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tlcandie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-18-05 08:04 AM
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Nuclear War Intervention... Aluna Joy
Star Elders and Buddhist Monks share that
Supernatural Divine Powers will intervene Nuclear War
Jan 2005 ~ Aluna Joy Yaxk'in


Over the last decade the Star Elders have been sharing stories with me. Many of their stories talk about the changing times we are in. They told me over and over that it's going to be confusing, and it could get messy as we tear down the old structures to make room for the new ones. They say Earth changes and shifts, a natural occurring event, will be significantly less dangerous or life threatening than predicted, and unequivocally, without a doubt, no nuclear war will take place. Divine intervention will stop any government, or terrorist from dropping a nuclear bomb anywhere on earth again. We are being watched over and many attacks have already be averted.

WHY they say no more nukes. Nuclear bombs crack souls. Cracked souls don't evolve normally. They are highly susceptible to an entity attack, psychic attack, and can be used by dark forces as pawns for their controlling and disempowering agendas. No matter how hard these cracked souls try, they can't seem to heal their problems. Most of their lifetime is spent struggling between trying to fix the problem, and justifying it. They feel out of control and lost. Cracked souls can take hundreds of Earth years to heal. If it is not healed, the cracked soul will reincarnated over and over again and have uncountable difficult lives and hurt a lot of people in the process.

I have had personal experience with a cracked soul. It was my father. He lived a tortured life that he could never make resolution with. As a child I felt compelled to try to help him. In my dreams I could see a strange black animal attacking him. I would wake from these dreams crying in a cold sweat. I spent a lot of time trying to fix my dad. When I got older I finally gave up. I didn't understand what I was dealing with. It left me with a great sense of failure. I began to think that it was just a childish dream, until the day he passed. This was the day I was able to dislodge and clear the dark being from him, and help send my dad to a place where his soul could be healed. His next life will be a blissful one. He deserves it.

http://www.kachina.net/~alunajoy/2005jan.html
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Desertrose Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-18-05 12:59 PM
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1. Hi tlc...I just sent you this email
LOL...guess we are on the same wavelength...

I related to this part too....

"Many people are beginning to report going into a void place that I perceive is a bridge between this world and the next.  When there, you may feel disconnected from most of life as it is now.  You might lose your motivation, inspiration, passion, your Mo-Jo and feel fuzzed out.  At first glance, we might think this is a negative.  As many people are going through this at the same time, we begin to realize the awesome truth; we are heading through that prophesied doorway into a new world.  It’s happening.  We are not just practicing non-permanence.  We are actually living it by letting go of our worldly attachments.  The more we let go of our attachments, the easier it will be to enter that New World."

:hi::hug:DR
 
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tlcandie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-18-05 05:47 PM
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2. Just got in from school .. I agree!!!
Explains a LOT!! :hug: :loveya:
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dbt Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 07:07 AM
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3. I got a BAD case of the void!
Talk about losing one's "motivation, inspiration, passion and mojo," that feeling has been upon me since even before the Supposed Election. Most everything I used to enjoy now seems an imposition. (Yes, DR, even playing the fiddle!)

I can still do all my "things," they just don't seem as important lately. The whole process seems to be one of shedding. The paragraph you quote above puts a lot of light on the situation for me!

:hi:
dbt
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Desertrose Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 12:36 PM
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6. NOOO...not the FIDDLE!!!!!!!!
:hug::loveya:

I do understand though...it has been tough for me to get motivated in the studio...but if I can get going, in a way its the only thing that keeps me sane ( OK..."sane" is a relative term LOL)


Hang in sweet brother :hug: the music is waiting for you...and maybe even some magical day someone who owes you a big fat letter might actually be motivated ( or caught up enough from procrastinating all that studio time) to actually sit her tail down & write it! :evilgrin:

:loveya::hi:
DR
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smirkymonkey Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-25-05 08:01 PM
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17. I have been feeling exactly the same way and I have been
wondering if there is just a part of me that is subconsciously letting go of this world. I just don't see much of a point in anything and I feel like I am unable to "positive think" my way out of this. It's like trying to get toothpaste back in the tube - everything that once seemed real and important just seems like an illusion to me now. Everything seems false.

