The legend tells of a time when the Cham people lived on a vast plain, flourishing and tending to their lands.
The speaker describes this as a process of shedding layers, allowing one's true self to emerge naturally over time.
By doing so, individuals contribute to awakening others, planting seeds that will grow and spread over time.
They encourage viewers to take time daily to connect and listen to this inner voice, emphasizing that the relationship strengthens over time.
The speaker addresses viewers tuning in at various times, emphasizing the non-linear nature of time and the connection of frequency.
In Navajo teachings, there is a phrase that emphasizes the importance of timely action: "Do not take your time." This principle encourages individuals not to delay tasks but to accomplish what is necessary in the moment, ensuring future actions can proceed unimpeded.
Time, as taught in Navajo culture, is a resource that cannot be saved or stored.
Over time, these groups integrated with the Diné people, each forming their own clan.
At one time, the Diné counted as many as 147 clans, with many diverse people united under this system.
According to Navajo teachings, there are three time periods associated with the Anaza:
During their time among the Navajo people
This time was marked by significant cultural differences between the Anaza and the Navajo.
At that time, many different groups occupied the region, including the cliff-dwelling and Pueblo communities.
Over time, captured Spanish settlers were adopted into Navajo society rather than enslaved.
The history of human civilization was presented as linear, with early humans portrayed as primitive and society advancing steadily over time.
Lolitta speaks about the process of awakening Astrid’s spiritual gifts, explaining that while these gifts are innate, they will unfold over time in alignment with divine timing.
She reminds Astrid that her abilities are part of her soul’s blueprint and will be fully realized when the time is right.
Lakeshma explains that the purpose of these teachings is to facilitate the transition toward a New Earth by reintroducing Atlantean knowledge, which was prevalent during her time in Atlantis.
However, full societal transformation will take time, as the New Earth is first realized on an individual level and then gradually spreads to others.
Isis described herself as transcending time and space, embodying different aspects over the ages.
This event marks the first time she channels the Blue Avians.
This perception helped humans at the time accept their presence.
Coastal Aboriginal groups have legends that recount a time when the coastline was further back and describe a great flood that caused permanent changes, submerging parts of the land.
Researchers Ray Norris and Barnaby Norris proposed that the visibility of a seventh star in ancient times might explain these stories.
Over time, Rob engaged in long conversations with Treb, exploring questions about life and the universe.
After two years of practicing privately, Rob started channeling publicly on YouTube in 2010, which grew into a full-time endeavor.
These energies, preserved over thousands of years, can be harmful to those who come into contact with them, similar to a delayed telegraph conveying a harmful message through time.
This mind controls behavior 95% of the time, leading individuals to live in patterns shaped by early programming.
By the late 1200s, estimates suggest that between 500,000 to 1 million people were killed, constituting about 0.26% of the world's population at the time—an impact proportionately larger than that of World War II.
Participants were offered lands and wealth previously owned by Cathars, alongside a guarantee of entry into heaven—a powerful motivator in medieval times.
The Cathar experience provides a cautionary tale of how such power struggles shape history and highlights the resilience of suppressed knowledge throughout time.
Shift in Consciousness: Many participants believed that the Harmonic Convergence represented a shift from a time of materialism and conflict to a new age characterized by love, harmony, and spiritual growth.
Their perception, focused less on the sensory-based left brain and more on the right brain's beyond-time-and-space capabilities, allowed them to live in a different projected reality.
The sensory-based left-brain perception constructs our linear understanding of time and space, forming the laws of cause and effect.
Karim explained that modern humans predominantly use left-brain perception, resulting in a reality bound by time, space, and causality.
He noted that this division, absent in earlier times or in animals, has led to a disconnection from the holistic laws of nature.
Multi-dimensional insights must be adapted into linear time for human understanding, necessitating the process of personification.
Looking forward, the speaker imagines a time capsule for future leaders, containing a symbolic "mega vortex" that connects humanity with higher dimensions, infusing them with divine light and aligning them with nature.
James Hutton’s theory of deep time and Charles Lyell's "Principles of Geology" (published in the 1830s) demonstrated that Earth's geological features must have formed over millions of years.
Church’s Influence Wanes: By this time, many public schools began to adopt curricula based on scientific evidence, and the influence of religious teachings in public education began to decline, especially in countries like Britain, Germany, and the United States.
Modern Times: Today, the concept of a young Earth is generally limited to specific religious communities and schools that adhere to a literal interpretation of the Bible.
Darwin, for instance, was aware of the potential backlash against his theory of evolution, and his caution was partly due to the influence of religious attitudes at the time.
Lund’s findings were revolutionary, but they were not widely recognized at the time.
Cuvier’s ideas attempted to align scientific understanding with a biblical timeline, while geological studies—like those of Charles Lyell in Principles of Geology (1830-33)—were beginning to expand the concept of geological time.
While this was less radical than today’s estimates of human presence in the Americas dating back around 30,000 years, it still challenged dominant narratives of the time.
Healing Communities: Virtual communities are highlighted as precursors to physical healing communities that will form when the time is right.
Community and Growth: The participant is encouraged to continue building virtual healing communities, which will naturally evolve into physical gatherings when the time is right.
Over time, Ifá explains how humanity diversified into various races and lineages, each associated with unique characteristics and a specific place in the universal order.
But what if we look even further back—could the cultivation of Cucurbita stretch to a time before the Great Flood, approximately 12,800 years ago?
Hopi Stories of Survival: In Hopi oral traditions, squash and gourds played an important role in survival during difficult times.
The discovery of charred squash seeds and pollen also provided crucial data on the climatic and environmental conditions of the Oaxaca Valley during this time.
Excavations involved stratigraphic analysis, allowing researchers to carefully map out the different layers of occupation over time.
Findings showed a cultural evolution over time, with sophisticated funerary practices distinguishing these groups.
With the availability of raw materials and time to experiment, these early communities began rediscovering the knowledge lost during periods of upheaval.
With access to diverse landscapes, human survivors could finally establish relationships with their surroundings in a way that had been restricted during their time in caves.