MAYDAY--MAYDAY--Read new Message from Matthew

[japple]

I haven't finished reading it yet, but just scanning the headlines has me all excited!

"Indictments served Bush, others; other lawsuits adding to energy momentum; more defectors from dark agenda joining light workers; purpose of media's focus; DO NOT FEAR; use discernment in channeled information; chemtrails; bodies healed in higher densities; AIDS; obesity in spiritual context; John Lennon and MLK; happenings in sleep state, dreams………."


http://www.matthewbooks.com/mm/anmviewer.asp?a=48&z=2

[Matariki]

1. according to this, Bush has *been* served an indictment?

that would be great, but wouldn't it be in the news? it's not like court records are unavailable.

or did i misread that?

[Grateful for Hope]

2. I was wondering the same thing

Perhaps "indictment" has something to do with this:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=364&topic_id=187503

:shrug:

[Bluestar]

3. Does this "international commission" have any authority?

It's a nice thing to know that there is something like this going on, but unless it can lead to Bush being brought up on charges in The Hague, it would seem to be a powerless commission.

I read and re-read Matthew's writing and what came to me is that possibly indictments have been "returned" from the grand jury, but not yet served. This would be entirely possible as BushCo has spent the last 3 days trying to distract us with Osama Bin Ladin tapes, phony decrees from the Justice department about Bush's spying being legal and a new round of Bird flu scares. I think it's entirely possible that the White House would know this is advance of being served and are doing everything in their power to stop it. Does anyone else agree?

[Grateful for Hope]

4. Sounds reasonable to me

One can hope!!

[FreedomAngel82]

5. Good thought

We know now that whenever something big is about to happen with Bushco they get really aggressive and bring out everything they have. Maybe they know something is going to happen and have been warned and then all this stuff is going on. I read last night the CIA only confirmed the "BinLadin tape" by four hours which is VERY unusual. I would like to ask Matthew if he knows if BinLadin is dead or a live. I tried sensing last night and just got a very weak signal.

[Matariki]

7. well a definite statement like that would test the veracity

of those writings. some of them are very far-fetched and science fiction like. at the same time there is very good sense in the writing as well that gives me the incentive to read it. i'm ususally pretty cool towards 'channeled' stuff.

i like what he had to say about fear being deliberately spread via the media. there is good sense to resisting/countering that.

[latebloomer]

12. mmm, far-fetched is right

I would LOVE to believe that this is an actual spirit being channeled, but every time I look at that website a deep feeling of skepticism overcomes me. And I am pretty open-minded about such things.

Yes, there is a lot of sense in what is written there, but I have a LOT of trouble swallowing that the source is what they say it is.

[Proud_Lefty]

14. These letters bring so much comfort in a very turbulent world

I'm amazed how each month, there's something in his letter that addresses or explains things I personally went through that to anybody might appear far-fetched. In fact, I didn't bring of these things up for a long time because I knew nobody would believe me, but then Matthew not only addresses it, but explains its meaning. I've sent these letters to other people and they have written me back that they were ready to excuse it as b.s. until something he says jumps off the page saying this is correct.

Because of Matthews' words, I stopped living in fear of this administration. I stopped being depressed about what's happening. A lot of what he writes parallels with so many others that I'm learning about all the time. I always try to position myself not to play the fool if this is a phoney at all, so I don't opening talk about it to others, but the main message is good and solid. Shine the light to eliminate the darkness and don't be afraid. His best message is that we are all meant to be partners with the creator. That is true and so many people don't allow themselves this basic high honor and stature.

[latebloomer]

15. Yes,there are some excellent messages there

I just wish I could believe that this is actually the spirit of a dead teenager talking.

Would love to believe it, but the mystic and the skeptic keep warring within me.

As for living without fear, in the light, I'm all for that!

[Proud_Lefty]

16. I understand that completely

If something tells you not to believe it, then that's happening for a reason. Maybe Matthew's messages aren't for you personally. I'm been directed to many similar readings and I just haven't connected with any of those messages. It certainly doesn't invalidate any of them, there're just not for me personally.

As far as the spirit of a dead teenager talking, I believe that when an evolved soul comes to this earth, completes their mission in life at a very young age and moves on, that soul is hardly a young adolescence in the life beyond. Of course, while I say that, I'll also be the first to admit that the life beyond is something I have no expertise on as I don't recall ever being there. This theory is just one that I've heard many times and makes total sense to me.

As someone with little or no mystic powers, I know my parents have appeared to me in dreams communicating things to me. I don't doubt for a second people communicating with those beyond.

Oh, how I wish for the day would come that we can know all these things as substantiated facts and steer away from belief and faith that divide so many of us needlessly.

[latebloomer]

17. Me too,my friend,me too!

I would love to believe that there's life beyond the grave.

However, being raised by atheists, I am inherently skeptical.

Whenever I hear of someone going to a psychic who professes to bring messages from the dead, I'm always looking to see if the psychic said anything that only the dead person knew about,which can then be independently verified.

That hardly EVER happens.

So I then say,well,the psychic is reading the person's mind,which is amazing in itself, but I have seen evidence of that before. I KNOW that ESP exists.

I just would love to see proof about the life after death thing.

[Proud_Lefty]

19. I've had life after death proven to me

Not by psychics, but through my own mother. Several years back, she was diagnosed with a terminal disease and came home from the hospital with Hospice. The Hospice nurses explained to me that when a person is nearing death, their loved ones from the other side come for them. It's very normal for the patients to be talking to their loved ones where they see them and we don't. She warned me not to be afraid as it's perfectly normal. On my mother's last day with us, she was irritated and mad at my dad who died 8 years earlier. She told me he had her dead and buried, and she wasn't ready to go anywhere. All day long, she fought with all of 'em, telling them to stay away from me, negotiating with them and being the usual fiesty lady who raised me. She just didn't want to leave us and fought like hell to stay. I didn't see anyone, but I didn't doubt for one second that they weren't there.