I feel like this world, in it's current state, is doomed. There may be a way out, but I just can't see it, or what I see is that only cataclysmic change will improve the situation.
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Eloriel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 10:28 AM
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4. Who else feels this way?
I'd appreciate hearing from everyone for whom this paragraph resonate, which your description of how life is for you right now.

Disconnected to the max here. So alienated and detached from Consensus Reality that I feel like an alien myself. Everything that occurs "out there," in the "real world" that I can see on TV or read in the newapaper, etc., feels like at best a novel or perhaps some other planet.

I do not feel I have a connection with any of it -- and yet I am having trouble just turning my back on all of it (which feels like my only alternative). Some days the sense of cognitive dissonance is so bad, so acute, that I feel like I'm surely going crazy, or will.

I'm also depressed. Keenly depressed. Part of that may have come along with quitting smoking and a nutritional supplement helped take a physical component of it out. I also put together a nice FLower Essence forumla for myself night before last and that has taken a bit of the edge off, but it's not gone entirely. Maybe it will over time and esp. as I adjust the formula as I go along.

But in the meantime, all this is a certain form of hell, and I'm a little tired of it too.
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Desertrose Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 12:32 PM
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5. I know so many people who just feel n u m b . . .
So you certainly are not alone...

I must say since there has been some sunshine & warming up here, I feel a bit less depressed....am able to walk up in the rocks and everything is so green it cheers me. Plus I have stopped listening to the news...get what I need from online sources...that has helped cause its nothing but a big fat distraction since we all know the games that are going on......

But yeah, cognitive dissonanace so loud its deafening....I can't understand why everyone can't see the insanity that passes for normalcy.....

thank heavens we have each other and access to info & lightworkers.....

Hang in El...I bet the Flower Essences will help. Do you use Bach or FES or another? we have a lot of great local ones here, too. I need to start using them again myself...they areally are the most wonderful helpers!!


I have a feeling that the numbness is important...certainly many amny who are feelin git and so many are commenting on it....

anyhoo..... :hug::grouphug: :hi:
DR
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OmmmSweetOmmm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 05:06 PM
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9. I feel out of kilter. The energies "out there" are very odd.
I recall feeling similar to this a few years ago, there was a vibrational shift, and it was hard to get my "sea legs" then. I believe it's happening again.
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Eloriel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-21-05 11:03 PM
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13. Know what else helped?
Getting back out to the garden today. It had been a week and a half. Didn't CURE it, but it helped, as did the various types of meditation I did this morning (including some mantra).

As for Flower Essences, I have nearly all the Bach, a good selection of FES, but many, many other "brands" as well. I'd love to know more about the ones you have locally, so by all means please pass along links if you have them, or other info. Thanks!!

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Dover Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 01:37 PM
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8. El I hope you get reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal tired of it. It's a bore isn't it?
Edited on Wed Jan-19-05 02:14 PM by Dover
All the drama and the looney toons. I have actually found a bit of humor in it all.....an empathetic humor re: the collective condition.
And I also realize that there are plenty of those who recognize this too. So I'm not alone...

Had a dream a month ago about people living sprawled on this "beach". It was not a natural, beautiful, fun beach. It was indoors and oppressive.....in the basement of a huge industrial space with dim artificial lighting and manmade beach...a trench made in the sand by bulldozers where the 'ocean' should be (but no water) and on the horizon parallel to this 'beach' is not a sky but a movie screen with some black and white media garbage endlessly droning on and on and on all the time.

I couldn't imagine why people would CHOOSE to live there! It's so oppressive and passive and artificial!

But they do...and really don't know how to awaken. But it's possible...and that's where those who have experienced this place, but have managed to awaken and have made the difficult journey to higher ground, come in......

Perhaps one might look at it as just another addiction, like cigarette smoking, drug abuse or over eating. What's the hook?
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Dover Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-20-05 02:58 AM
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11. Don't know if any of this has any meaning for you....
Edited on Thu Jan-20-05 02:59 AM by Dover
but I just ran across this article and it pulled a number of things together for me..relative to my dream and to the disillusionment, addictive attachment, alienation and disconnection of shifting realities you refer to. All the while we are seeking the spiritual truth for guidance as we flail around in the sea changes that signify the death throes of the Piscean Age....

