Session 19 October 2024

Ecuador is completely out of the question. The wonderful author of Underground Bases And Tunnels and of other equally worthy books, Richard Sauder, who lives in Quito, writes to his friends hair raising descriptions of the horrible situation in that country presently. Very very sad really. Quito is beautiful as are also other countries in South America. I know because I have been through many of them. German immigration is also very common in many of them . I was educated for a while in one German school in Latin America , which as far as schools go was of the highest standards. However In my humble opinion true education is not found in schools , no matter their pedigree , but in life. Nazi immigration was also very real after the war. There is much documented truth about it in particular in Bariloche , Argentina where even the architecture reminds one of southern rural Germany. When president Harry Truman asked Soviet leader Josef Stalin at the Postdam Conference in 1945 if Hitler was dead Stalin simply said " No ! ".
It's grim that the mostly wonderful populations of South American countries have suffered so much. I've loved the time I've spent in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Uruguay, so much so that my wife and I are seriously thinking about relocating to Uruguay, which still seems to be the most stable South American option (we have a young son to think about), though even in chilled-out Montevideo narco-related crime is on the rise.

I never made it to Paraguay though, mostly because a lot of Argentine and expat friends advised me against it, citing it as a backwards country run by organised crime. Axj, you're our man on the ground, is there any basis to that (I read you mentioned burglary is a common issue)?
 
Thank you for the session.
Another one for the history. However, we are all still waiting for the second shoes to drop... I know that I am getting restless about it.
Anyhow, long life the chateau crew and the forum people. Stay frosty everyone.

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I never made it to Paraguay though, mostly because a lot of Argentine and expat friends advised me against it, citing it as a backwards country run by organised crime. Axj, you're our man on the ground, is there any basis to that (I read you mentioned burglary is a common issue)?
In my view, most countries are run by organized crime syndicates. The big difference for me is that the state in Paraguay is small (very low taxes) and leaves the people alone for the most part.

Regarding security, which is an important topic, break-ins into homes are unfortunately quite common, whereas other kinds of crime seem much rarer than in many other Latin American countries (or even Western countries). There are basically no gangs and walking on the street is safe, even at night, in most areas.

The infrastructure in Paraguay is somewhat less developed, but the "backwards country" part is actually what is so attractive about it - as opposed to the more "progressive" countries that introduce every woke nonsense or globalist agenda that the West does (Uruguay is on top of that list). Paraguay has had the same conservative party in power at least since WW2 and they stayed in power after the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner ended in 1989.

One thing I did not mention is that Paraguay had the lowest covid injection rate in basically all of Latin America, only about 50%. While the neighboring Brazil, Argentina or Chile supposedly had injection rates of 80-90%. I am still not sure why so many Paraguayans refused it. It may indeed have something to do with what seems to be a down-to-Earth, self-responsible and freedom loving culture here.
 
I believe that you have a lot of knowledge on this subject of secret societies.

I saw a strange person yesterday and this person had on his right hand, on the middle finger, a silver signet ring with a skull highlighted as a seal.

Does that mean anything to you?
It could be a symbol showing he is a member of Yale's Skull and Bones Society, particularly if it had the number 322 appearing under the skull - Skull and Bones - Wikipedia.

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However, the symbol of the skull is such a ubiquitous image within the occult these days, it could mean anything.
 
It could be a symbol showing he is a member of Yale's Skull and Bones Society, particularly if it had the number 322 appearing under the skull - Skull and Bones - Wikipedia.

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However, the symbol of the skull is such a ubiquitous image within the occult these days, it could mean anything.
He was a person in his sixties (it seemed), with conservative and elegant manners and way of dressing.

He was in front of me at a Jazz concert that I went to see a few days ago.

The ring was absolutely anachronistic with his age and way of dressing.

The ring was similar to an American Super Bowl championship ring (a huge ring) and only had the skull in your photo, without the shinbones.

I'm just trying to see a little bit more into what's around me and this seemed strange to me.

Thanks for answering, you're very kind.
 
