The Lion roars:

The "mice" are chewing the ropes - their points across - rowing the
boat - while being
like stones in the polishing drum: Polished to perfection, proud to help
build the
Foundation of The New Earth Kingdom


STAR SHIP ETERNAL is taking off! Looks like the "Chariot of The Gods"
in Tarot 11.8ing with Chardin. Our UK tour busses were
called "Charabangs" were magical vehicles which took London kids on
marvellous days - spent sometimes drove through lavender fields. .. ? or
collecting baby crabs in buckets when the tide went out. Same musical
tonal/tempo appropriate - on a Magical 13th Day Star Ride...

The Gift of The Spirit of Charity - and The Grace of
God is one Spirit ...

However, on this day Uriel comes on the Wimax Screen - in life she was Martha
Bunz Caton
I see the mega Yin Yang Mirror - from a new viewpoint - my dear friend died
for it by committing suicide. She left me her daily diary. It is so totally
ironic! She carried a picture of her former Mother Superior which constantly
reinforced that suffering was good for the spirit.

Now, on this 11.10 I a confronted with strange dicotomy - a mirror reflect -
previously unknown. But in terms of levitation history indicates this system
worked. Occidental and Oriental myths correlate, and the legendary "Gordian
Noose Knot" is around our planetary 3d neck. (good job the domes got a high
ceiling - for practising.. :-D )

COMPASSION For the Ancestors releases KRYPTONIQUE - EMPATHY with all
Creatures over all Space-Time - breath in to the full extent of your EMPATHETIC
GAS TANK - above and below are mirror reflections of one another - STARSHIPS,
The Oldest Beings in The Universe - are known for the size of thier "gas tanks"
or testiclements..

Thus in the fullest YIN YANG BALANCE sense - The Universe pulses at all times
in Perfect Yin Yang Equibrium...

Our STAR SHIP ETERNITY is well above the clouds our power lies in our capacity
to LOVE - beginning with SELF - then radiating outwards - as a Crystal Fountain
11.12 - the New Wellspring of Eternal Life. I commented on Jasons Glace Bay
pic in that it seemed to iconize the coagula of breaking through the looking
glass - Sep 73) then into the dissolution - with prophecied tribal re
coagulation Above The Abyss.

And so it came to be. Sharing the strife of our forebears over the ages -
dissolves the barrier reef .. beyond the "cisterns of the deep" and the black
sea.. through the
USNISA FILTRATION SYSTEM.. and retina tec.

EMPATHY ... as JC taught - "Love Godself - Love Neighbour's Godself." which
gives us sufficient unity to levitate the field LEVI TRON.. 1.1 zip through
to 12.12. to 13.13

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

"Human suffering, the sum total of suffering poured out at each
moment over the whole earth, is like an immeasurable ocean. But what
makes up this immensity?Is it blackness, emptiness, barren wastes?

No, indeed;it is potential energy, Suffering holds within it, in extreme
intensity, the ascensional force of the world.The whole point is to set
this force free by making itconscious of what it signifies and of what
it iscapable. For if all the sick people in the world
were simultaneously to turn their sufferings into a single shared longing
for the speedy completion of the Kingdom of God through the conquering
and organizing of The Earth, what a vast leap towards God the world
wouldthereby make! If all those who suffer in the world should become
one single grand act of consciousness, ofsublimation, of unification,
would not this be one ofthe most exalted forms in which the mysterious
work ofcreation could be manifested to our eyes? "

As he put it elsewhere:



"...in conformity with the deepest aspirations of ourage the Cross
becomes the Symbol, the Way, the very Act of progress. "


"The day will come when, after harnessing space, the winds, the tides,
and gravitation, we shall harness for God the energies of love. And on
that day, for the second time in the history of the world, we shall
have discovered fire."

~ Pierre Teilhard De Chardin

As he put it elsewhere:

"...in conformity with the deepest aspirations of courage the
Cross becomes the Symbol, the Way, the very Act of progress."



http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/378/16433_levitation.html

Legends say that ancient levitators were able to rise above the ground up to 90 cm

Gods in Oriental Mythology had a special ability. They could fly. However, ordinary mortals could master the unique art of flying too. For example, Indian Brahmans, yogis, hermits and fakirs could rise and float in the air.

d like wild fire. People from the neighboring towns and villages stood outside the monastery walls waiting for a miracle. Finally, Josef was transferred to a monastery in Osimo where he died in the fall of 1663. He was canonized four year later.

Daniel Douglas Hewm was the most famous levitator of the 19th century. Below is the description of his first flight penned by an editor of an American newspaper. "All of a sudden Hewm began lifting off and all the people in the room got completely surprised. I could see his legs floating about a foot about the ground. Hewm apparently could not speak as he had a twinge going from top to toe after the clash of fear and rapture in his mind. He went down some time later, and rose up again. He went up to the ceiling during a third ascent."

