Saturday, July 16, 2016

Communist Goals for America?

Please bare with me as I begin, in this paragraph, with a few things I've said or written about before. This will help lead into the heart of this blog's topic: systematic steps in destroying a nation. Many times, I've said that desires don't die with people, they take them with them, including into another lifetime, which makes us unique. These desires can include collective thought, often influencing our minds, our lives, with strong past life or current emotions. I've also stated that if you want the job done right, go to the person, or persons, who's best qualified, which has often led to obsession or possession in order to complete a desired path, especially with those who are making the rules.

Along with this, I've mentioned that past nations, having experienced similar current idealogy, have failed. Are we being set up for a fall? Let's consider the possibility of a curse on America. Are we allowing history to repeat itself and, if so, why? Did we step on someone's toes too many times? Are we reaping what we have sown? If you wanted to bring a nation down, wouldn't you devise a plan - even if it took a long time to implement? As I told a friend, recently, look how long it took for people to learn how to fly a plane and then use it against us.

Many things start out as acceptance to what wasn't acceptable, slowly invading our minds with manipulation to promote that acceptance, including using subtle bullying techniques, using our desires against us, using our words against us, or even using our laziness or greed to sway our opinion. Like an addiction, we're hook before we know it. 

A lot of what we're seeing today was actually part of the communist goals to demoralize nations, which was presented to our Congress in 1963 (Congressional Record - Appendix, pp. A34-A35 January 10, 1963). It's from a 1958 book called "The Naked Communist," by W. Cleon Skousen (an American author, ex FBI agent and political theorist). 

However, does it matter what name it's called if the game is still the same? A "communist" plot or just a "political" plot to demoralize and destroy a nation with the systematic steps to do it? Are we being naive? Are we being blocked? Think it's a stretch of the imagination? A conspiracy theory? Are we just blowing it off without investigating further? Why? Isn't it time to get our head out of the sand and start asking questions?

Hopefully after reading the below excerpts, as well as the complete list on the link, it will provide the necessary information to do so.

4. Permit free trade between all nations regardless of Communist affiliation and regardless of whether or not items could be used for war.

17. Get control of the schools. Use them as transmission belts for socialism and current Communist propaganda. Soften the curriculum. Get control of teachers' associations. Put the party line in textbooks.

20. Infiltrate the press. Get control of book-review assignments, editorial writing, policy making positions.

21. Gain control of key positions in radio, TV and motion pictures.

25. Break down cultural standards of morality by promoting pornography and obscenity in books, magazines, motion pictures, radio, and TV.

26. Present homosexuality, degeneracy and promiscuity, as normal, natural, healthy.

27. Infiltrate the churches and replace revealed religion with "social" religion. Discredit the Bible and emphasize the need for intellectual maturity which does not need a "religious crutch."

40. Discredit the family as an institution. Encourage promiscuity and easy divorce.

How's this adding up for you? To me, it's uncannily prophetic for being written 58 years ago. Want to see more: http://www.uhuh.com/nwo/communism/comgoals.htm

Sunday, July 10, 2016

White Privilege: Walk A Mile In My Shoes

This is something I posted on a friend's status update regarding white privilege and how whites can be classified as such. I wanted to state my case after reading the conversation that ensued. Just as not all blacks are thugs, not all whites are privileged. I'm sure many feel these generalizations are ridiculous.
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A very interesting conversation.

I can attest to discrimination growing up being a Navy brat in a large family and being looked down on as poor white trash.

In the hierarchy of life, I grew up learning that it was white men, black men, white women and last black women. I learned eventually that even Latino men were a step above white women. However, we have spent a long time knocking down barriers - barriers that I chose to help knock down. Not just for me but for our future generations as our ancestors did for us.

Now, because of all those walls we have knocked down, we have generations of butt-hurt, bad attitude people. Instead, we should be reveling in our victories and rejoicing in our accomplishments, instead of having to be on the defense by those who chose to have bad attitudes because they didn't or couldn't accomplish as much as they wanted.