I sent this to my eldest daughter yesterday. All his video advice is incredibly on track. I even wonder if he is part of our forum?
But for genuine reasons for choosing Paraguay, where he chose, he is a very discerning Frenchman. Who does not choose France either!

Just found this genuine guy on my researches. He knows his stuff, and most of the reasons for wise decisions where to reside. Note he corroborates exactly what I advised you hon xhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoelBni9McU&list=PLRrXLM3surUbcpVZbxe_CefsCUx7gQdbf
 
As we know it can be a long road with some of our loved ones. But we always keep hope.
This was her selection of which we have heaps of evidence to the contrary. Especially Poland and ponorological adoptions!
Regarding my question on which do I choose (after already selecting Paraguay as a no brainer)
I wouldn't choose either of them. I'd choose ireland, portugal or hungary/ poland
But was refreshing was the fact she now cared for my safety! Though wanted me in an 'enclave' !
[12/11, 18:11] Camilla: Well if you are planning on moving there then places where there are quite a few europeans seem to be the safest: santa rita, campo 9, hohenau and Ioma plata.
[12/11, 18:11] Camilla: Apparently there are a lot of scams and even government officials even try it on with immigrants

Welk I am sure used to scammers by now, so I should feel at home!
But is not quite as bad though customs can be tricky.
Mostly it seems that the gangs are just after each other cross borders.
But this is yet another reason why I press on the safety of a community.
First there is always somebody about to ensure safety of the place.
Secondly it is common sense to pool resources to make them go much further than 10 separate land purchases, dwellings and utility bills.
Thirdly: A safe pool of resouces, animals, crops and food!
Where is the logic behind 12 people all buying the same things and being isolated in an emergency, producing etc.
Fourthly: Together far more variety in produce, living standards and self sufficiency, pooling of ideas, can be achieved!
After all why did the FOTCM decide to form their own types of community?
These times demand it. Safety in knowledgeable numbers and trustworthy kindred spirits!
 
I had not read this comment of yours.

I have not made fun of this person.

He is simply a clear example for me of a person with fourth density capabilities.

In fact, if the story is true, he is an example of how a human being can be.
Understood. St Martin de Porres is significant in that he was one of the first people of colour to be canonised as a saint by the Roman Catholic Church. He was the illegitimate son of a Spanish nobleman and a black maid servant. He was clearly a very STO oriented person in the way he served the poor, needy and the forgotten of this world - for more see Martin de Porres - Wikipedia

However, as the article I attached to my earlier post demonstrated, he was not alone in having amazing 4D like abilities such as passing through locked doors. This persists into modern, scientific times with individuals such as the 20th century Capuchin friar and mystic St. Padre Pio, who Laura referred to in a recent session - see Padre Pio - Wikipedia. Like the founder of the Franciscan Order, St Francis of Assisi, he bore the stigmata wounds of Christ's crucifixion on his hands and his side. He also had the ability to bi-locate, i.e., be in two places at once by projecting his astral body (the one that Pierre may well be talking about in this session) to somewhere else. Quoting from his Wikipedia entry:

Pio was said to have had mystical gifts such as reading souls, the ability to bilocate and the ability to work favours and healings before they were requested of him. His reported supernatural experiences also include celestial visions, communication with angels and physical fights with Satan and demons. The reports of supernatural phenomena surrounding Pio attracted fame and amazement, even if the Vatican seemed sceptical*. Some of these phenomena were reported by Pio himself in letters written to his spiritual directors, while others have been reported by his followers.

*The Vatican authorities even went to the length of bugging his confessional at one stage, a flagrant breach of the sacred seal of secrecy that surrounds the sacrament of reconciliation.

