The concept of time can be quite perplexing for us mere mortals. It presents itself as this continuous and elusive force that we struggle to fully comprehend.

But here’s the thing – time is a construct that God himself established.

You see, while we humans experience time passing by, God exists in a realm beyond its grasp. He sees everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen as one eternal present.

Before time even began, God created the entire universe.

And let me tell you, He knows every single moment within time with an all-knowing wisdom. But for us, it’s a different story. We’re stuck in this linear understanding of time, moving from one point to another as we navigate through life. But God? He transcends all those temporal boundaries.

God’s nature is something truly extraordinary. It’s characterized by infinitude, timelessness, eternality, and immutability.

Time is just a concept that we humans are bound by;

It’s something we can grasp and comprehend, but only to a certain extent. God, on the other hand, remains infinitely present and aware of everything that exists within and beyond the confines of time.

So, the next time you find yourself pondering the mysteries of time, remember that it’s just a construct created by God.

It’s a tool for us to navigate through life, but it doesn’t define His existence. God is beyond time, encompassing all of eternity with his Augustinian knowledge and philosophical wisdom.

Every day, we have the opportunity to explore the depths of our consciousness and discover realms that exist beyond our physical reality.

By directing our attention inward and addressing the internal conflicts within our minds, we can unlock profound spiritual insights. This transformative journey often leads us to realize that these insights are in perfect harmony with the wisdom imparted by sacred scriptures, as our inner knowing and divine understanding converge.

What is the Conscious Mind?

The conscious mind refers to our awareness of our thoughts, feelings, and surroundings in the present moment. It is responsible for our rational thinking and decision-making. On the other hand, the subconscious mind operates below our conscious awareness and influences our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It holds our memories, beliefs, and desires that may not be readily accessible to our conscious mind. The term “psyche” refers to the totality of the human mind, including both conscious and subconscious aspects.

The conscious mind actively thinks and reasons.

It takes in external information, makes judgments, and generates ideas—the thoughts we are aware of. The subconscious handles ingrained functions like regulating the body, storing memories, and basic instincts. These thoughts operate below our active awareness.

Connecting the two realms of Mind

When the conscious and subconscious minds are integrated, they have the potential to unveil profound insights and inner wisdom. However, external influences like societal conditioning and trauma can create a divide between these two aspects of the mind.

The ego, which represents our sense of self, often clashes with objective reality as it tends to prioritize immediate desires over the established rules of reality.

This conflict between our personal wants and the objective facts can lead to inner turmoil and discord. By recognizing and addressing this conflict, we can strive for a harmonious balance between our desires and the realities of the world around us.

We can bridge the gap between our conscious and subconscious minds by actively engaging in self-reflection and purposeful actions. By acknowledging and courageously confronting our inner struggles, we can establish a harmonious and balanced relationship within ourselves.

The answer is Authenticity

Embracing authenticity and nurturing self-awareness empowers us to explore the profound depths of our multidimensional existence and gain a deeper understanding of ourselves.

Our everyday world provides us with glimpses into higher dimensions that can be revealed when we direct our attention inward.

By healing the fragmentation of our minds, we have the opportunity to expand our vision and tap into profound spiritual truths.

This transformative process, when approached with sincerity, often leads us to discover that these truths align harmoniously with the teachings of scripture, as our inner wisdom and divine knowledge converge.

This was written prior to conversion and prior to becoming a mother, I was in my teens when this was felt. I do not hold these views, and have since mourned the girl I once was since The Holy Spirit gave me a new heart not made with hands.

In the depths of despair, now where I yearn to sink,
Fading into nothingness, I vanish, you blink
The burden of existence, weighing everyone down,
A somber journey for humanity, beautiful sorrows surround

Silented mouth, frail body, vulnerabilities not allowed to be told,
Lightbearing Angels seeking refuge in my rejected Soul                                        Hatred becoming my refuge, orgasmic cold embrace,
Satan is where I hide & eat the meal that generations could not face

Mystery and intrigue Ive been given as a guise for my escape,
I seek to lose reality, touched by nothing in the light, not even rape
Within the innocent facade, my friend and devils wait within,
 A labyrinth of shadows, you cannot fathom how the demons will begin

Descending my soul, innocence taken, we vanish and we roam,
Something in me, and myself are yearning for a home 
In the desolation, even my guarded smile I have lost
Instead of wandering alone, I find solace in permafrost

Accepted by the leader of the abyss, broken dreams no longer appear,
Light avoids my sight, keeping my fear away, owned by night
The depths of sorrow,  I can finally rise in shame, no fear
Pain becoming strength, accepted in the flame

So as I fade into night, finding a home in the unseen,
The darkness is not so bad, the light is torturous, a painful beam
Finally hidden from Light of the lies, lies that I was taught to pray                        Ill accept my fate of Hell, as Lucifer like me, is a cast away

ALL IS GRAY or Grey, I will never obey

A ley line is a straight fault line in the earth’s tectonic plate.