Everyone fails. It's part of life. I too have failed often. I too have been kicked down often. I too have been discriminated against often. But I chose to change direction or keep pushing towards my dreams. I learned that if I concentrated more on what I wanted, instead of whining about what I didn't get or others got, I had no time for anything else. Even though I saw people promoted above me because it was a black man, or a Spanish women, who got a job, even though I was more qualified, I just sucked it up and moved on. I even join the Navy so I could get 15 extra points on State jobs exams. Silly huh? I did everything I could but still kept feeling held back. But, instead of going on a killing spree, or blaming the world, I developed a motto: it wasn't meant to be.

I decided I must be on the wrong path and crying over my plight in a corner wasn't going to help me find it. Having an attitude is important - the right attitude. Too often I see adults who don't want to grow up. They want the world to take care of them. They want handouts. They don't want to work. They think everyone owes them a living. They've lost all self respect for themselves and others. They can't see the problem is them because it's everyone else's fault. 

As far as that video, (If whites would be black knowing how they're treated?) even knowing the physical and mental attacks I've had, I still prefer to be me. It made me who I am today. The statement was too broad to make sense. Too many variables. Which black? Oprah black? Michael Jordan black? Drug addict black? Black scientist? Black doctors or black thugs? There have been studies done where people have been asked if they could do their life over, would they? Even the ones who were recovering addicts, of various nature, often said they would still be the same because it made them who they are today.

So maybe the real answer is for everyone to stop pointing fingers, except the blame within them (empowerment) and let's all realize not everything or everyone is perfect (or blessed), and move on. Personally, if someone did walk in my shoes, they would be taking them off and throwing them back at me. 😉

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Psychics: Why Didn't You Know That?

I used to wonder why people say they're intuitive but don't have a clue on many things. Why are they being blocked? For example: you're psychic, why didn't you know that? After many years, based on my personal experiences, I believe I know why: we aren't allowed to know for numerous reasons. Here's a few things I've learned over the years.

1) We would get in the way of another's agenda. We're blocked or sidetracked from knowing. That could even be knowing that someone is going to rob our house. Maybe there's a lesson involved, some prior karma, or we got too busy to ask the universe what's going on around us because we're too busy helping others. Maybe it's only as simple as it's none of our business because we don't have a need to know.

2) We're not "wise" enough to impart a particular or important awareness. For instance, giving vital information to angry or childish people. We haven't earned our dues. We're still learning. Can we be trusted? Many times I've asked: Why don't they know what you (God/Universe) told me? Answer: The timing is off for them. In other words, they're being given examples for having a better attitude or any numerous lessons that are deemed important for their growth first.

3) We've misused our power. Similar to getting a new toy and abusing it. It's taken away until we can be more respectful. I've even seen where psychics were set up to abuse in order to take their power away. Being tested is part of our learning.

4) Being loving and caring doesn't always protect our abilities. Its called gullibility. As Spock would say: it's not logical. We can live in a fantasy world but compassion can backfire because (see #2) it can be used against us. I've seen this happen many times with psychic people who lament later about being duped. More lessons?

5) We're not to have big egos. Oh yes, I've seen many psychics fall on their faces because of big egos. I've seen family and friends pulled away from me to keep me from telling them something. However, when I have attempted to warn them, they've angrily struck back instead of calmly discussing anything. Big egos will get you shut down. Big egos will get you taken away from being helped or helping. When taking in any advice and you immediately feel defensive, angry or cocky - that's a big clue. And it's not always coming from you. It can also be coming from your "psychic" help (or hindrance) around you.

These are just a few major things I've seen over many years. Hopefully, it will help others who are seeking answers but I've learned that nothing helps when someone isn't meant to have it. For instance: being used like a puppet for another's agenda. If you don't know how to have conversations with the universe and just going by feelings, not being aware of those feelings and why they're there, you are more of a pawn in another's game. If you sense something and have the logic or wisdom to know something's not adding up, you are more apt to question it, instead of being a blind follower.