An Interesting story about him concerned Michele Sindona, a Sicilian Mafia banking executive and an alleged member of Propaganda Due (P 2}, a secret Masonic lodge of the Grand Orient of Italy. Sindona would become mixed up in the notorious Italian banking scandals of the late 1970's and early 1980's that would bankrupt Sindona's own banks and draw the Vatican Bank into proven allegations of money laundering. Sindona was a personal friend of Giovanni Battista Montini, the Catholic Archbishop of Milan who would later become Pope Paul VI and, through this powerful connection, he would become associated with the Vatican Bank then headed by the infamous American Archbishop Paul Marcinkus (who once gave my American brother-in-law directions when he bumped into him on a bus in Rome). In 1986, Sindona was sentenced to life imprisonment as the instigator behind the murder of Italian lawyer Giorgio Ambrosoli by three Mafia hitmen. Sindona would later be fatally poisoned in prison whilst serving a life sentence for Ambrosoli's murder. For more, see: Michele Sindona - Wikipedia

Despite her husband's shady Mafia background, Sindona's wife was a devotee of Padre Pio and Sindona would frequently drive her to the friar's monastery at Assisi for Mass, confession and spiritual guidance. On one occasion, Sindona admitted to Padre Pio that he would sometimes fall asleep at the wheel whilst driving his wife to Assisi but somehow he always managed to stay on the road without crashing. Padre Pio then replied, of course you did, who do you think was steering the car for you whilst you were asleep :lol:.

Perhaps these people are special souls born into a harsh and challenging STS world to act as STO beacons of light.​
 
He was a person in his sixties (it seemed), with conservative and elegant manners and way of dressing.

He was in front of me at a Jazz concert that I went to see a few days ago.

The ring was absolutely anachronistic with his age and way of dressing.

The ring was similar to an American Super Bowl championship ring (a huge ring) and only had the skull in your photo, without the shinbones.

I'm just trying to see a little bit more into what's around me and this seemed strange to me.

Thanks for answering, you're very kind.
I did a bit more thinking and research into this and it transpires that two other groups associated with skull rings are the German SS (the infamous Schutzstaffel) and biker gangs.

The SS-Ehrenring ('SS Honour Ring'), unofficially called Totenkopfring (i.e., "Skull Ring", literally 'Death's Head Ring'), was an award of Heinrich Himmler's SS. It was not a state decoration, but rather a personal gift bestowed by Himmler. It became a highly sought-after award, one which could not be bought or sold. No doubt today these rings are highly prized items for those with an interest in Nazi memorabilia. Below is an example of the SS Skull Ring:

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For more see: SS-Ehrenring - Wikipedia
And this short video:

As I said above, another group who like to wear skull rings are biker gangs such as the Hells Angels, who often display Nazi symbols (e.g., Nazi eagle heads) and insignia on their clothing. Below is an example of such a skull ring:

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Today, the older generation of bikers tend to lead double lives where they carry on perfectly respectable lives day-to-day but still meet up at weekends or on holidays with their old pals to ride their bikes together wearing their old biker gear and insignia. I know from first hand since we have such groups ride through our village often on a Sunday or public holiday. The noise from their Harley Davison bikes is deafening.

A cousin of mine, now in his sixties, used to live in Bristol, England and, although he was not a Hells Angel himself, he often rode with their Bristol Chapter. He told me that when one of the group was killed in an accident, his biker pals attended his funeral at a local Bristol church. There were over 100 Harley Davison motor bikes parked neatly outside the church and the vicar got a bumper collection that day :-).

So maybe your skull-ring wearing gentleman was a biker.​
 
I did a bit more thinking and research into this and it transpires that two other groups associated with skull rings are the German SS (the infamous Schutzstaffel) and biker gangs.

The SS-Ehrenring ('SS Honour Ring'), unofficially called Totenkopfring (i.e., "Skull Ring", literally 'Death's Head Ring'), was an award of Heinrich Himmler's SS. It was not a state decoration, but rather a personal gift bestowed by Himmler. It became a highly sought-after award, one which could not be bought or sold. No doubt today these rings are highly prized items for those with an interest in Nazi memorabilia. Below is an example of the SS Skull Ring:

For more see: SS-Ehrenring - Wikipedia
And this short video:

As I said above, another group who like to wear skull rings are biker gangs such as the Hells Angels, who often display Nazi symbols (e.g., Nazi eagle heads) and insignia on their clothing. Below is an example of such a skull ring:


Today, the older generation of bikers tend to lead double lives where they carry on perfectly respectable lives day-to-day but still meet up at weekends or on holidays with their old pals to ride their bikes together wearing their old biker gear and insignia. I know from first hand since we have such groups ride through our village often on a Sunday or public holiday. The noise from their Harley Davison bikes is deafening.

