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AnnanMemberYour warmness is my warmness, and warmness must emit some light – and that is just great!!
Makes me wonder what those little eggs in your signature are? I looked quickly at them at first post, so I guess my wondering has grown and need to be hatched by you answering 😆
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberWell, my be-loved alainiz, I guess time will show – and we ALL will have to gain patience and wait and see. And those that can not see must take their 😎 off, and I guess much of all this is just as much about that as it is of the other 😉
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberWelcome dear echo!
Looking forward to inter-act with you in the upcomming time.
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberPhwow…..that was one advanced post avat….I will try to print this out and read in a couple of days – seems you have a lot of interesting action going on in your brain circuits….
I´ll be back
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberMust I say that was a de-lightening video, and see here how we are so inter-active together, everyone one this wonder-full forum. One expresses at thought, another replies with their emotion and again a third, fourth or fifth brings forth something to enlighten it and sum it up beautifully.
May we take a little time to bless your parents aswell, dear Orissa, for maybe giving you just enough water to be perfectly YOU, and that must I say we are so joyfull of…..think if they gave you just a little more water or maybe much more water…..you could have ended up as a storm…..maybe a hurricane named Orissa hitting the shore of the US of A. So you beeing here we can rest assured that your parents maybe prevented disaster by giving you just the little bit of water they did after all 😆
So let us go out and be the change we want to se, and maybe start that with a little smile and hello to strangers….
Much holy water and love
Annan the NordicAnnanMemberNeiru my friend, that was one linguistically complete interpretation. Thank you shall I say, that we are almost able to share our ONE COMMON thought, that is the true truth we all strive to express – by these small things called letters, making up these things we call words. Again that we with these combine into syncrone things – that we so call messages, that are supposed to express our divided divineness – with the core meaning to tell out only our longing to not be divided any more.
Ohhhh…..I am so looking forward unto we can share concepts in totality with one-another flawless…..by all senses without even using these things i just described…..but by thought fueled only by unconditional love.
So let us be patient that time is to come Neiru, and all my other eternal friends of light…..or shall I say time and space is to go away – so that we can be the beeing, of beeing able. to do this sharing – which is just what we though we knew what was – but has been distorted quite a bit – namely the simplicity of communing with LOVE….. 🙂
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberFor me these are interpretatons on, yes Alchemy, and philosopers stone. Which brings forth the violet flame…..which is that – the philosophers stone. Cannabis is a delusional drug, making you able to transcend temporarily into astral layers. Astral layers is not for the ONE that wishes to ascend and move into eternal life…..that is through purification of body and the transmuting all life energies with the power of the philosopers stone. And that secret…..is first: purification of body by conscious breathing then transmutation of mind, soul and spirit with the violet flame. After this mastery of ALL the IS and ascension.
I bring to you a little story about the greates alchemist of ALL our times:
Saint-Germain – Adventurer, alchemist, and diplomat, whose mysterious origin created a legend around him. Comte de Saint Germain was rumored to have lived 2,000 years. The legend of St Germain, “the man who does not die,” was born in the mid-1700s. Since then, endless speculations and sightings of the Count after his death has continued. St Germain was also known by such figures as Casanova, Cagliostro, and Horace Walpole. The Russian writer Aleksandr Pushkin (1799-1837) mentions him in the short story ‘The Queen of Spades’ (1834):
“You have heard of Count St. Germain, about whom so many marvelous stories are told. You know that he represented himself as the Wandering Jew, as the discoverer of the elixir of life, of the philosopher’s stone, and so forth. Some laughed at him as a charlatan; but Casanova, in his memoirs, says that he was a spy. But be that as it may, St. Germain, in spite of the mystery surrounding him, was a very fascinating person, and was much sought after in the best circles of society. Even to this day my grandmother retains an affectionate recollection of him, and becomes quite angry if anyone speaks disrespectfully of him.” (trans. by T. Keane)
Little is known of Count Saint-Germain’s birth. He was said to be descended from an Alsatian Jew, a Portuguese Jew, a tax-gatherer in Rotondo, or the King of Portugal. Saint-Germain himself did not help to elucidate the enigma of his true identity. It has been also alleged, that he was the son of Prince Franz-Leopold Rakoczy (or Ragoczy) of Transylvania (1676-1735), or Juan Tomás Enríquez de Cabrera and Maria Anna von Neuburg (1667-1740), or Marquis de Rivarolo (1669-1749), or Sultan Mustapha II (1664-1703). Later he determined to take the name of Saint-Germain from the little town of San Germano, or from the holy brother, St. Germanus. Whoever he was, he was well educated, and at least for some decades he seemed relatively wealthy.
