“In the early 1980's, spiritual visionaries and futurists provided clues to
our changing planet. Often dismissed as crazy prophets, their thoughts for a
new world were quickly ignored and laughed at. Gordon-Michael Scallion was a futurist, teacher of consciousness
studies and metaphysics and a spiritual visionary. In the 80's he claims to
have had a spiritual awakening that helped him create very detailed maps of
future world, all stemming from a cataclysmic pole shift. The result,
while not based on any science, nonetheless provides a vivid and compelling picture of
an Earth ravaged by flooding.
Scallion believed that a pole shift would stem from global warming, nuclear
activity, and the misuse of technology. Another theorist and psychic Edgar
Cayce predicted a 16 to 20 degree shift, while Scallion predicted a 20-45
degree shift. Cayce predicted that when both Mt. Etna volcano in Italy and Mt.
Pelee in Martinique erupt together, there will be approximately 90 days to
evacuate the west coast before the massive flood claims the coastline.”
Bron: Jun 10, 2017, 11:22am The
Shocking Doomsday Maps Of The World And The Billionaire Escape Plans
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimdobson/2017/06/10/the-shocking-doomsday-maps-of-the-world-and-the-billionaire-escape-plans/?fbclid=IwAR00HwlK6LcqHTTrwio_0f4HT7_lEGeqFMD95qC9d_H0ZGLIHq3zYHXwMO8#270222824047
Europa en Africa gezien door de ogen van Gordon-Michael Scallion
'Nederland weg, Fichtelgebirge met Schirnding blijft'
neem het met twee korreltjes........
In order to understand the importance of the present day, we must act as if it were our last. Some may say it's awful to keep thinking of death in that way. Well, it isn't. Thinking of each day as if it were your last does not drive you towards death, but towards life. No, the ones walking towards death are those who behave in a superficial, careless way while continuing to hope for a better future. Yes, they are squandering their life. When the wise tell us we must live each day as if it was our last, they say it so we will do our best to make today more useful, more beautiful and more precious. It is not that you really believe it is your last day; you are merely using the idea as a teaching method for living today more fully.
You have a minute here, an hour there, a day perhaps. This minute, hour or day is yours to create your future. Before the future, your true future as the son or daughter of God, can appear in all its splendour, it waits for you to learn all your lessons from the past. But it is alive and moving, and it is already here since you are creating it.
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Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov |
Douglas W. Shrader (1953 – 2010) was Distinguished Teaching Professor of Philosophy at SUNY Oneonta. He authored numerous publications, including Near-Death Experiences: Scientific, Philosophical, and Religious Perspectives (1995) and Seven Characteristics of Mystical Experiences (2007).