Definition of Religion Part II

It is said that the new definition of religion will be “the invocative appeal of humanity and the evocative response of the greater Life to that cry.” This is a recognition by the part and its relationship to the Whole – and a growing demand for increased awareness of that relation.

Pisces is known as a sign of mysticism and religious feeling on the one hand, yet also a place of imprisonment and bondage on the other. This latter bondage is that of the two fishes bound together expressing the duality of the human condition, the split between God and Humanity (or the lower and higher selves) – a Humanity who are finding their way back to that source. Through the strong astral sensitivity of Pisces it is notably a sign of addiction, whether to alchohol or substance abuse, sex or shopping, or indeed, ‘the spiritual search’.

No wonder in this age Karl Marx characterized religion as “the opiate for the people” – a somewhat addictive substance to say the least. Kingsley asserted that the Bible had been wrongly used as, “an opium-dose for keeping beasts of burden patient while they were being overloaded”, and as a “mere book to keep the poor in order”.

Indeed, many sensitive souls in this latter age of Pisces (which could be called the ‘age of disillusionment’), have become prisoners to heroin, cocaine and amphetamines – in a bid to escape the harsh realities of a non-spiritual and ethically unsound world. Yet in a way, they are no less powerful than the other addictions.

While the old religions are crumbling and have no appeal with their stuffy authority, nothing else has really come forth to replace that and help guide the masses. There are no rites of passage for many youth, who instead invent their own destructive alternatives based upon a system of materialistic ethics within which they find themselves.

What has emerged now stronger than ever at the end of the Age of Pisces, is fundamentalism, the expression of the deepest crystallisation in all these belief systems, with a literal interpretation of their founding principles. And this fundamentalism also extends into the esoteric communities, where we have fundamentalist theosophists, one-eyed Alice Bailey zealots and born again anthroposophists. This is probably an even deeper problem to be surmounted.

Redemption

Human souls have been described as the prisoners of the planet, and certainly ‘beasts of burden’ who carry a heavy load of karma from God-knows-when. The freeing of ourselves and hence the ongoing liberation of all our fellow human beings is known as the Science of Redemption, the redemption of unprincipled substance, its creative restoration and spiritual integration. Nothing like the old biblical ‘redemption of sinners’, with its fire and brimstone, condescendion, blame, criticism and lack of love.

How do we redeem in the Aquarian Cycle that we are entering? It is a well-known occult fact that what you redeem in yourself has a ripple effect in your local environment. Redemption of that which is unprincipled within involves the many small renunciations we choose to make in the world of everyday. The practice of harmlessness is one method par excellence to achieve this – easier said than done!

This ‘redeeming process’ eventually leads to the true unification of heart and mind. This can come about through the enunciation of those occult principles which scientifically explain how life works; through invocation from below which brings evocation from that which is above – successfully practiced through meditation, so as to bring about that direct experience of soul or god - within the human heart; so as to understand that direct experience....

..snip..

As Pluto transits through Sagittarius at the moment, we are seeing the last gasp of fundamentalism for the Piscean Age, one heavily characterised by the 6th ray. Pluto is of course the soul ruler of Pisces and in her kali expression, destroys everything at the end of the cycle.

The one-pointedness of Sagittarius, combined with the fact that it is said to be currently the strongest expression of the sixth ray – even though that ray has been going out of incarnation for 400 years – tells the whole story of Pluto in Sagittarius. Currently Humanity is the blind-folded Sagittarian Archer....cont'd


http://www.esotericastrologer.org/AW%20Essays/AWessaysPGL2.html


And from the same article (the very end)

Currently the religion of media through TV and cinema is the Babylon of our age. Its tendency is to dominate the masses and keep them passive through visual and financial manipulation. For illumination to penetrate humanity needs to be smartly informed.

Blavatsky once said, ‘There is No Religion higher than Truth’. We cannot be too ‘precious’ about preserving the mysteries and there is a very fine line between protecting them from the profane and disseminating seeds that may germinate in some enquiring mind. There will always be an esoteric core of the mysteries relative to human unfoldment.

The emotiveness of religion is extraordinary, the cultural conditioning that we are all saddled with – us ‘beasts of burden’! Besides politics, it is our biggest button-pusher.
This is the shadow or dweller of humanity, a little part that we all carry around with us in our prejudices, vanities and separative behaviours. We know what is ‘right’ or politically correct but quite often it may be in conflict with how we really feel, much of which our culture or family have influenced us through.

