I have been looking for whomever it was that Tom Cowan mentioned was joining them for a presentation, and whose water had done a picture of London Bridge, ever since. It seems Veda Austin is she. Thanks. xx
Have watched half of the Ramola D Pt.4 interview already. :)
Wonderful..! Potent.. Yes yes, I fell in love with the Pacific Ocean via surfing. Bought an 11' 2'' long board in high school. Dropped all organized sports and started getting up about 4:30 AM every day to surf.. before 1st class.. Many days I would paddle out before dawn in the jet black sea just before first light in Huntington Beach. You really had to let the eyes adjust so you discern the outline of the wave as it was building. Standing on the shore You could hear from the the sound of the waves Breaking how big the Swell was. Sometimes The foam was iridescent, which added to the mystique of the atmosphere.
Learned some wonderful wild lessons along the Southern California coast for the next 20 years.. chasing the Swell.. Grey whales breaching 50yds from you. Dolphins cruising right under my board at times. I wanted all I could get, Big Storm surf to tiny little 2 footers .. shooting the pier on a Big day ..
There was a time when I could not imagine not surfing most of the week. Yet all things come to an end. One day I found rock climbing that became my primary outdoor passion.. Continue to surf but not much.. live in the Sierra Nevada mtns. now..
What a way to spend your youth! Sounds amazing. I would not go a day without swimming when I was young and when I had a baby I had him in the water at 6 weeks, just as my dad had done with me. The consequence was that neither my son nor I remember learning to swim because we both did it before we learned to walk.
I go to the spa three afternoons a week now and never miss. It is my social life and my exercise regime. My favourite thing is to float and meditate in an empty pool - so surreal.
I never did! I swam for my county and was beaten in the national finals in London by a beautiful black girl with thighs twice as thick as mine! She was ahead of me all the way and so strong. It was my final try at racing.... after that I concentrated on endurance swimming which was very useful later for activism. I can't tell you about that due to the risk of self incrimination! 😉
Do we know what water really is and its true value?
Very good questions - I suspect some already know the answers which go way beyond our current understanding of the H2O molecule.
I would like to sit down and have a cup of tea and a macaroon with Prince Charles, the first thing i'd ask him without hypnosis is 'Why this Royal fascination with water?'
I present a new/old model of water, I’m sure we all knew what water was, not that long ago. It’s not H2O, two combustible dry gases do not become water. The demonisation used in our schooled daze was a constructed illusion. Water appearing from room air - condensation.
Oxygen is a manufactured gas from air, not a constituent of air.
Oxygen and nitrogen do not exist in the wilds.
Oxygen is manufactured from air by stripping air of water. Eg medical oxygen has 67ppm of water.
Oxygen becomes nitrogen with the addition of carbon particles. Nitrogen being the non-combustible version of oxygen. Less likely to cause an industrial fire in metal works. I provide a link to a video that demonstrates this using a home oxygen concentrator.
Science and medicine have been retarded with lies. We are in the dark ages or dogma daze, until everyone regains their innate curiosity and reclaims science and medicine from the experts.
Experts must teach and adore learning along side their students. Questions welcomed as the threshold of research.
"Science and medicine have been retarded with lies."
That's true enough, but in this context it's hilarious. This is science, but at the level of plastic money, a homemade shop sign and all the food being a curious shade of orange.
PS. General Alert: Please note that very few conspiracy theorists share this interpretation of the properties of gases. (Indeed I know of no one else.)
I suppose it must fall under the heading "original thinking", but so does believing the Clangers are an obstacle to colonising the moon.
Where you are is not "the threshold of research". 🤣 😂 🤣 It's a mire of ignorance, and circulating this sort of 5 year-old's comprehension of how things work advances no one. It is so woefully lacking in merit that I can only think you're doing it on purpose.
And the unique (?) property of water to expand when frozen could be the very basis for life on earth. Had it contracted, like all other (?) liquids, the earth could have become an ice planet during the various ice ages. Instead, the ice on top of water created an insulating layer that protected life below. Maybe?
Ohhhh!!!!! THIS, this went straight into my heart. I am amazed at how your writing contains so much of my inner life! A few months ago I got a water distiller. I read in a book that once the water is processed (I feel like it's a kind of "newborn baby" at that time), that it needs exposure to Nature and then some agitation in the form of creating vortexes a few times by stirring. During that that time I felt compelled to SING TO IT... I tell it to "remember who/what you are" and that it is the Source, it is the Divine, it is LOVE...
When I lived in San Francisco there was an organist of a church who made up his own tune for a part of the service (Episcopalian) and it consisted of singing "Alleluia" -- It was a joyful bit of music... I took it into my brain and added a second part to it. I still sing it to myself, and I sing it to the Baby Water!
