This list (below) is from a woman I had a session with, where the focus was animal spirits readings. The woman, Diana, was very smart and sweet. I posted an article on my blog about Diana, the same day you wrote about a holographic tortoise.
- Symbol of the earth - Connection with the center - Navigation skills - Patience - Self-boundaries - Associated with the feminine - Power to heal female diseases - Respecting the boundaries of others - Developing new ideas - Psychically protecting oneself - Self-reliance - Tenacity - Nonviolent defense
Also - curious little bit of syncro-grooviness - the little add box just below the comments was for ZIPLOC EASY ZIPPERS, and it announced how they are new and easy to fill, with an expandable bottom (eww!). Better for eating?
I read recently - I now can't remember where - that the number of sections on a tortious shell is some sort of significant universal constant. I was also listening to some interview with s. african author Michael Tellinger about ancient (annunaki) ruins in Africa with hexagonal stone structures that were used as resonant energy generators - they mentioned this was like Tesla's experiments. This made me wonder about the geometry of flowers yesterday while I was in the garden. Could tortoise shells and flowers point to free-energy generating geometry? What was that conversation you had with Kissenger about releasing free energy?
Thank you, Mike! That list is *exceedingly* appropo for me lately. Hmmm...Oh, and by the way, they were *quart* sized, not half gallon plastic bags, lol- -and they were the new kind, with the expandable bottom! Definitely better for eating, lol
And Alyssa, thank you as well, I do appreciate that information, I wouldn't doubt in the slightest that it could have something to do with free energy.
My conversation with Kissinger was all about him getting me to join his side, but the beings definitely responded/requested that he release free energy to the universe. It would definitely help him settle many a karmic debt.
*LOLOLOL* Wow ~ tortoise shell...can't truly say am able to fathom meaning of such at this point. A note about English grammar ==> when we write, wishing to shorten "it" and "is" to a single expression, we use an apostrophe mark b/w the "t" and "s," but if we want to convey the meaning of ownership or possession of something, we will write the word "its" (i.e. no apostrophe is necessary.) *Peace and have a happy day.*
Anya, Mike and Alyssa...watched an Ian Lundgold speech/vid and got to thinking about the cosmic significance of the tortoise shell. It seems that turtle shell has something to do with the calendric system and giving birth, or being born.
Ay, THANK YOU for the heads up about the grammatical errors, lol-- yes in fact I do know the difference between it's and its, lol- I wanted to record the information as fast as possible before I forgot my dreams and did not do any editing before submitting the post as I was also in a hurry with other things, but now I realize the error of my ways, thank you , lol-- It was written in a hurried FRENZY as they say. Duly noted and since corrected.
I don't really see the "giving birth" metaphor in a tortoise shell, but somehow mentioning the calendric system seems oddly appropriate, and yet I don't know why.
Anya - Good Grief, thank you for sharing this stuff. I think this un-filtered raw data is important. Really - it's important!
ReplyDeletepeace to you,
Mike C!
Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.
ReplyDelete-Anya
This list (below) is from a woman I had a session with, where the focus was animal spirits readings. The woman, Diana, was very smart and sweet. I posted an article on my blog about Diana, the same day you wrote about a holographic tortoise.
ReplyDeleteTurtle/Tortoise's Wisdom Includes:
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- Symbol of the earth
- Connection with the center
- Navigation skills
- Patience
- Self-boundaries
- Associated with the feminine
- Power to heal female diseases
- Respecting the boundaries of others
- Developing new ideas
- Psychically protecting oneself
- Self-reliance
- Tenacity
- Nonviolent defense
Also - curious little bit of syncro-grooviness - the little add box just below the comments was for ZIPLOC EASY ZIPPERS, and it announced how they are new and easy to fill, with an expandable bottom (eww!). Better for eating?
ReplyDeleteI read recently - I now can't remember where - that the number of sections on a tortious shell is some sort of significant universal constant. I was also listening to some interview with s. african author Michael Tellinger about ancient (annunaki) ruins in Africa with hexagonal stone structures that were used as resonant energy generators - they mentioned this was like Tesla's experiments. This made me wonder about the geometry of flowers yesterday while I was in the garden. Could tortoise shells and flowers point to free-energy generating geometry? What was that conversation you had with Kissenger about releasing free energy?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mike! That list is *exceedingly* appropo for me lately. Hmmm...Oh, and by the way, they were *quart* sized, not half gallon plastic bags, lol- -and they were the new kind, with the expandable bottom! Definitely better for eating, lol
ReplyDeleteAnd Alyssa, thank you as well, I do appreciate that information, I wouldn't doubt in the slightest that it could have something to do with free energy.
My conversation with Kissinger was all about him getting me to join his side, but the beings definitely responded/requested that he release free energy to the universe. It would definitely help him settle many a karmic debt.
*LOLOLOL* Wow ~ tortoise shell...can't truly say am able to fathom meaning of such at this point. A note about English grammar ==> when we write, wishing to shorten "it" and "is" to a single expression, we use an apostrophe mark b/w the "t" and "s," but if we want to convey the meaning of ownership or possession of something, we will write the word "its" (i.e. no apostrophe is necessary.) *Peace and have a happy day.*
ReplyDeleteAnya, Mike and Alyssa...watched an Ian Lundgold speech/vid and got to thinking about the cosmic significance of the tortoise shell. It seems that turtle shell has something to do with the calendric system and giving birth, or being born.
ReplyDeleteAy, THANK YOU for the heads up about the grammatical errors, lol-- yes in fact I do know the difference between it's and its, lol- I wanted to record the information as fast as possible before I forgot my dreams and did not do any editing before submitting the post as I was also in a hurry with other things, but now I realize the error of my ways, thank you , lol-- It was written in a hurried FRENZY as they say. Duly noted and since corrected.
ReplyDeleteI don't really see the "giving birth" metaphor in a tortoise shell, but somehow mentioning the calendric system seems oddly appropriate, and yet I don't know why.