Few Hurricanes in Summer of 2019

Few Hurricanes in Summer of 2019

 

There have been markedly fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic this year. The Pacific cyclones season has been similarly sparse. Checking ocean surface temperatures on

https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane

The Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean and Atlantic are all five to ten degrees cooler than normal. The western Pacific is near normal with the hottest surface temperatures north of Darwin Australia. The cooler waters on the equator is the La Nina current of cooler ocean bottom waters rising from the ocean floor off the coast of Ecuador and flowing west half way across the Pacific. The waters pushing the La Nina are the heavy saltier waters where surface evaporation has concentrated the salt. Generally the ocean bottom currents compliment the surface currents in the reverse direction but the ocean bed topology makes it complex.

What is cooling the surface of the oceans?

We had rivers of moisture in the atmosphere creating a lot of snow on the east coast of North America and Greenland. The source of the moisture was in the tropics just north of the equator in fixed positions south of Mexico and Latin America and supplemented by moisture arising off the Gulf of Mexico. An excess of cloud cover cooled the ocean surface yet moisture kept rising. Then is spring and early summer the rivers in the sky shifted the Great Plains and fields were flooded for months. The rivers in the sky were originating in tropical waters south of Hawaii. Then in the middle of July there were no rivers in the sky. The large bands of cloud cover stopped.

Dowsing I keep getting that the Pentagon is manipulating weather worldwide. Three decades ago there was a report that the US military wanted to weaponized weather by 2025. Blaming people for Climate Change by emitting carbon dioxide a diversion from what is actually happening.

What do you get from your dowsing?

ZSL

Ivan McBeth

Ivan McBeth

 

Ivan McBeth the unreformed Druid was fun to be around. He was like Haggrid a gentle giant, magical. He used dowsing to build stone circles around the world for earth healing. In a way he was doing geomancer work on a planetary scale.

In his 2005 book, “The Crystal Journey Apprenticed to the Earth” Ivan dug out crystals from a cave in Wales Great Britain and traveled to many points around the world planting those crystals. Wales is the land of dragons and he wrestled gems away from a dragon’s lair to set up an earth grid for the earth’s purposes. He traveled to Scotland, India and South Africa doing his work. He could feel ley lines and positioned crystals and twenty ton stone to work with the dragon lines.

The first time I met Ivan was at a Questers Fall Conference in Harrison Hot Springs about 2006. That was the conference where we travelled to the Othello Tunnels. Ivan was singing Songs of the Bards as we caravanned to the tunnels. The feeling was mystical. Ivan had to climb down to the Coquahalla River below the tunnels and feel the water and rocks in the river bed. Then he touched the granite walls of the tunnels. Dowsing for vortexes and portals in the tunnels we found many anomalies. It was fun. Merlin Beltain loved it.

Before passing last year he built his largest stone circle beside the Mississippi River. It was larger than Stone Henge and required massive cranes to set the Ashlars and Saracens upright. He explained it was composed of alternating limestone or yin-feminine stone and granite yang-masculine stone to balance the energies equally. The way he described the circle it was like a capacitor building up a charge and releasing it on solar and lunar cycles. Electricity is part of the capacitor’s job as it was also storing and releasing a magnetic charge, something not taught in school.

Last time I was with Ivan was a couple of springs ago at the Questers Spring Conference in Olds Alberta. He built a temporary, virtual, stone circle on the lawns of Olds College which blended with the purposes of the agricultural college and may have helped future students work with earth energies.

On the last day of that conference Sandy Mac in her break-out session taught how to use dowsing to recognize and release past life trauma affecting the present incarnation. We were in groups of three. One was the patient, the second asked questions of the patient and the third dowsed the answers. When Ivan was the patient I was the dowser. We asked when the past life trauma happened? It took a few minutes to discover Ivan’s trauma happened about 1000BC. Then we asked where the trauma happened and found it was in central Asia. Then we asked for his age when the trauma happened. He had been older than one hundred years. After a few more dowses the trauma was pegged at age 400. I then experienced one of those psychic moments which dowsing opens seeing Ivan as a Siberian shaman, a wise man many Siberians relied upon. I saw his wrongful murder by a former student similar to the murder of Pythagoras. At that moment Sandy told us to return to our seats for other instruction. I turned to Ivan and said, “You REALLY are a MASTER!”

Glen

Summer Solstice June 21 2019

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Summer Solstice Sun at Stonehenge

The year moves swiftly!   It is time to honor the longest day of the Sun. Summer Solstice 2019 in Northern Hemisphere will be at 9:54 a.m. on Friday June 21, Mountain Time.  How will you celebrate the longest day?

The summer solstice is associated with change, fresh starts, and with a celebration of Nature.

Solstice comes from the Latin words sol, meaning Sun and sistere, meaning to come to a stop or stand still. On the day of the June solstice, the Sun reaches its northernmost position, as seen from the Earth. At that moment, its zenith does not move north or south as during most other days of the year, but it stands still at the Tropic of Cancer. It then reverses its direction and starts moving south again.

Traditionally, our Ancestors had huge celebrations for Summer Solstice – a gathering of the tribes or of the people.  There were games and challenges and markets or fairs, and huge feasts to share and celebrate the bounty of Nature.

It was a time of creating new things, arranging new trade agreements, and a time of settling old scores in an attempt to move into peace.

Some quotes about Summer…

Enjoy this day, and celebrate the Sun!

Judith

AUTHOR –  Judith Hirst has been writing spiritual and technical blogs for the last thirteen years. She is a non-traditional shaman who has studied with shaman teachers from different lineages. As well, she has studied and uses Dowsing, Body Talk, EFT, Reiki, Quantum Touch, Hypnotherapy, Angel Karma Techniques, Angel Therapy, and has taught Star Talker Training classes. She is a seer and medium.  Judith joined Questers in 2007, and now serves on the  Questers Board as secretary and blog master.


Winter Solstice December 21 2018

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                                            Picture of a Winter Solstice Spiral of Lights Labyrinth Walk

Winter Solstice arrives today, December 21 2018, in the Northern Hemisphere.  For our Ancestors, this was a time to gather to honor the Gods and to recognize the longest night, the balance to the longest day in June.  For the ancestors, the days around the winter solstice were about feasting, and talking, and drinking, and exchanging gifts to recognize the bounty that existed. 

It was also a time to be mindful of of honoring the the ancestral spirits, of honoring the Gods and Goddesses, and remembering the animals and feeding the birds and animals.  Bonfires of spruce and pine were lit and fed through the day into the night, and in the darkness, around the fire, everyone would gather to talk, sing, and drink away the night so that the next day, the night would not be so long.  And with this ritual, the nights became shorter.

Some families would gather in a circle to complete a “ringing of the bells” ceremony to ward off the dark spirits and to welcome in the friendly ancestral spirits to keep everyone safe until morning.  The bells provided a tinkling backdrop for songs and prayers.

Some ideas for your Solstice Celebration:

Whatever you do, do it with grace and ease, and harm to none.

Enjoy Solstice.

Walk in peace.

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