HEALER EXPLAINS How to Access Ancient Techniques for Awakening Higher Dimensions
She uses the analogy of a dog enjoying a car ride without knowing the destination but trusting that the driver has its best interests at heart.
Flood Stories from Around the World
He instructed Yima to build a vara, a large square enclosure, in which to keep specimens of small and large cattle, human beings, dogs, birds, red flaming fires, plants and foodstuffs, two of every kind.
On the fourth day, he sent out a dove, which returned with a birch twig and told why the other birds hadn't returned; they had found carcasses of a deer, dog, and horse respectively, and had stayed to feed on them.
Only one woman, Xnghi, and a dog escaped on the highest peak of Ngoc Linh Mountain.
One day the dog urinated on a spot where the woman had urinated earlier.
The son happily expected to see his father at last but found only the dog.
The dog asked for the food; the son refused, saying it was for his father.
The dog said, "I am your father." Thinking the dog was lying, the son beat it to death.
The last fight was between dogs and cats.
Kiangan Ifugao:Wigan's first son Kabigat went from Hudog (the Sky World) to Earth World to hunt with his dogs, but the earth was then entirely flat, causing no echoes by which he could hear his dogs barking.
She came down on a white owl and accompanied by a dog, but they found no place to rest.
Only a woman, dog, rat, and a few small creature survived.
The woman noticed that the dog had found shelter from the rain under a creeper warmed by the rubbing between the creeper and a tree in the wind.
He took with him his wife, a dog, pig, cat, fowl, and other animals, and rode out the flood.
The sea answered, "I will do so, if you give me an animal whose hairs I cannot count." A pig, goat, dog, and hen failed this test, but when the man threw in a cat, the sea sank abashedly.
So they built a large raft at the source of the Tohinga River, built a house on it, and provisioned it with fern-root, sweet potatoes, and dogs.
Two tribes were destroyed completely--one consisting entirely of women and the other with tails like dogs.
The wife took up her young chicken, her young dog, and her kitten, and the husband took up his young pig.
Some people had taken dogs into their canoes, and the dogs kept the bears off.
Of the Hailtzuk only two men, a woman, and a dog survived.
One of the men landed at Ka-pa, one at another village site, and the woman and dog at Bella-Bella.
The Bella-Bella Indians descended from the marriage of the woman and dog.
All living things were destroyed except one woman and one dog, which survived atop Tacobud (Mt.
Dogs arose from this creation attempt.
The world became inhabited by dogs and snakes.
He also crushed five bad dogs and threw them in a ditch.
When he got to his home in the north, he and his dog stayed there.
Later, they created an old man, a dog, a man, and a woman.
Lawrence):Messou was hunting with his dogs, when his dogs got caught in a large lake.
He couldn't find them until a bird told him that it had seen the lost dogs in the lake.
He took revenge on those who had detained his dogs.
Cherokee (Great Lakes area; eastern Tennessee):Day after day, a dog stood at the river bank and howled piteously.
Rebuked by his master, the dog said a flood was coming, and he must build and provision a boat.
Furthermore, the dog said, he must throw him, the dog, into the water.
For a sign that he spoke the truth, the dog showed the back of his neck, which was raw and bare with flesh and bone showing.
He sent a dog to see how high the tide had risen, and when the dog reported that the water was very near the top, the people were transformed into stone.
They became dogs and buzzards and cleaned up the earth.
God ordered that no fires be kindled, but one man disobeyed and was turned into a dog.
Saint Bartholomew did so, and the boy turned into a dog.
A few other people, seven birds, seven asses, and seven little dogs were saved on other mountains.
She whined like a dog, but he bathed her in nixtamal water, and she remained a woman.
Tezcatlipoca descended, struck off the people's heads, and reattached them over their buttocks; they became dogs.
The buzzard told the man to make a box for himself and take along in it a dog and a chicken.
When the waters lowered, the chicken turned into a buzzard, and the man lived with the dog.
A man was sent a large dog.
He watched his dog and one day found her, skinless, preparing corn.
The dogs and turkeys told them, "You caused us pain, you ate us.