Saint Germain entered the international scene in a period, which was full of contradictions. The rationalism of the Enlightenment, represented by such writers as Voltaire, Goethe, and Rousseau, was counterbalanced by sentimental and romantic, even reactionary tendencies. Count Alessandro Cagliostro (1743-1795), a celebrated figure in the courts of Europe, was as much charlatan as his detractors alleged. Cagliostoro, whose real name was Guiseppe Balsamo, possibly met St Germain in Sicily. Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) impressed Queen Louisa Ulrica, sister of Frederick the Great, by delivering a private message from her dead brother. François, Duke of Lorraine married Maria Theresa of Austria, and was the first European prince to publicise his Freemasonic affiliations. Also St Germain was associated with Freemasons. In the imperial palace, François had an alchemical laboratory. And as always, the great public was responsive to fantastic stories. In Germany, the figure of the fabulous Baron Muchhausen created a vogue for tall tales.
St Germain found his most ardent admirers from the arictocratic circles. The serious-minded middle-class viewed him with some disdain, as the English letter-writer and aesthetician Horace Walpole in 1745: “The other day they seized an odd man who goes by the name of Count St Germain. He has been here these two years, and will not tell who he is or whence, but professes that he does not go by his right name. He sings and plays the violin wondefully, is mad, and not very sensible.”
At the French court St Germain was seen about 1748. He was was an ordinary looking man of medium height, he had regular features, black hair, and he was apparently a fine conversationalist. “He looks like a Spaniard of high birth,” wrote one of his contemporaries. In one painting he has been portrayed wearing a fashionable wig. St German looked in 1743 about forty or forty-five years old, like a man of his age if he was born at the turn of the century. It was said that he spoke German, English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish very well, and French with a Piedmontese accent. According to some sources, scholars were surprised by his facility in Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Arabic and Chinese. However, there is no information if he spoke Sanskrit with a Piedmontese accent.
Voltaire’s famous statement from 1758 in his ironic letter to Frederick of Prussia, that St Germain is “a man who never dies, and who knows everything,” has been often used out of its original context. It is not a declaration of belief in St Germain’s immortality. Voltaire says that he has not been told any secrets and refers to St Germain’s role in political manouverings – “who will probably have the honour of seeing your Majesty in the course of fifty years.”
Madame de Pompadour and of Louis XV were amused by St Germain, although he was accused of being an English spy. He told that he had lived thousands of years and had known even Jesus Christ. However, they must have been aware, that the Bible did not prove or disprove his stories. St Germain was a Catholic. If he believed in the transmigration of the soul, it was a Buddhist doctrine, which also the Pythagoreanists shared, but it seems that he only claimed that he was very old. This did not put him in a collision course with the authorities of the church. Cagliostro, sometimes considered St Germain’s pupil, was not so lucky – he was caught by the Inquisition in Rome and sentenced to death. He spent four years in a solitary confinement and died in imprisonment in 1795.
St Germain claimed to possess the secret of eternal youth, one of the two traditional goals of alchemy. St Germain’s accounts of his adventures had also connections to the legend of the Wandering Jew, a well known Christian tale. Its first written version was printed in Bologna in 1223. To Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, St Germain recounted anecdotes of the court of the Valois as if he had been there an eyewitness. Eventually she become interested in his “elixir of life” and started to use it.