WHAT ARE TECTONIC PLATES?

Tectonic Plates are rigid pieces of Earth’s outer layer floating on a softer layer below.
These plates constantly move— pulling apart, colliding, or sliding past each other.

These movements are what create mountains, cause earthquakes, and form volcanoes.

Through these cracks in the earth’s tectonic plates, the magnetic energy released is very powerful.

Ley-Markers

The following natural and man-made features were suggested by Watkins to be reliable ley-markers:

• Mounds
• Long-barrows
• Cairns
• Cursus
• Dolmens
• Standing stones
• mark-stones
• Stone circles
• Henges
• Water-markers (moats, ponds, springs, fords, wells)
• Castle
• Beacon-hills
• Churches
• Cross-roads
• Notches in hills
• Camps (Hill-forts)…

NATIVE AMERICANS CALLED THEM “SPIRIT LINES”

Take the native Indians of the United States; they used to call ley lines spirit lines and their Shaman used to utilize the electro-magnetic energy in these lines to help them contact the spirits.

THE SHAMANIC MEDICINE WHEEL WAS CREATED ON THESE LEY LINES

They even designed their medicine wheel on the spirit lines, as they knew that these lines followed a straight round line.

How did they know about these lines and the energies that they give off? The answer they give:

the sky God told them.

An energy vortex represents a distinct Earth location that serves as a dynamic hub of concentrated energy, housing a greater magnitude of terrestrial energy compared to regular locations.

A prevailing notion regarding energy vortexes is their occurrence at the convergence points of ley lines or the serendipitous paths of natural energy comprising the Earth’s electromagnetic field.

Where are Energy Vortexes Located?

Energy vortexes can be found anywhere around the globe, from the American Southwest to the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Many energy vortex locations are ancient or sacred sites, like Stonehenge. Energy vortexes are still being discovered today.

Ley Line Cultural Beliefs

Ley lines are prevalent in various ancient cultures worldwide, known by different names such as Dragon Lines, Spirit Lines, and Dream Lines.

Ancient civilizations, like the Egyptians, exhibited knowledge and utilization of ley lines, suggesting an understanding of their energetic properties.

Intersecting Points and Power Centers

Based on personal research, dedication, and a collection of evidence, I believe in the possibility of the existence of portals, vortexes, and dimensional doorways at the crossroads of Ley Lines.

My exploration of the topic and related Sciences has led me to ponder the idea that these intersections may make their way into other dimensions and it is in the realm of possibility that the grids and portals connecting the Inner Earth and Earth to other realms or dimensions serve as gateways for the exchange of energy, information, and beings.

If true, these are the methods: God Works in the Spiritual to come manifest into the physical. Instantly translating what is eternal to arrive into our dimension; transmuting from Eternal Bodies into Mortal Bodies.

When God and His Angelic Hosts come into our dimension they go From Life (heaven) to death (earth), and they do this so that they can create an entry for us, so that we can go from this realm of death to the Heavenly realm of Life, eternal life.

If true; These lines serve as powerful portals, as we’ve previously discussed. They transport us to other-dimensional worlds and connect us with the vast cosmic tapestry of stars, planets, and galaxies. Expanding our horizons even further, they extend to the reaches of our own solar system and beyond.

It is fascinating to note that sacred temples and monuments, such as the Pyramids of Giza, Stonehenge, and Machu Picchu, align precisely with these ley lines, adding to their significance and mystique.

Ley Lines and Astrological Alignment:

Incredibly, ley lines align with astrological constellations, suggesting a harmonious relationship between Earth’s energy currents and celestial bodies. This alignment adds to the mystical and interconnected nature of ley lies and their connection to the broader cosmic order

Most ancient cultures around the world seem to have some understanding of Ley Lines.

Historical Perspectives

• In China they are known as Dragon Lines.
• In South America the Shaman’s referred to them as Spirit Lines.
• In Australia the ancient Aboriginals called them Dream Lines.
• In the west they are referred to as Ley Lines.
• Parallels have been drawn between Watkins’s observations and megalithic alignments.

