There is only One language, the language of the heart.
There is only One God and He is omnipresent.
Baba
Υπαρχει μονο Μια φυλη,η φυλη της ανθρωποτητας.
Υπαρχει μονο Μια θρησκεια,η θρησκεια της αγαπης.
Υπαρχει μονο Μια γλωσσα,η γλωσσα της καρδιας.
Υπαρχει μονο Ενας Θεος και ειναι πανταχου παρων.
Μπαμπα
Let it be light between us,brothers and sisters from the Earth.Let it be love between all living beings on this
Galaxy.Let it be peace between all various races and species.We love you infinitely.
I am SaLuSa from Sirius
Channel:Laura/Multidimensional Ocean
Ειθε να υπαρχει φως αναμεσα μας, αδελφοι και αδελφες μας απο την Γη .Ειθε να υπαρχει αγαπη
αναμεσα σε ολες τις υπαρξεις στον Γαλαξια.Ειθε να υπαρχει ειρηνη αναμεσα σε ολες τις διαφο-
ρετικες φυλες και ειδη.Η αγαπη μας για σας ειναι απειρη.
Ειμαι ο ΣαΛουΣα απο τον Σειριο.
Καναλι:Laura/Multidimensional Ocean
SANAT KUMARA REGENT LORD OF THE WORLD
SANAT KUMARA
REGENT LORD OF THE WORLD
The Ascended Master SANAT KUMARA is a Hierarch of VENUS.
Since then SANAT KUMARA has visited PLANET EARTH and SHAMBALLA often.SANAT KUMARA is sanskrit and it means"always a youth". 2.5 million years ago during earth's darkest hour, SANAT KUMARA came here to keep the threefold flame of Life on behalf of earth's people. After Sanat Kumara made his commitment to come to earth 144.000 souls from Venus volunteered to come with him to support his mission.Four hundred were sent ahead to build the magnificent retreat of SHAMBALLA on an island in the Gobi Sea.Taj Mahal - Shamballa in a smaller scaleSanat Kumara resided in this physical retreat, but he did not take on a physical body such as the bodies we wear today. Later Shamballa was withdrawn to the etheric octave, and the area became a desert.Gobi DesertSANAT KUMARA is THE ANCIENT OF DAYS in The Book of DANIEL.DANIEL wrote (19, 20):"I beheld till the thrones were set in place, and THE ANCIENT OF DAYS did sit, whose garment was white as snow, and the hair of his head like the pure wool. His throne Always like the fiery flame and is wheels as burning fire. [His chakras.]"A fiery stream issued and came forth from before him.Thousand and thousands ministered unto him, and ten thousand times and ten thousand stood before him."I saw in the night visions, and, behold, one like THE SON OF MAN came with the clouds of heaven, and came to THE ANCIENT OF DAYS, and they brought him near before him."And there was given him dominion and glory and a kingdom, that all people, nations and languages should serve him.His dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed." The supreme God of Zoroastrianism, AHURA MAZDA is also SANAT KUMARA.In Buddhism, there is a great god known as BRAHMA SANAM-KUMARA, yet another name for SANAT KUMARA.SANAT KUMARA is one of the SEVEN HOLY KUMARAS.The twinflame of SANT KUMARA is VENUS, the goddess of LOVE and BEAUTY.In 1956, SANAT KUMARA returned to Venus, and GAUTAMA BUDDHA is now LORD OF THE WORLD and SANAT KUMARA is REGENT LORD OF THE WORLD.SANAT KUMARA`s keynote is the main theme of Finlandia by SIBELIUS.