Something inside me is soooo connected to this idea, this description, this FEELING and this AWE, as you have so beautifully described... When I was a child, I also had a love of swimming, well-- more like FROLICKING, in the water... Diving for coins in the swimming pool, doing backflips off the ladder, and just playing... I was a puddle jumper, and a Mud Football player (in the rain), and just a SINK player, with toys, if nothing else.
I almost drowned twice and was rescued, and a very small child that I knew, the child of friends of my parents, who did drown, in their swimming pool, at the age of two... I was seven. It was my first experience of death. It made a very big impression on me-- Jesus appeared to me that night and comforted me silently... I guess it was Jesus... an angel, whatever. Profound things for a seven-year-old...
Water. The Holiest of Holies... THANK YOU FOR THIS POST!!!!!!!!
Somehow I missed your comment when you posted it but found it by chance today. Many thanks for telling your tales of childhood - so similar to my own.... my mum told me that there are fairies in the rain, you can see them dancing when they splash from the pavements. She invented this purely to stop me running out and playing in the rain! As an adult I have always rain-bathed. I wear a simple dress and nothing else. Go out in the rain and soak to the skin. It is a feeling like no other! More than refreshing.... it is energising!
Ramola D interviews Veda Austin..... ooh deep joy! Ramola was chatting with Veda, covering the same observations and conclusion about unconditional love, at the same time as I was writing this article! Could it be that water connected us (US + NZ + UK) and inspired us all with the same reverence simultaneously??
Maybe you will find this interesting?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulnzT4K3NXg
I have been looking for whomever it was that Tom Cowan mentioned was joining them for a presentation, and whose water had done a picture of London Bridge, ever since. It seems Veda Austin is she. Thanks. xx
Have watched half of the Ramola D Pt.4 interview already. :)
Wonderful..! Potent.. Yes yes, I fell in love with the Pacific Ocean via surfing. Bought an 11' 2'' long board in high school. Dropped all organized sports and started getting up about 4:30 AM every day to surf.. before 1st class.. Many days I would paddle out before dawn in the jet black sea just before first light in Huntington Beach. You really had to let the eyes adjust so you discern the outline of the wave as it was building. Standing on the shore You could hear from the the sound of the waves Breaking how big the Swell was. Sometimes The foam was iridescent, which added to the mystique of the atmosphere.
Learned some wonderful wild lessons along the Southern California coast for the next 20 years.. chasing the Swell.. Grey whales breaching 50yds from you. Dolphins cruising right under my board at times. I wanted all I could get, Big Storm surf to tiny little 2 footers .. shooting the pier on a Big day ..
There was a time when I could not imagine not surfing most of the week. Yet all things come to an end. One day I found rock climbing that became my primary outdoor passion.. Continue to surf but not much.. live in the Sierra Nevada mtns. now..
What a way to spend your youth! Sounds amazing. I would not go a day without swimming when I was young and when I had a baby I had him in the water at 6 weeks, just as my dad had done with me. The consequence was that neither my son nor I remember learning to swim because we both did it before we learned to walk.
I go to the spa three afternoons a week now and never miss. It is my social life and my exercise regime. My favourite thing is to float and meditate in an empty pool - so surreal.
Amphibian's we are..! What was it like swimming for your country? That must have been Wild..?! That's swimming at its highest level..
I never did! I swam for my county and was beaten in the national finals in London by a beautiful black girl with thighs twice as thick as mine! She was ahead of me all the way and so strong. It was my final try at racing.... after that I concentrated on endurance swimming which was very useful later for activism. I can't tell you about that due to the risk of self incrimination! 😉
Water connects all
Surrounds all
Holds all
Untouched by any contamination/sin
Redeemable
Is water God/Good?
The question I ask myself
01/08/2022 - WHO OWNS WATER?
Do we know what water really is and its true value?
Very good questions - I suspect some already know the answers which go way beyond our current understanding of the H2O molecule.
I would like to sit down and have a cup of tea and a macaroon with Prince Charles, the first thing i'd ask him without hypnosis is 'Why this Royal fascination with water?'
Therein will lay the answers!
Take a look at my article
We breathe air not oxygen
I present a new/old model of water, I’m sure we all knew what water was, not that long ago. It’s not H2O, two combustible dry gases do not become water. The demonisation used in our schooled daze was a constructed illusion. Water appearing from room air - condensation.
Oxygen is a manufactured gas from air, not a constituent of air.
Oxygen and nitrogen do not exist in the wilds.
Oxygen is manufactured from air by stripping air of water. Eg medical oxygen has 67ppm of water.
Oxygen becomes nitrogen with the addition of carbon particles. Nitrogen being the non-combustible version of oxygen. Less likely to cause an industrial fire in metal works. I provide a link to a video that demonstrates this using a home oxygen concentrator.
Science and medicine have been retarded with lies. We are in the dark ages or dogma daze, until everyone regains their innate curiosity and reclaims science and medicine from the experts.
Experts must teach and adore learning along side their students. Questions welcomed as the threshold of research.