NUIAN DESERT STONES ALIGNED WITH SUN & STARS IN ACCORDANCE W/ LEY LINES & ASTROLOGICAL CHART SIMULTANEOUSLY

Standing Stones at Nabta

The standing stones at Nabta in the Nubian desert, predating Stonehenge and other astronomically aligned sites in Europe by 1,000 years, reveal a captivating affinity with the concept of ley lines. Constructed over 6,700 to 7,000 years ago, these ancient marvels were meticulously oriented towards the sun and stars, demonstrating the profound comprehension of celestial forces possessed by our ancestors. Echoing the notion of ley lines, which entail alignments of significant sites and landmarks.

The stone circle, tomb-like structures, and standing megaliths were carefully positioned and aligned, possibly to tap into the energy of the Earth and the cosmos.

WHO ALIGNED THE STONES?

The hypothesis is: ancient builders used a combination of manual labor and observational techniques to achieve the desired alignments.

Natural landmarks and astronomical observations may have been used as reference points for positioning the megaliths. The builders carefully observed celestial events and the shadows cast by the stones to ensure precise orientations. They likely employed manpower and simple tools to physically place the stones, using techniques such as levering, dragging, and rolling.

The builders possessed a profound knowledge of the Earth’s energy and cosmic forces and used this understanding to make informed decisions about the placement of structures. Through careful alignment, they were able to effectively harness these energies, resulting in the creation of a sacred space endowed with symbolic and mystical meaning.

CELESTIALLY PRECISE ALIGNMENT

These alignments, both north-south, and east-west, as well as their association with the summer solstice, suggest a purposeful arrangement based on the flow of energies or the alignment with celestial events. This connection to ley lines hints at a deeper understanding of the landscape and the interconnectedness of holy sites across different cultures and civilizations.

LEY LINES RESEARCH

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NEW AGE LEY LINE RESEARCH

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Ley lines serve as intriguing conduits of energy, connecting sacred sites and landmarks across the globe.

CONNECTION TO THE GREEK PHILOSOPHER, HERMES TRISMEGESTUS

According to Watkins, ley lines were used as trade routes in ancient times. He believed that these lines were connected to the Greek god Hermes, who was known for communication and boundaries.

Watkins also associated Hermes-Mercury with the chief god of the Druids. The sighting of mounds with names like Tot, Toot, Tout, Tute, and Twt across the Kingdom further supports this connection to the trackway.

MAPS AND LOCATION OF LEY LINES

Watkins concluded that these lines represented ancient tracks or prehistoric trade routes. These pathways facilitated the transportation of valuable commodities such as salt, flint, and pottery.

Fascinatingly, Neolithic communities relied on natural landmarks visible from high viewpoints to navigate through densely forested terrains. They marked these key features with stone cairns, reflective water elements like ditches, or earth mounds.

Filtering Our Words And Beliefs For Higher Wisdom, Goodness, & Utility

In the empire of ancient Greece, Socrates was a prominent figure renowned for his extraordinary wisdom.
Socrates firmly believed in the necessity of subjecting one’s own words to rigorous scrutiny before speaking about someone. I highly agree with this teaching.

The 3 Seives To Filter Our Words

He strongly advocated for the implementation of three sieves, which serve as tough filters, sifting through our communication to discern the true essence and value of its content. These sieves, I liken to guardians of wisdom, enabling us to evaluate every word and idea before they pass the entry of our lips, ensuring that only valuable, insightful, and constructive thoughts find their way into the world. With these profound tools at our disposal, we are empowered to communicate with clarity, precision, and intention, elevating the quality of our discourse.

The first sieve asks us to consider if our words are true, based on facts instead of assumptions. The second sieve, the sieve of goodness, makes us think about whether our words are kind and helpful or mean and untrue. Finally, the sieve of usefulness makes us think about if it’s necessary and helpful to share the words we’ve chosen, or if they’re just a waste of time.

What Is A Sieve?

A Filter: A sieve is a powerful tool utilized in the fields of science, engineering, and manufacturing to effectively filter and separate elements based on their unique properties. It possesses the remarkable ability to allow specific particles to effortlessly pass through while concurrently obstructing other particles, empowering researchers, technicians, and professionals to extract, sort, and classify materials with the utmost precision.

In essence, it is a device comprising strategically placed holes or voids that effectively segregate particles of varying sizes by allowing the passage of smaller particles while competently capturing and holding larger particles within its confines.

In light of this, the ancient tale of Socrates and the three sieves materializes light to shine upon the intriguing concept of separating and sifting spiritual & mental “elements” and virtues by employing a discerning criterion.

