Message #43073

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Steve, what part of the video did you like most?

I found the reference to Mt. Shasta as a vortex interesting- it made me think about Gurunaths retreat hosted at Mt. Shasta, and my friend. My friend who introduced me to Gurunath is named Joe. He is also the one who gifted me Autobiography of a Yogi. I never knew Lemurian was a thing... One night, while driving alone in my car, I asked internally... "Who is Joe?" And my intuition replied... "Joe Is Lemurian"

... Lem...urian? I had to look it up. It turns out, that's a real thing(This has happened a couple times now). And suddenly a bunch of things started making sense.

Anyways... I'm excited about the concept of spiritual vortexes. The Peacock Angel supposedly has an energetic spot in Sedona, AZ and I hope to pay homage as a type of pilgrimage next year. Thank you for reminding me about it by engaging me in this topic. I'll need to start saving money to go.

First I want to say, unlike Ancient Aliens, which has several hosts, the Why Files has one and ofcourse the heckling fish. I think that to have more hosts makes platforms more interesting. We have three primary people who seem to stay on thru thick and thin; that is people coming and going. So I’m very grateful of that and it keep’s spiritualportal going. We also enjoy the company of others here but are able to let them go if they so choose, knowing that others come and go also.

I actually think that people unconsciously like some of the members here because we represent various people or personalities in themselves attempting to manifest and at times in conflict. Or observers may not care for certain aspects of our identities but find them to be useful in the overall picture. It is not easy on us, who are actually living it and going through it, but it makes it interesting to others. Isn’t that also why for instance the New Testament and the Bhagavad Gita are of such interest and importance? Not only do they speak of esoteric truths, they speak of real characters who went through real life conflict and challenges; together. This is most likely not the answer or response you expected Eric. Yet I feel that it is a necessary observation that helps us feel comfortable about being fish in an aquarium that people frequently observe looking from the outside in. And then anything we look at and observe here together is a pathway to an inner world that takes us on the journey homeward; where at some point we departed from, as the last video about Lemuria describes. When we were presumably some kind of amorphous creatures at one time before we inhabited these bodies with desires and these minds with opinions.