The COMMONS must retain knowledge and experience.
"Science and medicine have been retarded with lies."
That's true enough, but in this context it's hilarious. This is science, but at the level of plastic money, a homemade shop sign and all the food being a curious shade of orange.
PS. General Alert: Please note that very few conspiracy theorists share this interpretation of the properties of gases. (Indeed I know of no one else.)
CT
On Substack, original thinkers, get space to present ideas that differ from the establishment.
Oh, what a concept to rail against!
I say, adults arriving here are extremely capable of using scrutiny and formulating their own opinions.
I suppose it must fall under the heading "original thinking", but so does believing the Clangers are an obstacle to colonising the moon.
Where you are is not "the threshold of research". 🤣 😂 🤣 It's a mire of ignorance, and circulating this sort of 5 year-old's comprehension of how things work advances no one. It is so woefully lacking in merit that I can only think you're doing it on purpose.
"Speak roughly to your little boy
And beat him when he sneezes
He only does it to annoy
Because he knows it teases."
Wide yawn
Take your own flask of tea and packet of macaroons..... the Black Nobs love the poison cup, ya know? lol
And the unique (?) property of water to expand when frozen could be the very basis for life on earth. Had it contracted, like all other (?) liquids, the earth could have become an ice planet during the various ice ages. Instead, the ice on top of water created an insulating layer that protected life below. Maybe?
When you consider that we are at least 70% water, it makes sense that there is some form of "communion" with the broader body of water.
I just reread this writing, as I had posted it. It is so beautiful and profound.
Ohhhh!!!!! THIS, this went straight into my heart. I am amazed at how your writing contains so much of my inner life! A few months ago I got a water distiller. I read in a book that once the water is processed (I feel like it's a kind of "newborn baby" at that time), that it needs exposure to Nature and then some agitation in the form of creating vortexes a few times by stirring. During that that time I felt compelled to SING TO IT... I tell it to "remember who/what you are" and that it is the Source, it is the Divine, it is LOVE...
When I lived in San Francisco there was an organist of a church who made up his own tune for a part of the service (Episcopalian) and it consisted of singing "Alleluia" -- It was a joyful bit of music... I took it into my brain and added a second part to it. I still sing it to myself, and I sing it to the Baby Water!
Something inside me is soooo connected to this idea, this description, this FEELING and this AWE, as you have so beautifully described... When I was a child, I also had a love of swimming, well-- more like FROLICKING, in the water... Diving for coins in the swimming pool, doing backflips off the ladder, and just playing... I was a puddle jumper, and a Mud Football player (in the rain), and just a SINK player, with toys, if nothing else.
I almost drowned twice and was rescued, and a very small child that I knew, the child of friends of my parents, who did drown, in their swimming pool, at the age of two... I was seven. It was my first experience of death. It made a very big impression on me-- Jesus appeared to me that night and comforted me silently... I guess it was Jesus... an angel, whatever. Profound things for a seven-year-old...
Water. The Holiest of Holies... THANK YOU FOR THIS POST!!!!!!!!
Somehow I missed your comment when you posted it but found it by chance today. Many thanks for telling your tales of childhood - so similar to my own.... my mum told me that there are fairies in the rain, you can see them dancing when they splash from the pavements. She invented this purely to stop me running out and playing in the rain! As an adult I have always rain-bathed. I wear a simple dress and nothing else. Go out in the rain and soak to the skin. It is a feeling like no other! More than refreshing.... it is energising!
I wonder if there should be four baptisms.
Water, air, earth and fire. Just a thought. xx
Oooh, I like the four baptisms idea! Here's a fun note: I was baptized in a swimming pool, so all the kids could get in afterward.
Water Memory (2014 Documentary about Nobel Prize laureate Luc Montagnier)
https://odysee.com/@Films:5c/F03:2
Collection of Stunning Macrophotographs Of Snowflakes
https://principia-scientific.com/stunning-macrophotographs-of-snowflakes/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email
I just had another thought... (mind chatter is endless in my head)
Remember the story of Jesus going to the party and they had run out of wine? Jesus is said to have turned the water into wine.
What if he taught the people the value of water and they drank it in reverence, preferring it to wine, maybe for the first time in their lives?
Quite a thought, huh?
I swear we are such like thinkers.
Ramola D interviews Veda Austin..... ooh deep joy! Ramola was chatting with Veda, covering the same observations and conclusion about unconditional love, at the same time as I was writing this article! Could it be that water connected us (US + NZ + UK) and inspired us all with the same reverence simultaneously??
I am beyond thrilled!
https://rumble.com/vww4ip-waves-of-light-episode-4-veda-austin-on-the-consciousness-of-water-the-powe.html?mref=6zof&mc=dgip3&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Ramola+D+Reports&ep=2
water, the most undervalued & under appreciated crystal on the planet.
Beautiful ❤️🙏
Wonderful post. Thanks for sharing it with us.