The Ascended Master Hilarion Healing and Truth
The Ascended Master Hilarion - Healing and Truth
The Ascended Master of the Healing Ray
The ascended master Hilarion, the Chohan,1 or Lord, of the Fifth Ray of Science, Healing and Truth, holds a world balance for truth from his etheric retreat, known as the Temple of Truth, over the island of Crete. The island was an historic focal point for the Oracle of Delphi in ancient Greece.We know few of this master’s incarnations, but the three most prominent are as the High Priest of the Temple of Truth on Atlantis; then as Paul, beloved apostle of Jesus; and as Hilarion, the great saint and healer, performer of miracles, who founded monasticism in Palestine. Embodied as Saul of Tarsus during the rise of Jesus’ popularity, Saul became a determined persecutor of Christians, originally seeing them as a rebellious faction and a danger to the government and society. Saul consented to the stoning of Stephen, a disciple of Jesus, failing to recognize the light in this saint and in the Christian movement.jesus had already resurrected and ascended2 when he met Saul on the road to Damascus. And what an electrifying meeting that was! “It is hard for thee to kick against the pricks,”3 Jesus uttered to an awestruck Saul. Blinded by the light that surrounded the form of Jesus, Saul crumpled to the ground. Not only his body but his pride was taken down a few notches that day.This was the most famous of Christian conversions, whereupon Saul became the mightiest of the apostles. Saul took the name Paul and resolved to spread the word of truth throughout the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Paul had inwardly remembered his vow to serve the light of Christ—a vow that he had taken before his current incarnation. Three years after conversion, Paul spent another three years in seclusion in the Arabian Desert where he was taken up into Jesus’ etheric retreat. Paul did not ascend in that life due to his torturing of Christians earlier in that embodiment. In his very next lifetime, Paul was born to pagan parents in 290 A.D. They resided in the same geographical region in which he had lived as Paul in his previous lifetime. As a young boy, Hilarion was sent to Alexandria to study. During this time of study, he heard the gospel and was converted to Christianity.His greatest desire was to be a hermit—to spend his time fasting and praying to God in seclusion. So he divided his fortune among the poor and set out for the desert near Gaza. He spent twenty years in prayer in the desert before he performed his first miracle. God, through him, cured a woman of barrenness. And his healing ministry began.Soon Hilarion was sought out by hundreds who had heard of his miraculous cures and ability to exorcise demons. In 329 A.D., with a growing number of disciples assembling around him, he fled to Egypt to escape the constant flow of people seeking to be healed from all manner of diseases. His travels brought him to Alexandria again, to the Libyan Desert and to Sicily.But his miracles did not only include healings. Once when a seacoast town in which he was staying was threatened with a violent storm, he etched three signs of the cross into the sand at his feet then stood with hands raised toward the oncoming waves and held the sea at bay.Hilarion spent his last years in a lonely cave on Cyprus. He was canonized by the Catholic Church and is today known as the founder of the anchorite life, having originated in Palestine. To this day, those known as anchorites devote themselves to lives of seclusion and prayer. Hilarion ascended at the close of that embodiment. Hilarion, as an ascended master, speaks to us today of the power of truth to heal the souls of men, delivering his word through The Hearts Center’s Messenger, David Christopher Lewis. Current teachings released from Hilarion include the following:
·On the power of healing: Hilarion teaches his students that “[t]he power of healing is within your Solar Source.” He gives his students “an impetus, a spiral of light that you may fulfill your mission…” and exhorts them to “use this spiral of light for the benefit of sentient beings”. —July 2008
·On the power of joy: Hilarion encourages us to “experience the pulsation of joy” and shows each of us the joyous outcome of our life, which is “a life lived in joy.” He assures us, “I will always lead you to your freedom to be joy”. —June 2008
·On the love of truth: Hilarion teaches that the love of truth will enable us to see clearly the light that is within us. He teaches that instead of criticizing, we must go within and eliminate the particles of untruth within ourselves. —February 2008
·On the action of solar light: Hilarion delivers a greater action of solar light to help release all past awareness of lives lived outside divine awareness. He explains his ongoing mission over many lifetimes—to heal by the power of each soul’s recognition of the truth of her own divinity—and pronounces, “I am the messenger of healing and joy to all. May your life as a God-realized solar being be bright-shining ever with the aura of the truth who you are in my heart.” —March 14, 2008
1.“Chohan” is a Sanskrit word for “chief” or “lord.” A chohan is the spiritual leader of great attainment who works with mankind from the ascended state. There are seven chohans for the earth—El Morya, Lanto, Paul the Venetian, Serapis Bey, Hilarion, Nada and Saint Germain.back to Chohan…
2.The ascension is complete liberation from the rounds of karma and rebirth. In the ascension process, the soul becomes merged with her Solar Presence, experiencing freedom from the gravitational, or karmic, pull of the Earth and entering God’s eternal Presence of divine love. Students of the ascended masters work toward their ascension by studying and internalizing the teachings, serving life, and invoking the light of God into their lives. Their goal as they walk the earth is the cultivation of a relationship with God that becomes more real, more vital with each passing day.back to ascended…
3.Acts 9:5 back to kick against the pricks…
The Ascended Master Saint Germain
The Ascended Master Saint Germain
I have stood in the Great Hall in the Great Central Sun. I have petitioned the Lords of Karma to release Dispensation after Dispensation for the Sons and Daughters of God and, yes, for the Torch Bearers of The Temple. Countless times I have come to your assistance with a release of Violet Flame sufficient to clear all debris from your consciousness. Numberless times I have engaged the Love of my Heart to embrace you, to comfort you, to assist you when you have not known which way to turn.
"I merely ask you to keep the watch, to hold fast to the Heart Flame of your own God Presence, to understand that your first allegiance is to the Mighty I AM. That you have no other Gods before the I AM THAT I AM.
through the Anointed Representative®, Carolyn Louise Shearer, February 14, 2007, Tucson, Arizona U.S.A. (10)
"...“Most likely, EU membership played a strong role in these huge
GNI growth rates,” Bruegel senior fellow, Zsolt Darvas, wrote. “By
improving market institutions and the protection of property rights; by
attracting foreign investment that brought new technologies and
management skills … and perhaps the inflow of EU funds also supported
the development of key infrastructure and competitiveness.” There has also been a steady stream of German investment. Skoda, a
Volkswagen subsidiary located close to Prague, is the largest industrial
employer in the country. And in fact, the Czech Republic continues to
bloom, with GDP growth at 4.5 percent and the lowest unemployment rate
in Europe – so much so, that business has been calling for immigration
to fill gaps. All of which is why the prospect of any kind of Czexit vote is
creating considerable anxiety in the business community. “People here
have to realize that such very positive economic development will not
continue if the country leaves the EU,” Clemens Fuest, head of the
prestigious German economic research institute, Ifo, said while visiting
Prague. “The question for the Czech people is this: Are you ready to
risk your very good economic prospects for more independence?”..."