The island of Erytheia
The island was guarded by Orthrus, a two-headed dog, and the cattle were herded by a giant named Eurytion.
Genesis contains a history of Atlantis
The Jewish custom of laying the sins of the people upon the head of an animal, and turning him out into the wilderness, had its counterpart among the Mexicans, who, to cure a fever, formed a dog of maize paste and left it by the roadside, saying the first passer-by would carry away the illness.
Byron describes the heads of the dead Tartars under the walls of Corinth, devoured by the wild dogs:
The Indentity of the Civilizations of the Old World and the New
The peasantry of Western Europe have the same belief as to the howling of a dog.
298.) The North American dog and bear dances, wherein the dancers acted the part of those animals, had their prototype in the Greek dances at the festivals of Dionysia.
The Story of Atlantis
Large cat-like animals and the wolf-like ancestors of the dog might also be met about human habitations.
The Oera Linda Book
The priests said, Well answered; but what is the use of the dog on your right hand?
Hellenia replied, Does not the shepherd have a sheep-dog to keep his flock together?
What the dog is to the shepherd I am in Frya’s service.
So then Min-erva went and put a sheep-dog and an owl on her banner.
The dog, she said, guards his master and his flock, and the owl watches that the mice shall not devastate the fields; but the cock in his lewdness and his pride is only fit to murder his nearest relations.
If they had only invented one language things might possibly have still gone on well; but they invented as many languages as there are states, so that one people can no more understand another people than a cow a dog, or a wolf a sheep.
Bob on Channeling
Nelson recalls a specific incident involving his dog, Kiera, while channeling in Davenport, Florida.
Birthright (#3 Part 12) Life of Robert Nelson
In July 1995, Nelson also had to euthanize his dog, John-boy, due to congestive heart failure.
In September 1995, Nelson adopted a new dog, Kira, who he described as an important companion.
Birthright (#3 part 10) Robert (Bob) Nelsons Life &Times
He described how extraterrestrials, particularly the "Greys," subjected him to repeated abductions, often involving his dog, John-Boy.
His frustration and anger toward the Greys grew as he struggled to protect himself and his dog.
He expressed deep anger and frustration toward the Greys, particularly when they used his dog as leverage to ensure his cooperation.
He expressed sorrow over his dog’s involvement and the impact the situation had on him emotionally.
Birthright (#3 Part 8) life of Robert Nelson
Around this time, Nelson adopted a dog named John Boy from the SPCA.
This dog bore a striking resemblance to his previous dog, Tiger, leading him to believe it was Tiger reincarnated.
Pizza and Political Discussions:Nelson describes how he and John Boy shared pizza while watching the election results, noting the dog's clear political preferences.
Birthright (#3 part 6) Bobs Life
At this time, Nelson also adopted a dog named John Boy, a Westie.
The dog's name came from its resemblance to the character John-Boy from The Waltons television series.
Nelson believed that John Boy had a spiritual connection to a previous dog he owned, which had passed away in 1969.
Birthright (#3 part 3) Bobs Life
He describes how his dog, Tiger, exhibited strong ESP, able to wake Robert by staring at him.
His beloved dog, Tiger, was also put to sleep due to cancer.
Robert adopted a new dog, Buttons, who exhibited odd and aggressive behavior.
Despite the dog’s challenges, humor helped the family cope with the difficult times.
YARRIED Part 3/3 Man From Atlantis
He mentioned a small dog, Ally, who he described as a "chiweenie," and two cats, Merlin and another unnamed cat, both of which reside in his home.
I am healed
In 2003, Wergin experienced a massive stroke while walking his dog.
Longevity and Living in the Now
The conversation shifts to the questioner's dog, who is experiencing itchy spots.
Life is based on memory
For instance, a dog can trace a person’s movements days after they have walked through a space because the person leaves behind traces of memory.
The worship of Crawling things
God Anubis: Similar to jackals, dogs were associated with Anubis and were also kept as guardians and companions.
The domesticated dog had a strong connection to protection and loyalty.