Most importantly, I respect that everyone's on their paths. There are different levels of awareness with each psychic as well as different paths that are being utilized. When I find myself being blocked from knowing something, and sense it's for a good reason, no harm intended for me, I allow and move on. When I sense someone's being set up and it's also being done for a good reason, I may very calmly and quietly disconnect from their lives. Why? So I don't have to participate in the fallout.

Saturday, July 2, 2016

Channeling Emotions and Truth

Emotions, of anyone, are their truth. Do not channel emotions of a friend or enemy of someone. Go to the source.

Not always are their words spoken with truth. Words can be deceptive. If you want truth, ask for this truth from their emotions.

Be impeccable in what you ask and be careful that your emotions don't distort their truth.

If you feel blocked from their truth, you may have forgotten an important step: do I have permission to know it?

Monday, June 27, 2016

What I've Learned About Psychic Protection

Here's a serious piece of advice for empaths or spiritually minded people: you have to learn how to protect yourself from the influx of other's needs or you will definitely suffer. 

Many times, I've seen this blog picture being shared on social media. I can relate to it because I've felt sorrow due to sensing other's needs during my lifetime. I've even been sad without knowing why. But since learning to communicate, I've learned many things about where these emotions come from and about protecting myself.

I've learn that the world may be in need of repair but you're not always the one to do it. No matter how much you want to help, other people need jobs too.

I've learned that I, as an individual, cannot save the world and I shouldn't have to.

I've learned that if I am pulled in any direction, for whatever reasons, that's when I need to investigate and see if I'm being pulled into something fairly. Am I strong and capable enough to tackle this challenge?

I've learned that people's emotions will pull on you from all over and can overwhelm most anyone. Similar to a drowning person who may over power you and pull you down with them if you're not protected.

I've learned that when I pull away, I've often discovered that it wasn't my place to help someone. That I was actually interfering in their help or that I was possibly interfering in their karmic lesson.

I've learned to meditate and listen to the wisdom of the universe and to accept their no or yes, depending on each situation.

I've learned that others were being prepared to help and that can often mean some time is involved and they need to be patient too.

I've learned that sometimes the answer is no, just as it's been for me. Changing directions may be necessary. 

I've learned that, in following these guide lines, my emotional energy became more stable. Yes, I still deal with various forms of attacks, but I'm more aware in dealing with them.

I've learned that I needed to toughen my heart, so to speak, in order to protect it from those who don't care about it as much as I do.

I've learned that some may consider this advice shallow or callous but I call it being the calm in an emotional storm. It often calms the storm. 

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Democrats: Selling Out America

First, I like to start with stating these are my feelings and I'm not forcing anyone to believe anything. I'm only sharing what I've been sensing for a very long time.

In fact, I actually shared my feelings of uncertainty, about Hillary Clinton, to some people a long time ago and mentioned that I kept "seeing" this deceitful cloud around her that kept me from believing in her. Maybe it is only the saying: too much water under the bridge. Yet, I felt there was something she was hiding or something being blocked from me. Either way, I felt it wasn't good. Something was up and I wasn't allowed to know. No problem, I'll go with the idea that I'll know when I'm allowed to know.

Also, I like to state that I was a card carrying Democrat and fought and marched for ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) before it was a popular thing to do. This was when I was with the Business and Professional Women's organization from the 70's to the early 90's. It is when I, jokingly, told a fellow BPW member I'd vote for Hillary if she ditched Bill. This was the first time he ran for President. Then the infidelity scandals occured and I felt that Hillary didn't take the side of women being sexually harassed (something that women were still fighting strongly against) and these women were thrown under the bus - so to speak. She sold them out. But then, it's understandable, maybe forgivable to some, after all, she was also defending her position as First Lady. The heck with anything getting in her way, including protecting the fight on sexual harassment in the work place against women.

Today, I had another thought over this quandary I've been having with the Democratic party. I felt they were unconsciously selling out America. At least, I hope it's unconscious but thoughts do create. That's what got me thinking: what thoughts and what are they creating?

You see, it was not only my feelings but my logical mind saying things are not adding up. How can one profess to want equality for all, yet open our doors to other nations who don't feel the way we do? Especially those with deep cultural, or religious beliefs, knowing how history has shown us the chaos it can create through immigration. Unless that's their intent?