No!I'm afraid not!The question is not whether to risk your very good economic prospects for more independence, it's not just that!The question is how and when you will feel and understand that the ''carrot offering era is over and the lemon squeezing time has silently and insidiously installed itself in all your socio-economic sources , status and wealth , accompanied along with the human and national values erosion...But then it will be too late ... Maria L. Pelekanaki
Calling for a Czexit
The Czech economy is booming. But politicians are calling
for a referendum on leaving the EU anyway. Business interests in the
country, including German ones, are starting to fret.
The Prague chapter of the anti-Angela club. Source: DPA
Nearly two years after the Brexit bombshell, another EU member
state is considering a stay-or-go referendum. Debate is raging in the
Czech Republic over whether to let the people decide on membership of
the 28-member European Union via direct democracy. Since every possible
departure deserves a name, this one is being dubbed “Czexit.”
The country joined the EU in 2004 after a referendum in which locals
voted 77 percent in favor. But there’s never been much enthusiasm for
the EU from the country’s recent leadership. The country’s president,
Milos Zeman, who is close to Russia, and his eurosceptic predecessor
Vaclav Klaus have both talked down membership of the bloc. Mr. Zeman,
who actually supported the Czech Republic’s entry to the EU, now says he
is sympathetic to a referendum.
The party that has been ruling the country since October’s elections,
Action for Dissatisfied Citizens, or ANO, has not given the official
go-ahead for any such referendum. But the party’s leader, populist multimillionaire Andrej Babis, has also been critical of the EU.
“Are you ready to risk your very good economic prospects for more independence?”
There are a number of other political heavyweights lending their
voices to the cause. The Communist Party, ruler of the country before
its democratic revolution in 1989, also favors a referendum. So does
Tomio Okamura, the Czech-Japanese businessman who founded and leads the
radical right-wing party, Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD).
Mr. Babis’ current hold on power is precarious: ANO, founded in 2011,
has no majority in parliament and although the party is most likely to
team up with the communists or the Czech social democrats, there have
also been talks with the extremely anti-EU Freedom and Direct Democracy
party. Whoever ends up agreeing with ANO will surely influence whether a
Czexit referendum goes ahead, or not.
All of this is happening despite the fact that the Czech Republic
possibly benefits more than almost any other country from the EU’s
single market. Between 2004 and 2017, gross national income, or GNI, at
constant prices grew by 37 percent according to the Brussels-based
economics think tank Bruegel. Across the whole of central and eastern
Europe, per capita GDP grew by 52 percent between 2000 and 2007, on
average.
Czech mates of the EU in Prague. Source: DPA
“Most likely, EU membership played a strong role in these huge
GNI growth rates,” Bruegel senior fellow, Zsolt Darvas, wrote. “By
improving market institutions and the protection of property rights; by
attracting foreign investment that brought new technologies and
management skills … and perhaps the inflow of EU funds also supported
the development of key infrastructure and competitiveness.”
There has also been a steady stream of German investment. Skoda, a
Volkswagen subsidiary located close to Prague, is the largest industrial
employer in the country. And in fact, the Czech Republic continues to
bloom, with GDP growth at 4.5 percent and the lowest unemployment rate
in Europe – so much so, that business has been calling for immigration
to fill gaps.
All of which is why the prospect of any kind of Czexit vote is
creating considerable anxiety in the business community. “People here
have to realize that such very positive economic development will not
continue if the country leaves the EU,” Clemens Fuest, head of the
prestigious German economic research institute, Ifo, said while visiting
Prague. “The question for the Czech people is this: Are you ready to
risk your very good economic prospects for more independence?”
Business leaders are also sounding the alarm. “We do not view a
Czexit as a viable possibility for improving the existing conditions,”
said Milan Slachta, who was appointed CEO of German car supplier Bosch’s
Czech subsidiary last year.
“None of the initiators of the debate have so far clearly stated what
a Czexit would mean for the country, in economic, social or
international terms,” noted Jörg Mathew, president of the Czech-German
Chamber of Industry and Commerce and CFO of the Czech operations of the
German construction company, Hochtief.
In fact, according to a survey of 150 companies in the country by the
Czech-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, 78 percent are worried
about a possible departure from the EU. If it happened, 28 percent said
they would consider changing location. Hans-Peter Siebenhaar is Handelsblatt’s correspondent in
Vienna and specializes in media and telecommunications coverage. Brían
Hanrahan adapted this story into English for Handelsbltt Global. To
contact the author: siebenhaar@handelsblatt.com
