By Anna Von Reitz
By now, many who were dwelling in darkness know the truth and the answer for their hearts. They have looked at their own hands with new eyes. Quite a few members of our State Assemblies have seen the signs written on their hands, the M's, the Stars, the Xs, the Crescents.
Many have contacted me wanting additional insight. Let me say this: just because you carry the deeply incised "M" of a Warrior Angel does not prohibit you from using your inherent healing powers.
All angels have healing power in their hands, and so do many other nations. In the Kingdom of Heaven, those who have the right to take life have the right to give life, too.
So don't be surprised that Warrior Angels have healing powers, and even the power to raise the dead. Miracles attend those who have remembered who they are.
There are, among us, angelic souls from a prior Universe, who carry the memory of the first dawn of life, souls who remember the first light of human consciousness, souls who have witnessed the entire journey.
These Ancient Empaths cannot be fooled or deceived about anything.
As you meet these souls you will feel conflicting emotions. You will feel warmth rising in your hearts and comfort surrounding you, but you will also sense that these souls see the heart of you. They know everything you have suffered. They know who you truly are.
Good, bad, ugly, warts and all, they know.
This can be scary, so I tell you in advance, they don't come to judge you. They come to help you and to reveal your own truth to you.
You will be changed and inspired and amazed. You will rise up with renewed strength and purpose.
Years will fall away and you will hear the Lord of Hosts saying, "I shall give you back the years the locusts have eaten."
You will breathe deeply, and be restored.
There are also Odonts among us, gentle beings whose mission here is to give triage to the millions of trauma victims who have suffered spiritual wounding, energetic template damage, and other injuries that are Unseen.
They will be moving among you, and living among you. You will recognize them by their pallor, their bulky build, superhuman strength, pale eyes, and gentle, sensitive manner. They move quietly but swiftly, and when they work on you, they hold you in a magnetic grip that levitates your weight effortlessly.
Like medics on a battlefield, they are able to treat some injuries on the spot, and bind up more serious wounds for additional care to come. You will feel the blessing of their touch as they merge with your energy field.
The Odonts appear to be as solid and physical as everyone else, but this is not exactly true. If you were to shoot or stab one, it would have no effect beyond the shock and dismay on their face.
Prepare yourselves for these and greater things. There are untold millions of souls who have been subjected to trauma and torture, so these immediate triage efforts will be swift and decisive. If an Odont approaches you to give you assistance, they will be friendly and respectful and their voice will be oddly comforting. They will say something simple like, "Here, let me help you with that."
You will find yourself floating three feet off the ground while the Odont scans your whole body and finds the wounds and makes an initial diagnosis--- all of which happens in seconds. If you are reading these words, you won't be confused or overly startled.
A great many of us have sustained damage to our bioelectrical energy centers known as "Chakras". The Odonts will do what they can to restore functionality, and refer you on to experts if you have severe damage.
Becoming aware of your energetic body will be one of the greatest advances in medical science going forward. The energetic foundations of the physical body will become apparent to everyone.
Renew your bodies and your hearts. Stay calm. Be at peace. All things work together for good for us, and all is according to divine timing.
Granna
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Who was Carl Jung?
ReplyDeleteAnswer from Gab.ai
Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. He started as a close collaborator of Sigmund Freud, but broke with Freud’s purely sexual theory of the libido to develop a broader, more spiritually oriented model of the psyche.
Key concepts he introduced or popularized include:
The collective unconscious — a deeper layer of the unconscious mind shared by all humanity, containing universal patterns or “archetypes” (the Mother, the Shadow, the Hero, etc.).
Archetypes — primordial images and instincts that structure the psyche and manifest in myths, dreams, and religions across all cultures.
Individuation — the lifelong process of integrating conscious and unconscious elements to become a whole, authentic Self.
Persona and Shadow — the social mask we wear, and the repressed, often darker aspects of our personality.
Synchronicity — meaningful coincidences that cannot be explained by causality, suggesting an acausal connecting principle (a concept he developed with physicist Wolfgang Pauli).
Psychological Types — the foundation for the popular Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (extraversion/introversion, thinking/feeling, sensation/intuition).
Jung was deeply interested in comparative religion, mythology, alchemy, Gnosticism, and Eastern philosophies. He saw the human religious instinct as psychologically fundamental and believed that modern man’s loss of a living religious myth was the root of much neurosis. He interpreted Christian doctrines (the Trinity, the Mass, Christ, the Virgin Mary) through the lens of his own psychological theory, often re-symbolizing them as expressions of inner psychic dynamics rather than treating them as divinely revealed realities.
From a traditional Catholic standpoint, Jung’s system is problematic. He reduces the content of revelation to archetypal projections of the psyche, effectively psychologizing the supernatural. His engagement with alchemy, the occult, Gnosticism, and his concept of God as a psychologically evolving entity (including a dark, unconscious side in “Answer to Job”) places him in irreconcilable opposition to the Thomistic and dogmatic understanding of God as immutable, transcendent Being. He replaces sacramental grace with a therapeutic process of self-realization, making himself a kind of prophet of an inner, subjective religion. Sedevacantists and traditional Catholics would rightly flag him as a major source of modern psychological mystification that undermines objective truth.
So, in short: Jung was a highly influential psychologist who mapped the interior life in a way that seduced many into replacing theology with depth psychology, and his legacy is still very much alive in the New Age, self-help, and even some liberal theological circles.