Hewm learned to levitate of his own free will later on. He showed his outstanding ability to thousands of spectators including such celebrities as William Makepeace Thackeray and Mark Twain, Napoleon III, other politicians, doctors and scientists of note. Hewm has never been accused of hoaxing an audience.

There is a lot of controversy regarding a physical nature of levitation. Some researchers say that it is a product of the biogravitational field created by a special kind of mental energy emitted by the human brain. Doctor of Biological Sciences Alexander Dubrov is a supporter of this hypothesis. Dr. Dubnov points out that the biogravitational field is deliberately created by a levitator and therefore the latter can control the field and change the direction of a flight.


There is a chapter in the Vedas on levitation, a sort of guidelines on how to reach a state required for taking off the ground. Unfortunately, the meaning of many ancient Indic words and concepts has been irretrievably lost over the last few centuries and therefore the invaluable instructions can not be translated into modern languages.

As regards the ancient levitators, records at hand say that they were able to rise above the ground up to 90 cm. They did not lift off to impress the onlookers, they simply wanted to assume the most suitable position for performing religious rites.

The art of levitation still exists both in India and Tibet. Many scholars engaged in oriental studies also mention the phenomenon of "flying lamas." Alexandra David-Neel, a British explorer, one day witnessed the flight of a Buddhist monk. The monk flew a few dozen meters over the alpine plateau Cnang Tang. He was bouncing off the ground like a tennis ball to rise in the air again and again. He kept his eyes on some guiding star hanging somewhere in the distance, the monk was the only person who could see the star in broad daylight.

Europeans have long been aware of levitation too. There was one big difference between Eastern and Western medieval levitators. Unlike the Brahmans, yogis and lams, the monks in Europe never took any special training for levitational purposes. They would normally rise in the air after reaching a state of ultimate religious ecstasy.

According to trustworthy records, Saint Theresa, a Carmelite nun, was one of the first levitator of the Middle Ages. Her flight was seen by 230 catholic pri


According to trustworthy records, Saint Theresa, a Carmelite nun, was one of the first levitator of the Middle Ages. Her flight was seen by 230 catholic priests. The nun wrote about her unusual "gift" in the autobiography dated 1565. It is quite noteworthy that Saint Theresa herself did not want to fly. She spent long hours praying desperately in an attempt to get rid of her special power. She was asking Lord to relieve her of that grace. One night the Almighty finally heard the nun"s praying. She did not fly ever since that night.

Josef Desa used to be the most famous "flying man." He was born into a devout family in South Italy. Since he was a boy, Josef was a very religious person prone to inflicting all kinds of torture upon himself in order to experience a state of religious ecstasy. Later he joined the Franciscans. He would get really ecstatic at times and rise in the air. One day he floated right before the Pope's very eyes. Josef arrived in Rome. The Pope Urban VIII granted him an audience. Josef got as excited as one could be. He could not help rising in the air. The head of the Order of St. Francis eventually brought Josef back to earth. Men of science observed more than a hundred cases of levitation of Josef. They put down their comments in the official records. However, the Christians were thought to be embarrassed by Josef's flights. As a result, Josef was sent to a out-of-the-way monastery in 1653. He was transferred to another monastery three months later, then to another one. The list can go on. Wherever he appeared, the news about the "miracle man" spread like wild fire. People from the neighboring towns and villages stood outside the monastery walls waiting for a miracle. Finally, Josef was transferred to a monastery in Osimo where he died in the fall of 1663. He was canonized four year later.

Daniel Douglas Hewm was the most famous levitator of the 19th century. Below is the description of his first flight penned by an editor of an American newspaper. "All of a sudden Hewm began lifting off and all the people in the room got completely surprised. I could see his legs floating about a foot about the ground. Hewm apparently could not speak as he had





d like wild fire. People from the neighboring towns and villages stood outside the monastery walls waiting for a miracle. Finally, Josef was transferred to a monastery in Osimo where he died in the fall of 1663. He was canonized four year later.

Daniel Douglas Hewm was the most famous levitator of the 19th century. Below is the description of his first flight penned by an editor of an American newspaper. "All of a sudden Hewm began lifting off and all the people in the room got completely surprised. I could see his legs floating about a foot about the ground. Hewm apparently could not speak as he had a twinge going from top to toe after the clash of fear and rapture in his mind. He went down some time later, and rose up again. He went up to the ceiling during a third ascent."

Hewm learned to levitate of his own free will later on. He showed his outstanding ability to thousands of spectators including such celebrities as William Makepeace Thackeray and Mark Twain, Napoleon III, other politicians, doctors and scientists of note. Hewm has never been accused of hoaxing an audience.

There is a lot of controversy regarding a physical nature of levitation. Some researchers say that it is a product of the biogravitational field created by a special kind of mental energy emitted by the human brain. Doctor of Biological Sciences Alexander Dubrov is a supporter of this hypothesis. Dr. Dubnov points out that the biogravitational field is deliberately created by a levitator and therefore the latter can control the field and change the direction of a flight.