A cousin of mine, now in his sixties, used to live in Bristol, England and, although he was not a Hells Angel himself, he often rode with their Bristol Chapter. He told me that when one of the group was killed in an accident, his biker pals attended his funeral at a local Bristol church. There were over 100 Harley Davison motor bikes parked neatly outside the church and the vicar got a bumper collection that day :-).

So maybe your skull-ring wearing gentleman was a biker.​
Nothing you have said is consistent with my country, its culture and the crime that exists.

There are no motorcycle gangs of that type (organized crime), they are groups of friends who go out on Sundays to ride their motorcycles with a cool jacket.

It doesn't matter, it was just one guy who liked to have a big skull on the middle finger of his right hand.:-D
 
I did a bit more thinking and research into this and it transpires that two other groups associated with skull rings are the German SS (the infamous Schutzstaffel) and biker gangs.

The SS-Ehrenring ('SS Honour Ring'), unofficially called Totenkopfring (i.e., "Skull Ring", literally 'Death's Head Ring'), was an award of Heinrich Himmler's SS. It was not a state decoration, but rather a personal gift bestowed by Himmler. It became a highly sought-after award, one which could not be bought or sold. No doubt today these rings are highly prized items for those with an interest in Nazi memorabilia. Below is an example of the SS Skull Ring:

For more see: SS-Ehrenring - Wikipedia
And this short video:

As I said above, another group who like to wear skull rings are biker gangs such as the Hells Angels, who often display Nazi symbols (e.g., Nazi eagle heads) and insignia on their clothing. Below is an example of such a skull ring:


Today, the older generation of bikers tend to lead double lives where they carry on perfectly respectable lives day-to-day but still meet up at weekends or on holidays with their old pals to ride their bikes together wearing their old biker gear and insignia. I know from first hand since we have such groups ride through our village often on a Sunday or public holiday. The noise from their Harley Davison bikes is deafening.

A cousin of mine, now in his sixties, used to live in Bristol, England and, although he was not a Hells Angel himself, he often rode with their Bristol Chapter. He told me that when one of the group was killed in an accident, his biker pals attended his funeral at a local Bristol church. There were over 100 Harley Davison motor bikes parked neatly outside the church and the vicar got a bumper collection that day :-).

So maybe your skull-ring wearing gentleman was a biker.​

Just for information and curiosity, I found this on the web:



Among Masonic jewelry, the skull ring stands out for its profound meaning. This ring, bearing the image of a skull, serves not only as a badge among Masons, but also as a constant reminder of mortality and the ephemeral human existence.

Skull rings are not bestowed, but chosen by the individual, who can select a design that reflects his convictions and personal interpretation of Freemasonry. The choice of the skull reflects the Mason's serious commitment to the ideals of the fraternity, as well as his constant reflection on life and death.

The use of the skull in these Masonic rings evokes the concept of "Memento Mori," a constant invitation to the wearer to live a righteous, just, and purposeful life. Thus, skulls transform from a symbol of death to one of life, urging the Mason to seek truth and enlightenment during his time on earth.
 
In an earlier post, I mentioned an example of teleportation that an American travel writer experienced first hand in India in the first half of the 20th century whilst in conversation with a swami, fakir or monk on a stationary train. I recently stumbled across an earlier post by Forum member Kenlee, which referred to a similar teleportation experience involving a shaman, which was related in a book called 'Faces in the Smoke' by Douchan Gersi:

Kenlee said:

Jun 16, 2022

Douchan Gersi in his book 'Faces In The Smoke' wrote of his witnessing an actual case of teleportation where a shaman disappeared in front of him to reappear at a location selected by Gersi to retrieve an object at that location and return it to Gersi. Soon the shaman reappeared with the object to return it to Gersi. The Shaman was among a small group of shamans who specialized in this who called themselves 'The Flying Men'.

