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Ella emphasizes the concept of spirit guides as an extension of oneself rather than external, authoritative beings.

The idea of a universe interconnected by an underlying energy field is reflected in both quantum mechanics and ancient traditions.

Technologies, such as “Looking Glass,” allegedly enabled these groups to anticipate her presence and attempt to divert her from her purpose by targeting her for Mars.

A notable decrease in cryptocurrency values is predicted for the third week of November 2024.

Malika learns that her soul originated from the Orion constellation, a fact symbolized by a recurring birthmark.

God made holes in the sky for the waters to issue from by removing two stars from the Pleiades. He later closed the hole by borrowing two stars from the Bear.

All beings are described as part of a unified existence of love and light, without discrimination or separation.

Shora describes the soul’s voice as gentle and nurturing. By connecting with it, one receives wisdom, guidance, and love.

The message urges viewers to recognize their divine path, laid out before them as part of their soul’s mission

Sacred sites like the Great Pyramids and temples hold “codes” or energies connected to ancient lineages.

Navajo Traditional Teachings

Teachings on Fearing Witchcraft

Within traditional Navajo teachings, discussions on witchcraft or the “Black Arts” are rare. However, the existence of evil influences is acknowledged.

Navajo Traditional Teachings

Time is Not On Your Side

Adults are encouraged not to use emotions like anger or sadness to manipulate others, a behavior deemed inappropriate.

When caring for sheep, Navajo people learn to use all senses—sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing—to detect potential threats and ensure safety.

For the Diné, unity, or “El” is essential to achieving joy, happiness, confidence, and peace within families and communities.

In Navajo teachings, the Hero Twins, or the “two boys,” journey to their father to acquire weapons needed to eliminate evil from the world.

This world laid the foundation for continual growth, known as “ha,” meaning the beginning of movement.

Navajo Traditional Teachings

This is What Goes With You When You Die

According to Navajo beliefs, when one transitions to the next life, only character accompanies them. Material wealth and social status are left behind.

Navajo Traditional Teachings

Losing Teachings as Language Changes

In Navajo culture, virtues such as courage, confidence, joy, happiness, tolerance, loyalty, and integrity hold great significance.

The Anaza reportedly worshipped darkness and mocked the deities respected by the Navajo, who valued their connection with sacred beings.

The region shows evidence of ancient dwellings from 2,000 or more years ago. In the past, the area was frequented by individuals searching for artifacts.

Navajo teachings advocate for keeping life sacred, including relationships and commitments within the family.

When individuals pass on and return to the holy people, they are expected to do so as beings of peace.

The process of building confidence involves both faith and action. Confidence is rooted in faith in the Holy People’s support.

These clans represent various geographical areas and natural features from which the ancestors of the Navajo people came.

Navajo ceremonial songs and prayers reference metals as armor, with each type representing different aspects of the world.

Sharing too many details about plans can invite interference from others, including individuals who may become jealous or wish harm.

Awareness, a concept dating back to the First World, is akin to what some might call common sense or even a sixth sense.

The Navajo’s teaching begin with understanding oneself as a “five-fingered being”—a person who has come to the physical world from a spiritual existence.

The video explores connections between Celtic and Cherokee folklore, particularly the Cherokee legend of the Nunnehi, supernatural beings believed to inhabit the Appalachian Mountains.

Judas channels through Pamela, clarifying his identity as “Judas of Saboria,” rather than “Judas Iscariot.”