St Germain’s diplomatic blunders in the peace negotiation between France and England led him into conflict with the powerful Duc de Choiseul. After escaping to England, he lived in the Netherlands, and possibly in Russia, where Catherine the Great had seized the power. Little is known of his life during the following years – perhaps he went to his home. In some point his paths must have crossed with his countryman, Charles d’Eon de Beaumont, a diplomat, writer, spy, and Freemason, but there is no evidence of joint adventures. D’Eon is often called the patron saint of transvestites. St Germain was seen in France again in 1774. When the minister von Wurmb met St Germain in May 1777 in Lepzig, he estimated that the Count was between 60 and 70 years old.
His last years St Germain lived under the patronage of Prince Charles of Hesse-Cassel in Schleswig, Germany. At that time, he had spent most of his fortune, sold his precious diamonds, and he suffered from rheumatism. St German died on February 27th, 1784, according to the church register of Eckernförde. He was known under the name of Comte de St Germain and Weldon, sometimes written Welldown, Wethlone, Welldone, or Woeldone. His tombstone in Eckenförde read, “He who called himself the Comte de St Germain and Welldone, of whome there is no other information, has been buried in this church.” The original manuscript of St Germain’s Trinosophia, a work on cabalistic, hermetic, and alchemical mysteries, is in the Bibliotheque de Troyes. ‘Sonnet sur la Création,’ a modest poem attributed to St Germain, was published in 1795. In 1836 appeared a book of memoir, Souvenirs sur Marie-Antoinette by Comtesse d’Adhémar, which claimed that St Germain was seen in Venice some years after his death. However, the work was a forgery, written by one Lamothe-Langon, whose specialty was to produce forged memoirs. Baron de Gleichen tells in Souvenirs de Charles Henri, baron de Gleichen (1868), that according to his acquaintances, St Germain had in 1710 the appearance of a man of fifty years old. De Gleichen’s information is just hearsay.
In Aleksandr Pushkin short story’ The Queen of Spades’ a young aristocratic woman, Countess Anna Fedorovna, asks St Germain’s help – she has lost much money at the card table. St Germain tells her a secret of the cards, which helps her to retrieve her loss completely. She keeps the secret. Decades later a young man becomes obsessed with it, and causes her death. Eventually she returns as a ghost and gets her revenge. The young man loses his reason. Pushkin never met the enigmatic Count, but he knew his legend well and brought another angle to it: St Germain can tell the future. In Rainer Maria Rilke’s fictional autobiography, Die Aufzeichnungen des Malte Lauridts Brigge (1910), St Germain is called Marquis von Belmare, who believes in the past: “Aber es gab natuerlich genug, die ihm uebelnahmen, dass er an die Vergangenheit nur glaubte, wenn sie in ihm war. Das konnten sie nicht begreifen, dass der Kram nur Sinn hat, wenn man damit geboren wird.” In these works St Germain is only a side character. The American writer Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has written a number of novels, where the Count is the protagonist.
Saint-Germain’s knowledge of diamonds, precious stones, and chemistry impressed his contemporaries; his dyeing skills were widely acknowledged. Graf Karl Cobenzl wrote in a letter in 1763, that he saw how St Germain made some experiments, “of which the most important were the transmutation of iron into a metal as beautiful as gold”. Without any doubts, the physical goals of alchemy – the elixir of life and the Philosopher’s Stone – fascinated deeply St Germain. The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung has argued that alchemy also corresponds to psychology. “What the alchemists called ‘matter’ was in reality the unconscious self,” Jung claimed. Deliberate mystification can be pure bluff to exploit the credulous or projection of unresolved inner tensions. St Germain was secretive about his past, he had several identities, and in his occult studies, he perhaps indirectly searched the truth of himself.
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberMy dear Orissa!
Yes, I agree these channelings by Keenya from be-loved Saint-Germain is so full of it ALL – not just the message. I feel life stronger every time I watch these.
