Bees are from the Pleiades, bees came to learn about the sweetness of life and to bring us honey.
Honey is sacred here, and the beekeepers are goddesses —beautiful, powerful women who protect the hives.
Honey is more than food here; it’s a spiritual tool, allowing people to access higher dimensions.
They say that honey was given to them as a gift from the Star People, brought here long ago.
We encourage her to work with the consciousness of raw honey.
Honey vibrates at a high frequency —it’s a gift from the stars.
Honey carries ancient wisdom and will help her reawaken the knowledge that lies deep within her.
Honey is a gentle yet powerful healer.
Why is honey so important?
K:Honey is more than just a sweet substance; it’s a living teacher, gifted to the earth by celestial beings.
For souls like Kristy honey serves as a key.
For many like her, honey will heal the wounds of lifetimes spent in hiding, forgetting, and suffering.
This is why honey was revered by the ancients, especially the Egyptians.
The Egyptians understood that honey was a bridge between worlds.
Honey has the ability to affect the soul’s DNA, especially for those who have reincarnated from ancient lineages like the Faye, Light Elves, and Druids.
For these souls, honey is a powerful catalyst that awakens dormant memories and abilities.
M:Working with Honey and being around wildflowers can help.
Honey is sacred here, and the beekeepers are goddesses —beautiful, powerful women who protect the hives.
Honey is more than food here; it’s a spiritual tool, allowing people to access higher dimensions.
They say that honey was given to them as a gift from the Star People, brought here long ago.
The Bees - Honey
Their food was fruits, and nuts, wild honey and the carob bread.8. Matheno was an Isrealite, and he attended all the Jewish feasts.9. When John was nine years old Matheno took him to a great feast in Jerusalem.10. The wicked Archelaus had been deposed and exiled to a distant land because of selfishness and cruelty, and John was not afraid.11. John was delighted with his visit to Jerusalem.
1. It came to pass when John, the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth, had finished all his studies in the Egyptian schools that he returned to Hebron, where he abode for certain days.2. And then he sought the wilderness and made his home in David's cave where many years before, he was instructed by the Egyptian sage.3. Some people called him Hermit of Engedi; and others said, He is the Wild Man of the Hills.4. He clothed himself with skins of beasts; his food was carobs, honey, nuts and fruits.5. When John was thirty years of age he went into Jerusalem, and in the market place he sat in silence seven days.6. The common people and the priests, the scribes and Pharisees came out in multitudes to see the silent hermit of the hills; but none were bold enough to ask him who he was.7. But when his silent fast was done he stood forth in the midst of all and said:8. Behold the king has come; the prophets told of him; the wise men long have looked for him.9. Prepare, O Israel, prepare to meet your king.10. And that was all he said, and then he disappeared, and no one knew where he had gone.11. And there was great unrest through all Jerusalem.
And she said, oh honey, we have many solutions for this.
Sometimes rivers of milk flowed, sometimes streams of nectar, and golden honey trickled from the green holm oak.
And there are nations in which mankind still sacrifice their fellow-men, and other nations in which they lead a kind of Orphic existence, and will not sacrifice animals, or so much as taste of a cow—they offer fruits or cakes moistened with honey.
ATHENIAN: Again, the practice of men sacrificing one another still exists among many nations; while, on the other hand, we hear of other human beings who did not even venture to taste the flesh of a cow and had no animal sacrifices, but only cakes and fruits dipped in honey, and similar pure offerings, but no flesh of animals; from these they abstained under the idea that they ought not to eat them, and might not stain the altars of the Gods with blood.
Diet included fish, sheep, maize, rice, honey, fruits (pomegranates, oranges), and milk from asses and goats.
The promised "land flowing with milk and honey" recalls a memory of the lush, fertile landscapes of the African Humid Period, where abundant resources provided for thriving human and animal populations.
M'how, honey.
And Ma-lah blossomed and was fragrant as new honey, and cleanly and full of virtue.
I have given you* a sign, O man, in the queen of the honey bee; because of the change of the cell come she forth a queen, even from the same manner of germ as the other bees.