The coming new world religion has at its base the externalisation of the Hierarchy and the reappearance of the mystery schools. As with all manifestation it is the subtle pattern or template that is always laid down first, followed by the outer more exoteric expression. Therefore the contribution which disciples of the world can make, working in the field of esotericism, is enormous.

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DemExpat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-20-05 05:11 AM
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12. LWolf and I were commenting on the DOA thread that we both
wanted to just take a nice long nap and wake up when it is all "done".....

Yes, this resonates with me, too. I do not feel depressed, just "on hold", like whatever huge imput of energy into a cause will be for naught.....so why expend??????

Perhaps this is totally necessary for us because contributing to an old-worldly cause IS pointless at this time....

Walking in the parks/along the beach with my dog gives me the most pleasure/peace lately. :kick:

:hug:


DemEx
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LWolf Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jan-24-05 10:14 PM
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14. That would be me.
Not unhappy, but disconnected from much of my life. Kind of like the breath before a big leap; I can feel big changes coming. Indeed, I can see where they've begun, and see the process accelerating. I feel like I'm bracing myself for the ride of my life, and deciding what to take with me and what to leave behind.

I've been more disconnected from other people than I've ever been in my life; "forgetting" to call friends, remember special occasions, and avoiding interaction. Procrastinating on some things I need to get done to be ready for change, and holing up in a cave, waiting to come out into the new.

Except that I don't think I'm supposed to be hiding in there, waiting for the change. I think I'm supposed to be making the change happen.

So part of what I'm feeling is a sence of guilt/urgency to "get to work."
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smirkymonkey Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-25-05 08:07 PM
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18. I completely relate to where you are and I am also trying to
"remedy" the situation w/ various cures. It may be that I went off my antidepressants shortly after the election (why, I don't know really - thought I would be "healthier") but I feel that it is more existential than personal.

The election kind of sent me over the edge though. I am also growing weary of it and can't seem to maintain any positive momentum w/ exercise, eating right and taking care of myself in general. In addition, my job just seems so brutally pointless (other than the paycheck factor) and human relations just seem to be more effort than they are worth.

I wish there was some light at the end of this tunnel at the very least. Hope you feel better!
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Dover Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 01:15 PM
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7. Hi TLC! Glad you stopped by.
Sounds like you are immersed in activities. Hope you're having FUN!
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tlcandie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-19-05 06:15 PM
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10. Thanks Dover..!!
I read and pop in but am not always commenting lately...just not into a lot of talk/sharing, etc.

But I still love and miss you all! :grouphug: :loveya:
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yellowdawgdem Donating Member (972 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-25-05 06:22 AM
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15. (((breathing)))
I've been feeling a sense of disconnect and numbness, too- and always feel better knowing that other people are going through something similar. Some of this is no doubt because of so much bad news, and sadness from hearing bad news over and over again. But I think it goes deeper than that, because I occasionally find myself visualizing that I am emptying out all of my bookshelves, and getting rid of things, as though the "things" are weighing me down in some way. Then I have moments of intense anxiety, and feeling as though my entire life and environment is alien to me.
As far as what to do to get a handle on things... I feel better just sticking to my schedule, being in school and at the gym, and trying not to drive if I am in high anxiety. Also I know that swimming laps takes the worry and numbness away, if I breathe really deep, and swim hard. Another thing that helps is trying to be present for other people in small ways, if appropriate.
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Quakerfriend Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-25-05 07:25 PM
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16. This thread is just amazing.......
I have been feeling "on hold" as well. I'd like to think of it as a subconscious decision to be still, and in the moment.

I am trying not to fight it. Trying instead to prepare mentally to accept whatever changes are coming.

But, it seems that nearly everyone around me wants to keep going full throttle. I tell them that I'm choosing to "simplify". But, they act like they think I'm cracking up. I used to be very, very driven. Working non-stop, on top of everything, jogging several miles/day, can-do-anything-for-anyone type etc. I'm trying not to be defensive about the changes I am making to simplify.

It's a very odd feeling. And, has caused me to become very intuitive and more physic, at times.
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