As the shaman dissapeared he noticed a trail of smoke and heat left behind that resembled a witches broom and he speculated that this may have been the cause of the legends of the witches broom associated with witches in modern literature. He asked the shaman how he did this and the shaman replied that (under the control of a 'spiritual intellegence') the atoms in his physical body increased in vibration to the astral level and when he reached the remote location after the "transmission" his astral body lowered in frequency and was reassembled to the physical where he retrieved the object and returned to Gersi using the same method.

Prior to teleporting the shaman asked him what the directions were to the remote location!

So it may be that teleportation is indeed possible and we may be seeing this more and more as The Wave increases. FWIW.😄


The C's have said that STS have to use technology (a TDARM) to achieve feats like teleportation but it seems STO (even at 3D) can do this naturally if they know how. The same may well be true for bi-location too, per my recent post on Padre Pio. It just shows that we really have little knowledge of the true potential of the human mind/consciousness. As Kenlee says, we may discover this more and more as the Wave increases in amplitude.​
 
The same may well be true for bi-location too, per my recent post on Padre Pio.
This reminds me of an anecdote about Padre Pio, when one of the girls from the Garabandal apparitions came to visit him with a journalist.

The journalist, upon entering Padre Pio's humble room in the monastery, asked Padre Pio if he could take photos.

Padre Pio replied, "Why are you asking me if you're already taking them?"

The journalist do a covert order and Padre Pio refused, pointing out the lack of respect on the part of this person.

The journalist, a little embarrassed (according to the story), spoke to the Padre about the humbleness of the room.

"Humble!" said Padre Pio. "This is the nice room for visitors!"

I'm paraphrasing from memory, so my apologies if any details are not exact.

He is one of my favorite people.
 
This reminds me of an anecdote about Padre Pio, when one of the girls from the Garabandal apparitions came to visit him with a journalist.

The journalist, upon entering Padre Pio's humble room in the monastery, asked Padre Pio if he could take photos.

Padre Pio replied, "Why are you asking me if you're already taking them?"

The journalist do a covert order and Padre Pio refused, pointing out the lack of respect on the part of this person.

The journalist, a little embarrassed (according to the story), spoke to the Padre about the humbleness of the room.

"Humble!" said Padre Pio. "This is the nice room for visitors!"

I'm paraphrasing from memory, so my apologies if any details are not exact.

He is one of my favorite people.
Yes, he was an extraordinary man. I first learned of him as a young child when attending a convent school run by Irish nuns. There was a Capuchin monastery next door to the school and the Friars would say Mass for the nuns and children. One day one of them told us about this amazing friar based at their mother house in Italy who was still alive at that time. Some of the friars had actually known him personally. It should be noted though that his main claim to fame was as a confessor. Throughout his priestly life he helped thousands of troubled souls in the confessional. Living in a 3D world takes its toll on so many and the burden of guilt can weigh heavily on those who have a conscience (psychopaths excluded here). I note this has been a theme on the Forum, particularly in the 'How are you feeling' thread. Well they say confession is good for the soul and is certainly cheaper than going to a psychoanalyst :-).

I note your reference above to one of the girl seers of Garabandal coming to see Padre Pio. He certainly believed in the genuineness of the Garabandal apparitions when many among the church authorities openly doubted them. I recall that it was you who raised the subject of the 'warning' of Garabandal in your post here Session 24 June 2022. It may interest you to know that I recently learned that this 'Twilight Zone'* style warning after a 'clash of stars' is supposed to occur in the month of April (no year was ever specified, although the four seers may have been told when it was to occur). It struck me when I learned of this that the C's have spoken of an 'April drop dead date'. Could they be one and the same thing I wonder?

*The Twilight Zone was an American television series created by Rod Serling that ran between 1959-1964 in which characters would find themselves dealing with often disturbing or unusual events, an experience described as entering "the Twilight Zone". For more see: The Twilight Zone - Wikipedia
 

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