HERE IS THE CONVERSATION:

"Listen, Socrates, there is among your listeners a disreputable young man, unworthy of your trust. When I tell you what he’s doing, I think you’ll ban him from your group...."
I am ready to listen to you, replied Socrates, and to take the necessary measures. But let me first look closely at what you are about to tell me. Have you passed your words through the three sieves?
The three sieves, questioned the man, what is it?
The first is the sieve of Truth. Are you sure that what you are going to tell me is true? Have you heard it yourself or watched with your own eyes?
To tell the truth, said the man, after a moment of hesitation, I just overheard it.
The test of the first sieve is not successful, says Socrates. Let’s examine the second: the sieve of Goodness. Will you tell me something good or positive about this man?
On the contrary, said the other, I was going to say bad things about him.
Your words do not pass the second sieve, says Socrates. Let’s use the last sieve. Is it necessary to tell me what you’re so excited about?
No not necessary, the man says.
Well, Socrates says with a smile, if the story you’re about to tell me isn’t true, good or necessary, just forget it and don’t bother me with it."

The three sieves correspond to the alchemical elements: Gold, Silver, and Lead. Hence, these three powerful elements empower us to assess the fundamental essence and deep significance of various aspects in our lives.

Gold reigns as the unrivaled symbol of truth, its value eclipsing all others. Just like the radiant purity of gold represents the ultimate truth, shining brilliantly above all else, the silver element encompasses the very essence of goodness, illuminating our path with its positivity and moral virtue. Silver radiates the very essence of goodness, an illuminating force of positivity and moral righteousness. And then we have lead, an element of weight and substance, serving as a tangible representation of practical utility. Lead, with its weight and substance, becomes the embodiment of practical utility, empowering us to discern the true worth of things. It empowers us to critically evaluate the value and practicality of ideas and concepts that cross our paths. Together, these symbolic elements serve as invaluable tools in deciphering the core essence and profound significance of the myriad aspects that shape our lives.

GOLD

Sieve Of Truth (Wisdom/ Knowledge)

The sieve of gold represents wisdom and knowledge.
It allows valuable knowledge and wisdom to pass through while catching worthless information. So focusing on what passes through this first sieve would allow one to gain true knowledge and enrichment for the soul.
The first sieve teaches that we should first seek wisdom and knowledge (which is Truth), and allow that to guide and inform what we allow into our minds and out of our mouths.

The sieve of gold helps us determine what really matters – what nourishes the mind and soul. The sieve of gold in the Socrates story symbolizes the importance of gaining wisdom and knowledge as a first priority, and using that as a filter before we continue on…

SILVER

Sieve Of Goodness (Joy/ Positivity)

Things that are good and bring joy pass through this sieve, while unpleasant and harmful things are caught. The sieve of silver represents the importance of discerning which words will authentically enhance our well-being as well as the well-being of others, while avoiding vain pleasures. This discernment comes after first seeking wisdom and truth through the sieve of gold. Engaging in the virtuous pursuit of goodness necessitates nurturing a profound sense of respect, compassion, and honesty. Practicing goodness involves treating others with respect, compassion, and honesty. Gossip goes against this by spreading information, often out of context, that can damage others’ reputations.

“The heart of the righteous weighs its answers, but the mouth of the wicked gushes evil.”

Proverbs 15:28

LEAD

Sieve Of Necessity (Usefulness/ Weight)

This sieve represents necessary things. Things that are useful and needed pass through this sieve, while unnecessary things are caught. The sieve of lead teaches the value of simplicity and focusing on what truly matters, rather than being consumed by trivialities. This sieve comes last, indicating that only after sifting the Truth and Goodness should we consider what is truly necessary to say and what isn’t.

These three sieves help us filter experiences and prioritize what is truly valuable. Only that which contributes to our flourishing and the well-being of others is allowed to pass. The lesson is to simplify and focus on what is truly needed in our communication with others, beyond fleeting pleasures and momentary emotions, asking us to take a step back and think about the ramifications that come from speaking to others, about others. By avoiding unnecessary gossip and rumors, we can prioritize essential knowledge, cultivate meaningful relationships, and invite healthy conditions that enable us to live a fulfilled life, internally, despite our outer circumstances.

Applying The Three Sieves

TRUTH- Before you say something about someone else, ask yourself :
Is it true?  
Are you conveying accurate information? 
Are you spreading rumors? 
Gossip?  
Lies? 

GOODNESS- Once you've established that what you're saying is true, consider:
Is it morally good or virtuous? 
Is it kind and compassionate?
 or 
Is it hurtful & malicious? 
Will your words build others up or tear them down?

USEFULNESS- Finally, consider: 
Is what you're saying  useful or beneficial?
Will it help others in some way? 
or 
Is it simply idle chatter? 
Will it contribute to productive conversation? 
or 
Will it distract from important issues?