The Last Days of Atlantis
3 But whoever sacrifices a bullis like one who kills a person,and whoever offers a lambis like one who breaks a dog’s neck;whoever makes a grain offeringis like one who presents pig’s blood,and whoever burns memorial incenseis like one who worships an idol.They have chosen their own ways,and they delight in their abominations;
3 "The one who slaughters an ox is like one who strikes a man; the one who sacrifices a lamb is like one who breaks a dog's neck; the one who offers a grain offering is like one who presents pig's blood; the one who makes a memorial offering of incense is like one who blesses an idol.
The vailx, powered by currents derived from the Night-Side of Nature
Leave us our ruler, and thou, dog, leave this country!"
Anubis
Dog: In some contexts, Anubis is also associated with dogs, reflecting similar protective and funerary attributes as the jackal.
Dogs, like jackals, were seen as guardians of the dead.
The jackal and, to a lesser extent, the dog, are the primary animals linked with Anubis, emphasizing his roles in mummification, protection of graves, and guiding souls to the afterlife.
The mystery of spirit life born into the body of a dog belongs to the breed described in this chant as dark red (’i’i), brindled (’a’a), and hairless (’olohe).
The hairless’Olohe people with whom the brindled dog is associated are believed to be dog men with the mystical shape-shifting powers of the demigods.1
Living witnesses today report men with dogs’ heads marching in the ghostly processions of dead warriors returned to revisit their old haunts on earth, whose apparition is not uncommon among Hawaiians or is even reported by foreign-born mystics.
The brindled dog associated in the chant with the dog-headed ’Olohe was supposed to have been born into the family of the volcano goddess and to be under her protection.
Although ordinary dog meat was a favorite dish among Hawaiians and allowed also to women, one would hesitate to cook such a dog for fear of divine vengeance.
Fear changes to the more violent emotion of dread, he weliweli, and finally to an awesome sense of reverence, he [’ili]’ilihia, toward the dog child, the ’ilio kama, born to Po-ne’e-aku and Po-ne’e-mai:
A dark red dog, a brindled dogA hairless dog of the hairless onesA dog as an offering for the oven.
Kupihea was told by his grandfather, who served in a temple on Hawaii, that dogs were not used for sacrifice until Kalaniopu’u’s time, but this may not hold true for other islands.
In the passage following, the “dog as an offering for the oven,” literally “fire-pit,” ’a’alua, seems to serve as symbol of the terrible tapu wela, the right given to high taboo chiefs of burning the bodies of trespassers against their taboos, this as a kind of propitiation for the god who had been offended by the disrespect paid him in the person of his divine spokesman on earth.
Cherokee Flood Story
A long time ago, a man had a dog that began to behave strangely.
Every day, the dog would go down to the river, look at the water, and howl mournfully.
The man grew angry and scolded the dog for its odd behavior.
To his surprise, the dog spoke to him and warned, "Very soon there is going to be a great flood, and the water will rise so high that everyone will drown.
The man did not believe the dog at first.
To convince him, the dog said, "If you want a sign that I speak the truth, look at the back of my neck."
When the man looked, he saw that the dog's neck had the skin worn off, revealing the bones beneath.
Realizing the dog was telling the truth, the man began to build a raft.
Soon, the rain started, just as the dog had foretold.
Women were mining
20:51This little son of a piece of white expressions, he hates me like a dog.
The truth about the Anasazi
Some pottery reflects their arrogance and mockery of the holy people, claiming they could take the heart from one dog and put it into another dog, with both dogs surviving.
Some pottery reflects their arrogance and mockery of the holy people, claiming they could take the heart from one dog and put it into another dog, with both dogs surviving.
Adam Stories
The tradition of the Dog-rib Indians near the Polar Sea, as related by Sir J.
Herculus
CerberusThe final labor was to capture Cerberus, the three-headed dog guarding the entrance to the Underworld, without using weapons, which Hercules managed to do.
The Sirians
The heliacal rising of Sirius, known as the "Dog Star," marked the flooding of the Nile River, a vital event in the agricultural calendar of ancient Egypt.
Anunnaki gods list
In Mesopotamian mythology, the constellation associated with "raging hounds" is Sirius, also known as the Dog Star.