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 15 Sep 2012 @ 06:40
Time is ever getting closer for the Ascension point as I write, so I hope my notes clarify the diverse aspects of life in the New Earth. Ra, messenger & teacher, forthcoming Guardian, will clarify the matter of what form does human labor get paid, and how they dovetail into the exchange niche. More >
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5 Sep 2012 @ 05:49
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Another version speaks of only two eggs, from which a human pair came forth and bore seven sons and seven daughters, who were, however, without life. At the command of the deity the husband went to get for them the germs of life, bidding his wife in his absence on no account to stir outside her mosquito-curtains; but she failed to obey, and as she looked out a blast of wind came and blew into the children, so that they breathed and became alive; whence man is mortal, and wind (or breath) is his only life…. More >
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4 Sep 2012 @ 06:28
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…From southeastern Borneo comes a different tale. After the world had been made by spreading earth on the head of the great serpent which swam in the primeval sea, a deity descended upon it and discovered seven eggs formed of earth. Taking two of these, he found in one a man, and in the other a woman, but both lifeless; whereupon, returning to the upper world, he asked the creator for breath, that the pair might become alive. More >
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2 Sep 2012 @ 06:55
Past the 21st of December 2012, all structures of governance will be in place as the new planet had come to fruition. Being messenger and forthcoming Guardian, let me share heraldry about the coming preparations for permanent settlement in a post-catastrophic juncture. More >
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27 Aug 2012 @ 08:37
LEMURIA & ANTHROPOGENESIS IN TAGALOG CREATION MYTHOS
Erle Frayne D. Argonza / Ra
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The Creation Story - Tagalog
When the world first began there was no land, but only the sea and the sky, and between them was a kite (a bird something like a hawk). One day the bird which had nowhere to light grew tired of flying about, so she stirred up the sea until it threw its waters against the sky. The sky, in order to restrain the sea, showered upon it many islands until it could no longer rise, but ran back and forth. Then the sky ordered the kite to light on one of the islands to build her nest, and to leave the sea and the sky in peace. More >
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16 Aug 2012 @ 01:22
Ra, messenger & teacher, forthcoming Guardian, will update you about the etherealization of certain home segments to create instant portals to your ascension points.
In the 1980s yet, the New Age writer Brad Steiger, channeler of messages from his Inner Guides, already released heraldry about the subject. Save for Steiger’s concept of ‘grand lift’ that surely sounds ridiculous for a White Robe like me who is steeped in Divine Wisdom, as several fanatical cults picked up and disseminated it till it got reduced to nonsensical cliché, thus abusing the ascension principle along the way, I would appreciate Steiger’s works on starseeds and the Earth changes (including polar shift). More >
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15 Aug 2012 @ 06:35
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The Creation - Igorot
In the beginning there were no people on the earth.
Lumawig, the Great Spirit, came down from the sky and cut many reeds. He divided these into pairs which he placed in different parts of the world, and then he said to them, "You must speak." More >
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13 Aug 2012 @ 05:51
Among some Filipino ethnicities reins the belief in the creation deity Captan. In their version of cosmogony, Captan is synonymous if not identical to Brahma who is deity of the physical universe. More >
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9 Aug 2012 @ 06:56
Philippine folklore narratives on creation practically mirror those of its ASEAN neighbors. These folklores are shared by ethnicities coming from two (2) racial groups: Malays (the dominant majority) and Polynesians (aborigines). More >
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9 Aug 2012 @ 06:31
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Among the many indigenous peoples in Indonesia and Malaysia there are several examples of dual gods and sometimes of trinities. In Sumatra, the Toba Batak see the Absolute Mula Jadi na Bolon as three persons representing the upper, middle, and lower worlds. In Nias there is a two-person divinity representing the dual nature of the universe—good and evil, light and dark. More >
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