mogrified early 21st century, but our very DNA remembers, re-members, puts itself back together again, with generation upon generation before us, stretching to the dawn of the human story of two sexes, forever veiled in Mystery, their current deeply troubled relationship that is meant, ultimately, to ensure the future, and may now result in extinction.

No wonder the annual, spring-seasonal, drawn-out tradition of Lent, the 40-day fast leading up to Easter, feels so profound, especially this year. So even necessary, and certainly utterly natural, derived from Nature, her unceasing, repeating natural, primal, Plutonian cycles of conception, birth, growth, maturity, decay, and death that tell an archetypal story, with numerous variations. Underneath them all, over and over again, the cycle of life continues, as long as we all-too-human beings shall live and move and have our being on this small, wondrous, beautifully alive, conscious, and deeply wise planet we call “Earth.”

Here’s a post that collects many of these archetypal variations on the unitary phenomenon of life/death/rebirth. And remember, the word “pagan,” prior to the “Holy Inquisition” that began in the late 13th century, simply referred to a “country person,” one who was intimately connected with nature. The inquisitors traveled to villages, looking for “witches,” a word which originally referred to a woman who was  “alive, strong.” Both “pagan” and “witch,” not to mention “crone” were, and remain, deeply tainted, even vilified, in the collective unconscious, likely beginning then, in the Middle Ages, thanks to the Roman Catholic church.

 

The Ancient Pagan Origins of Easter

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Though I no longer live as a “practicing Catholic,” I remain deeply, biologically, genetically, inspired by the annual renewal of life as symbolized by the deeply running archetypal tradition of Easter.