Divine Colors Conclusion: Echoes of the Past

yes
by may 2012 my marko rodin thread had already gotten me into comfortable occult circles on glp and my x thread was formed because of whom i met from back then through into today

Oh nice and it seems there was more occult talk happening on the rodin thread. Nice dynamics between most of you and lively too. I would have like to read back then,

Oo scratchy throat but I don't feel like it's pollen I feel like it's someone/thing saying stop talking lol. Which I need to do anyway(have lots to do offline) or I would ignore it cause doesn't seem it's me/higher self etc.

brien has become more talkative

we can see the shape that our story will take across our planet through the shapes that manipulated matter of unkown origin is showing us what to say about it
it is like explain it alters us doing it

i just realised it is new moon

what are we groomed to die into

Ty for pointing the connection out though, and pairing with that video.

On DMT elves, he says @7:30ish
"95% of the human race never encounters it unless everybody encounters it, in the act of diying".

He is saying that the dmt trip isn't hallucinations, it's an actual place/dimension? I wonder why he associates it with after death, has he seen people that he knew or what...

I think he also said people tell him he's the closest to being Thoth too? Maybe I'm confused, it was a few videos back

Neither of them(Dee or Thoth) kept their coherence if not sure, I guess lol

Was hoping for peace and quiet lol but this sounds more exhausting than living

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array of things synchronizing to cause what is said is what we expect from our morphogenic field

Funny the theme song is on thread page topic lol

Reminds me of what I was getting the other day,



I went back to that monad post, the video that you posted is no longer available :/

today i realized that where i am living on top of this hill with cross roads at the top outside my gate these past 13 months is a tor that has 2 ley lines crossing outside my gate

where i live is named tor quay and locals know the link to here

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cos uk is a small island and nothing is far away

Oo that's neat, cause you sensed it or were looking at a key line map or something?

Funny, I was just reading those pages from 2016, wondering how Ireland is doing, he would talk about Glastonbury Tor often

Oo I never looked to see if where I live is mapped/ley lines

the thing about a monad is that it can never explain it self satisfactorily without something else as the example

this is where our technology is helping to explain stuff without undue nocebo effect being the result over linear time

Oh funny you mention


"The sides of the Tor(Glastonbury) have seven deep, roughly symmetrical terraces, or lynchets. Their formation remains a mystery with many possible explanations. They may have been formed as a result of natural differentiation of the layers of Lias stone and clay used by farmers during the Middle Ages as terraced hills to make ploughing for crops easier."
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It reminded me of mounds but maybe not huh,

"Tor is an English word referring to "a bare rock mass surmounted and surrounded by blocks and boulders", deriving from the Old English torr. The Celtic name of the Tor was Ynys Wydryn, or sometimes Ynys Gutrin, meaning "Isle of Glass"." Wiki



Oh neat, maybe it had a labyrinth and labyrinths have been coming up(and that reminds me I found an interesting dan winter/labyrinth comment in my notes I wanted to tell fancy about, ty),

"Another suggestion is that the terraces are the remains of a three-dimensional labyrinth, first proposed by Geoffrey Russell in 1968. He states that the classical labyrinth (Caerdroia), a design found all over the Neolithic world, can be easily transposed onto the Tor so that by walking around the terraces a person eventually reaches the top in the same pattern. Evaluating this hypothesis is not easy. A labyrinth would very likely place the terraces in the Neolithic era,but given the amount of occupation since then, there may have been substantial modifications by farmers or monks, and conclusive excavations have not been carried out."
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And they found neolithic flint tools there


"St. Michael's church was destroyed by an earthquake on September 11, 1275."

Happens to be during the "religious cataclysm" era- Charles Kos


And right under the labyrinth note, Dan Winter says Glastonbury is a labyrinth with "over 100 ley lines that converge"

More messenger birds

But he's showing that they used parrots to send verbal messages, thats so neat

nice vusuals stunning cold pure water pools and running water to under glastonbury tor
feels lovely