I have also read many of the Crimso-Cricle channelings, beeing introduced to them last winter. They are great, but must i say – they can be a little long read or listen sometimes without any visuals. So personally I love the inter-action done on these posted videos – where one gets it ALL not just the message. Also the gestures that Saint-Germain expresses thorugh Keenya, is such a de-light. And listen to when he laughs, these short divine laughs…..hahaha….I LOVE IT…. 😆
I just checked out and there has not been posted any channelings at crimson after 6.sept, so I am really looking forward to the next, in context of what we have heard from many other sources.
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberMy beloved-friend Orissa…..I recieved a hug now from you, and by that felt your love deep in my heart……so I choose now to multiply that love by 6,5 billion. And then instantly sprinkle it across our much loved mother earth – to be ingest in all her inhabitants in this very moment. A Hug, small or large, can make much difference in our world. So let us all do that much more…..both to those eternal friends of us in light, and those friends of us in flesh.
I have a little project, that I would like to project to all my be-loved eternal friends in light. Say hello, smile and look everybody you meet into the eyes everywhere you go for a short glimpse – for one week – then see what happens. Effects will be most tremendous to others yes, and also yourself. A little strange first, but that it only in the very beginning. I would like to hear observations, and I will feel on my body when one-another do this sincerely because it will multiply- and this I say is much needed today, and is the outmost simple way to be a lightworker, even with a hectic schedule. I am just sure that if you get to do this one week, you will be prone to do it for the rest of your life, and that my friends – could in it self be enough to save the entire world from every-thing it eventually must be saved from.
You are such a lovely beeing my flower-ish friend Orissa. Remember today to go out for some sun and do not forget to add to you a little water 😆
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberEyes wide shut….
Lets get these 😎 off…..us ALL
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberWe have amongst us residing a most brilliant poet-of-the-BoL …. awesome
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberHow de-light-full to read you mention the be-loved Merlin. I have something here for you I have posted, and i love to see you bring this up.
Great Britain is named as a tribute to Merlin as a subjection from something like “The Greet Mirlinn”. Merlin is the man-behind-the-man to round up the great britain. Merlin is the ONE that is known today as Master Saint-Germain also know as many ONE-another, through our history.
So my friend DarkChylde here is a little info on be-loved Saint-Germain:
* Ruler of a Golden Age civilization in the area of the Sahara Desert 70,000 years ago
* High priest on Atlantis approximately 13,000 years ago, serving in the Order of Lord Zadkiel in the Temple of Purification, located where the island of Cuba now is
* Prophet Samuel, 11th century B.C. Religious leader in Israel who served as prophet, priest, and last of the Hebrew judges
* Plato, 427 – 347 B.C., Greece. He studied with students of Pythagoras in Crotona and scholars in Egypt. He established his own school of philosophy at the Academy in Athens.
* Saint Joseph, 1st century A.D., Nazareth. Husband of Mary and Guardian of Jesus
* Saint Alban, late 3rd or early 4th century A.D., town of Verulamium, renamed St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. He was the first martyr in England. He had sheltered a fugitive priest, became a devout convert to Christianity, and was put to death for disguising himself as the priest so he could die in his place.
* Hesiod, circa 700 B.C., Greece. Poet whose writings serve as a major source for knowledge of Greek mythology and cosmology
* Proclus, circa 410 – 485 A.D., Greece. The last major Greek Neoplatonic philosopher, who headed the Platonic Academy in Athens and wrote extensively on philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, and grammar
* Merlin, circa 5th or 6th century A.D., England. Magician and counselor at King Arthur’s Camelot who inspired the establishment of the Order of the Knights of the Round Table
* Roger Bacon, circa 1220 – 1292 A.D., England. Philosopher, educational reformer, and experimental scientist; forerunner of modern science renowned for his exhaustive investigations into alchemy, optics, mathematics, and languages
* Organizer behind the scenes for the Secret Societies in Germany in the late 14th and early 15th centuries A.D. The creation of a fictional character named “Christian Rosenkreuz” was apparently inspired by his efforts.