Obviously, as we know, there are deep convictions of those in other countries and it's understandable to be in shock or angry over our liberties that conflict with their beliefs. Some, seriously, look down on women's rights too. It's not unheard of for anyone to want to retaliate because of it. America has written history, in this regards, based on Native American issues and slavery issues. We must not forget how that turned out. Have they unconsciously invited negative karma upon us due to this history? Are some wearing blinders to keep from seeing this truth? After all, there are some who still feel we need to pay the piper.

Anyway, I'm still trying to get my thoughts together on my feelings but I know something's not right. Are the Democrats selling out America? Is Hillary Clinton? It's seems hypocritical. But then, it's understandable, maybe forgivable to some, after all, she is also defending her position as the first woman Democratic party presidential candidate. The heck with anything getting in her way, including selling out America's rights for women due to immigrating cultures who don't believe in them.

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Picture from "this is common sense" website.

Sunday, June 12, 2016

Blame and Victimization

I had shared this picture on social media back in 2012 and thought it was worth sharing on my blog, along with an explanation of what I had been taught, about empowerment, by my metaphysical teachers.

It's often difficult to accept responsibility for most things that can occur in our life. Blame is easier. However, blame comes in and then victimization is normally the next phase.

Once we realize, in many ways, we allowed something, the Creator energy within us begins to empower us. Maybe it's too difficult to grasp for some. I can understand that too. I've even said - it's your fault. When I catch myself saying that, now, I do what I can to counteract it with - but I allowed it.

The reason for this is to empower me to create changes. To be in charge instead of being the victim. To empower me instead of giving my power away to another. Good or bad, it's my life. I'm creating it; all of it. Chose to be the creator, not the victim, of your life too.

Saturday, June 11, 2016

Double-Edged Sword

A double-edged sword is a metaphor which means it can help you or hurt you.

For instance, we often want to keep those that we love at a distance to protect them from being hurt from what we're experiencing. However, this can backfire on us. When they no longer feel they are loved, they will leave. Keeping them from being hurt may now hurt us.

I, also, learned that it can backfire on us because we deny them their power. We want to protect them from the ugly side of life. This can lead to their impotence in dealing with adversity and keeping them from knowing how to help us when or if we need them.

When do we let go to allow them to grow?

In my true story book, Great Flame Within, The Story of a Forgotten Master, I shared a calendar of events of the many things that I was experiencing. In the May/June 1988 section, I had recorded that I went to see my sister in Miami. Because of the many things that I was experiencing during that time, I didn't write about the conversation we had, while I was there, in my book. But what occured changed my opinion about over-helping or over-protecting people and taught me a valuable lesson.

I was explaining about all the things that had been occurring. She was trying to be open-minded and telling me she understood and cared, but she added: I don't know what to do to help you, you were always the big sister that took care of us, not the other way around.

It was the proverbial light bulb lighting up my mind. By over-protecting, we deny those the power to help us and this dimension was no different. I then realized why I felt the need to teach. I understood that some may go willingly, yet some will learn the hard way. However, in my opinion, to deny anyone the education that's needed to empower them is a transgression against divine law.

As one of my teachers taught me: I don't want to be god for you; I want you to be god for you. Yes, you'll get the cuts and bruises but you'll also learn strength and fortitude. It's a double-edged sword.

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Famous or Infamous: The Plot Thickens

Today or yesteryear, the characters change but the plots seem to remain. Especially, if you're a public figure. Let me explain, if you will, what I mean.

I was thinking about my paternal great-grandmother last night and how she inspired me. Without her being our family historian, I'm not sure I would have been into genealogy. Her maiden name was Seymour and it was her work, along with my dad's sister's research, that afforded me the links to our family tree on the Seymour side (plus much more).

Walking in their footsteps was serious but rewarding hard work, yet it taught me something more due to it: you cannot be a genealogist without learning history. Yes, there's royalty, famous or infamous public figures, in my family tree, but there's also the negative in being one that goes along with the fame and fortune that can carry on lifetime after lifetime. Even with my "somewhat public" life, I, ocassionally, get pummeled by negativity. So, I can feel empathy for those who are far more public than I am. The paranoia, backstabbing, murders, and plotting within past royalty was often horrendous.

