Divine Secrets and Locked Gates

When I was in school, I was presented with book knowledge as if that's all there was to know, don't bother looking further. Geologic knowledge? We know how everything came to be. Zoological information? We know every species, every adaptation, every nuance. Science? Yes, these are theories, but they have been tested and true. Scientists STILL wear the word, 'theory' like a itchy wool coat. It's beyond uncomfortable. 

But as I grew up and kept looking for knowledge, I saw previously thought extinct animals found. I saw tested theories get rewritten, then disregarded entirely. And that ecosystem of information? It is expanding as we breathe. With advances in instruments alone, we are able to see beneath the surface of the Earth , see further into space, observe particles too small for my brain to comprehend. 

We don't know it all. We don't know a fraction of what is true. Saying that, is encouraging. It's exciting. There are many breakthroughs yet to be made by future generations. In the words of, UP! Adventure Awaits!

Learning about the Emerald Tablet last week drove me to look at secret knowledge and the gatekeepers involved in meting out that information. I learned about powerful occult figure, John Dee, found a man on YouTube digging into old newspapers finding articles from the 1800s that prove North American history isn't accurate as it stands. 

I also take an important pitstop to talk plainly about the ethics surrounding subconscious and psychic work. I even share a powerful message from my friend, Monique Pliakos.

I'll give you quick tools to muscle-up your own gut instincts. And I'll end with a heart-centered I LOVE YOU.

Let's get into it!

Show Sources, Materials and Links!
Analog the Archivist on YouTube
The Complete Enochian Dictionary
A Psychic's Story with Host Nicole Bigley and Guest, Angie Castor

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But for today, hug your kid, cook food and really breathe in deep as it simmers, walk in nature, brush a cat, donate to the food bank, brew a cup of tea, or draw a five-minute portrait of your dog.

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