* Christopher Columbus, 1451 – 1506 A.D. Believed to have been born in Genoa, Italy and settled in Portugal. Discovered America in 1492 during first of four voyages to the New World sponsored by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain
* Francis Bacon, 1561 – 1626 A.D., England. Philosopher, statesman, essayist and literary master, author of the Shakespearean plays, father of inductive science and herald of the scientific revolution. Sir Francis Bacon made it appear that he died on Easter Sunday 1626, and he even attended his own “funeral” in disguise. He traveled secretly to Transylvania (now part of Romania) to the Rakoczy Mansion, where he continued preparations for his physical Ascension under the direct training of the Master R (Great Divine Director). He had incarnated in that area a number of times in previous lifetimes and felt particularly at home there. Since Francis Bacon was sighted in the area at various times over the following decades, some local people speculated that he might be a member of the Rakoczy family (possibly related to Prince Ferenc Rakoczy II of Transylvania). Finally on May 1, 1684 he attained his physical Ascension. Not wanting to leave humanity in the physical octave without his direct visible assistance, he asked the Karmic Board for a special Dispensation to allow him to function in a physical tangible body among embodied mankind for a limited time period – even though he was already an Ascended Master. He was granted his request at the direct intercession of the Goddess of Liberty, and reappeared as:
o Le Comte de Saint Germain, the “Wonderman of Europe” in the 18th and 19th centuries A.D.. He developed a reputation of being an outstanding alchemist, scholar, linguist, musician, artist and diplomat. He worked behind the scenes to try to establish a United States of Europe and to prevent the bloodshed of violent revolution. His powers included bilocation, appearing at court and then dissolving his form at will, removing flaws from diamonds and other precious stones, and precipitating an elixir that prevented aging. He was also ambidextrous and could compose simultaneously a letter with one hand and poetry with the other, or two identical pieces of writing with each hand. He visited Marie Antoinette and her intimate friend, Madame d’Adhémar, who later wrote the story of his abilities as an Adept, and that he had warned of the coming debacle and death of the king and queen. He also worked behind the scenes with George Washington and Benjamin Franklin to establish the United States of America.
o Ascended Master Saint Germain is now known as “The God of Freedom” for the Earth and, since May 1, 1954, the Hierarch for the “Dawning Golden Age” in this current Aquarian Age cycle. The name “Saint Germain” is the name that Francis Bacon chose as his Ascended Master name upon his physical Ascension from the Rakoczy (Rákóczi) Mansion in Transylvania. It comes from the Latin Sanctus Germanus, meaning “Holy Brother”.Here is a thread i have posted more info and also to-date channelings from Saint-Germain for your eventual further interest: https://book-of-light.com/forums2/viewforum.php?f=40
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberThat was a womder-full poem avat!! Thank you very much…..that was giving me some more air, and I need that believe me 😆
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberI am much de-lighted to share your thoughts and experiences – and listen to many more of them. I am happy that you found this forum, or wasnt it maybe this forum that found you? 😆
I actually had a little talk with dear Opal here, recently, where I told her that i felt I all my 30 years down here – was like that I had experienced a four dimensional life but lived a three dimensional life. And this you write sheds a beautiful light over this subject, which is of my great interest. An that is now as we are short about to, which I believe will be just in a swift, be brought up in the dimension number five. My personal feeling is that I have felt the fifth dimension as something just around the corner, but my arm not been long enough to stretch around – and that feeling has been there for all my years in this flesh – making it most prominently a waiting project for me – but ofcourse amongst much more.
So therefore i am here to obtain patience…..i wait, wait, wait and then wait a little more. Soon we will take these shades of 😎
And whilst i wait, I come in here and have a little experience sharing and inter-connection with my beloved friends of eternity, right here on BoL. So lovely and joyful. So Sandra my be-loved friend, I again greet you welcome and look forward to inter-act with you in the comming times.
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Annan the NordicAnnanMemberMost welcome DarkChylde!
I fell blessed to feel your wonder-full presence here on BoL, and I look forward to learn and tech from you while you reside in this most pleasant little space of light-beeings.
Me Dark-Knight-Of-The-Nordic-Light and you DarkChylde…..that was nice I think. Welcome my friend.
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