Last night, when thinking about my ancestry, I was reminded about something guidance had told me, some time ago, about my husband's soul. They said he's a man of conviction. A strong soul. If he says he's going to do something, he will do it. They told me a story about how he was asked to go around King Henry VIII to calm his paranoid mind during his later years. They showed me how he did it and I know it took all his strength to help this King against all the adversity he was going through, but to no avail. The plots and subplots, conspiracies and backstabbing, were never ending.

Never knowing who to trust, and being constantly on guard, can wreak havoc even on the strongest of minds. Guidance explained that my husband's soul had also been deeply influenced by helping that life. This is one reason he has little trust for most people. You really have to prove your worth. This I know personally, it took a long time to prove that I was trustworthy. Now I understand why.

Anyway, I digress. Last night, I was looking into King Henry VIII, Jane Seymour and her brother Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset (non-direct ancestors). I decided to refresh my memory about Edward's life. I won't go into details about it but it's a good read on any cold or rainy day. The Wikipedia link below explains a lot, but suffice to say, when I read it, it had me thinking about today's political plotting in America with the name calling and back stabbing. All I could do was shake my head. In a nutshell, Edward lost his head, figuratively and literally, over being who he was: a royal involved with other royals and their paranoid schemes.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Seymour,_1st_Duke_of_Somerset

If you look at that time period, you'll see an enormous amount of political and religious unrest. Sound familiar? See, some things never change. Based on America's current political season, many still haven't learned to handle their opposition with anything but the same things that were done in the past: plotting, mayhem and maybe even murder. History repeats itself because of soul programming and what we don't know can be used against us.

It's something the greatest prophets knew and why their predictions were timeless. Yes, we make them look great. Our plots (desires) seem to remain even when we're new characters in a new time: a neverending story. And, it's not just with public figures or royalty; they're just more notable and more easily recorded for history. However, being famous or infamous, past or present, can often make them easier targets for subjective and projected thoughts, as well as possession, possibly leading to losing their minds, their heads, or both.

And the plot thickens.

Sunday, June 5, 2016

Hamburg Massacre: Politics Then and Today

As the saying goes: live and learn. The picture is similar to one that a friend shared recently from his trip to South Carolina. After reading the caption on the sign, my natural curiosity took over and I wanted to learn more. I was shocked but not surprised at what I learned. When it comes to politics today, hate, fear and riots are still, apparently, used to win an election.

Maybe (?) American politicians don't actually set up a physical massacre but they don't object to utilizing the massacre of mind and soul to get elected and carry on their agenda. Yet, can we blame them without looking at ourselves too? After all, aren't we all part of that universal flow of thought and emotions? Aren't we all hypocrites when we point at their flaws that we have within us? Their lack of decency, hiding facts, shameful behavior, and being non-politically-correct can be attributed to the flow of energy in our world. Are we reaping what we sowed?

To continue, the Hamburg Massacre is a very interesting, but sad, story. Well worth the time to read about it. Sadly, the picture, that's on the Wikipedia link, is typical of that time period. I deplore the N word even when blacks say it to other blacks. As a child, I was corrected and scolded, by my mom, never to say it as it was a demeaning vulgarity that shouldn't be used. Today, some say a variation of it to downplay the word. I can understand their point but from my time period it still carries a deeper meaning that no amount of word-white-washing can erase ... and it shouldn't.

Excerpts: "It was the first of a series of civil disturbances, many of which Democrats planned in the majority-black/Republican Edgefield District, to disrupt Republican meetings and suppress black voting through actual and threatened violence. ~ The Democrats succeeded in "redeeming" the state government and electing Wade Hampton III as governor. During the remainder of the century, they passed laws to establish single-party white supremacist rule, impose legal segregation and "Jim Crow," and disenfranchise blacks by a new constitution in 1895. This exclusion of blacks from the political system was effectively maintained into the late 1960s."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburg_massacre