Honey-sweet were her words, but those who trusted them found sorrow at hand.
Her food was honey, and her beverage was dew gathered from the cups of the flowers.
Twelve ships were then laden with wine, honey, tanned leather, and saddles and bridles mounted in gold, such as had never been seen before.
When Min-erva had examined the country which is called by the inhabitants Attica, she saw that the people were all goatherds, and that they lived on meat, wild roots, herbs, and honey.
Then he poured out a bag of honey which came down so heavily it flooded the area.
Thus,, every year, on the third day of the festival of the Anthestéria, a day of mourning consecrated to the dead--that is, on the thirteenth of the month of Anthestérion, toward the beginning of March--it was customary, as at Bambyce, to pour water into the fissure, together with flour mixed with honey, poured also into the trench dug to the west of the tomb, in the funeral sacrifices of the Athenians."
Wild honey brought in galleys from afar, pomegranates, melons, figs and nectarines, the orange, citron and the grape gave all the nourishment they needed.
We send thee linen—honey—swords and javelins broad." And he, with ready stylus, at the disc marked on his tablets: "Twice twenty sacks of gold they from the upper Nile desire."
Honey-sweet were her words, but those who trusted them found sorrow at hand.
Her food was honey, and her beverage was dew gathered from the cups of the flowers.
Twelve ships were then laden with wine, honey, tanned leather, and saddles and bridles mounted in gold, such as had never been seen before.
When Min-erva had examined the country which is called by the inhabitants Attica, she saw that the people were all goatherds, and that they lived on meat, wild roots, herbs, and honey.
There are also golden apples, of which some are as sweet as honey and others as sour as vinegar.
El, the high god, realizes Baal is alive through a dream where the land becomes fertile again, symbolized by rivers of honey and oil flowing.
As for myself, I chose to eat nuts, fruit, honey, grains and other plant foods, but no meat or fish.
Yeshua said we should eat the fruits of trees, the plants of the field, honey and milk.
Honey he praised highly, for it is made by the bees with such ritual care, each of their hives being like a temple in miniature, and their lives being ordered with perfect ceremony.
Judging by what he said I believe honey is the most spiritual food one can eat upon the Earth.
Thus it was expressed upon those circular and sacred cakes of the Egyptians, composed of the richest materials-of flour, of honey, of milk--and with which the serpent
For in their own dialects, Quiche, iche, means “many trees;” Tuztuhil, utuhil, “the flowery spot;” Akahal, “the honey-comb;” and Cakchiquel, a species of tree.
As in Yucatan, bees were domesticated for their wax and honey, and a large variety of dye-stuffs, resins for incense, and wild fruits, were collected from the native forests.
In some myths, it is described as a honey-like substance, while in others, it is more like nectar.
In an unlucky hour the earth produced a honey-sweet substance: one of the men lusted after it, tasted and gave to his companions; the consequence was, that men lost the power of rising from off the earth, their size, and their wisdom, and were obliged to satisfy themselves with food produced by the soil.
The ears were red as rubies and the grains white as snow, sweet as honey, and fragrant as musk.
The description of manna varies somewhat in the text, but it's often described as small, round, white, and tasting like wafers made with honey.
The ears were red as rubies and the grains white as snow, sweet as honey, and fragrant as musk.
Each branch bore five shining ears, and each ear contained five grains as big as the eggs of an ostrich, as fragrant as musk, and as sweet as honey.
It was white like coriander seed and tasted like wafers made with honey.
– 16:31: And they called the name thereof Manna: and it was like coriander seed, white; and the taste of it was like wafers made with honey.
The earth itself, without compulsion, gave All things in plenty: fruits and fertile fields, And milk and honey flowed beneath sweet oaks.” (Translation adapted for clarity)
Exodus 3:8, 17: The land promised to the Israelites, described as "flowing with milk and honey," includes the land of the Amorites, among other peoples.
8 So I have come down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land into a good and spacious land, a land flowing with milk and honey—the home of the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites.
17 And I have promised to bring you up out of your misery in Egypt into the land of the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites—a land flowing with milk and honey.’