I shared this experience with many people as they were starting to go through it with their parents or grandparents. Most of them came back to me and said they saw the exact same thing. Loved one from beyond came to escort them to their new destiny. Having seen it myself and verified by many many others, I know it to be real.

What you say about psychics is something I can't address caused I've never experienced it.

[latebloomer]

20. Sounds very emotionally powerful

and,indeed,when my grandfather was dying my mother told me he was having conversations with his dead brother and other departed relatives.

But, then again,the cancer had spread to his brain.

I consider this very intriguing, but I wouldn't call it "proof"of anything.

[Proud_Lefty]

22. Everything is interpreted in the eye of the beholder

To me, it's proof positive. You may feel different when you personally experience it yourself. I hope you do because believing that you're all done when you die is really demoralizing.

[TankLV]

23. My uncle, my father's identical twin and my "second father" experienced

the same thing for a couple months before he finally died.

He would ask my aunt "where's John?" or "where's my brother?" and my aunt would ask him what he was talking about and he would tell her he was just lying there right next to them.

My dad died about 8 years earlier and my uncle was the first one I ran into when I first went to see my dad laid out - I couln't take it and bumped right into him and he just laid his head on my shoulder and cried - I've never seen him or my dad do that - they were very proud and tough - and nothning like it since.

My dad visited my uncle many times before he died. My uncle even said on his last day alive that my aunt was "so good to me" and "how much I love you" (him to her). It was really something.

She has grieved mightly, but it is a bittersweet grief and she is such a strong person. She and my uncle were always my second set of parents - I've often told them that when my mom died they made it much easier because I had them to comfort me. My cousins are like my brothers and sister.

And now, in the space of just a few years, all of them except my aunt are gone. Grandmothers live to 102, dad died first, mom and uncle died last. We were all so very close - a very large close family. It feels strange to be just us cousins, my sister and my aunt left. Very strange. We are all so far apart physically across the country now after living right next door to each other for so long.

But my one cousin and my sister talk more frequently than ever before.

All I know is that I in a constant state of gratefulness for all the good that I have, and that is the one thing that keeps me going with these criminals in power in OUR White House.

[woodsprite]

24. Here's another one verifying it too.

A few days before my Mom passed, she kept asking who was with us when we'd visit. She had very low vision and couldn't make out much other than outlines. We told her over and over again that it was just us there. At one point the night before she died, she acted like she couldn't quite make out what she was hearing. Kept asking me if I heard a buzz or tinkling sound, kept putting her finger in her ear and taking it out again (to see if it was tinitus or outside sound, I suppose). I was talking to her, getting ready to leave for the night whe she had this look of total awe and surprise come over her face, then a smile, as she was staring at the other side of her bed. She said her brother was there. He had passed 2 yrs before. I told her that I didn't see Uncle Harry, but if she saw him, I would not tell her any different. When I left her, she was settling back in bed and seemed to be having a conversation with him.

I had hugged her and kissed her goodnight (at about 2am) and said I'd be back the next morning right after I dropped my husband off at work. I arrived at the hospital at 8am and she was very quiet. Not comatose, not labored breathing, but not talking, just looking. I talked with her and finally decided I needed to say my goodbyes. I told her how much I loved her, what a great mother she'd been, how I would keep watch over my older brother (no sense of responsibility), and watch over my hubby and kids. I told all of her work was done, she needed to rest and go be with my Dad now. After I said those things and kissed her hand, she breathed one last breath and she died. She lasted 15 minutes after I arrived.

Inside, I felt like someone had hugged my heart and it felt light. I felt like I had just sent her on a wonderful trip that she wanted to go on. It was "see ya later" not "goodbye". That experience got me thru everything that we had to do. I was the strongest of the bunch and I know it was because I was there with her to experience that.
Nobody on this green earth can tell me that there is not life after death.

BTW, My brother and I were talking about our parents, grandparents, etc. They all seem to see the person who has passed before them, not the people they were closest too. My Dad's sister saw her son, my dad's brother saw his sister, my dad saw his brother, my mom saw her brother (although I would have expected her to see my dad). We thought maybe the person who passes the closest to you sees you over. Just a thought, but I was surprised my bro and I were having the conversation.

[Proud_Lefty]

26. I'm glad you experienced this

Thanks to both of you for sharing your stories. Losing a loved one is so difficult, but watching them connecting with their previous loved ones, preparing for their next journey does make it all bearable. I identify with that surge of strength you get from it all.

After writing what I said about psychics, though, I felt bad I didn't expand on that a little more. I just don't have any firsthand experiences with psychics to debate their validity, but that doesn't mean I don't personally believe in them. My cousin in Sweden has been to psychics, or maybe they're called mediums, and spoke with relatives from beyond. They did give information only those relatives would know. I understand people that don't believe in life after death for whatever reason. In fact, I respect most people's beliefs, but it just seems so self defeating. As mentioned above, we all need hope for a better tomorrow to get through today. I was really getting depressed until I started reading Matthews' letters. I'm now encouraged and believe we do have a chance for happiness in this world.

[Delphinus]

18. Hi latebloomer.

If it's the skeptic part about life after death, let me know if you're interested in some titles and authors that might let you investigate a bit more.

[latebloomer]

21. Sure, I would be!

Thank you.

One thing I've read about that does sound very convincing is when children start talking in languages that they've never been exposed to, and talking about other lives.

[Whimsy]

25. Life After Death

Dear Delphinus, I am a friend of latebloomer but that is not the point. In my own life I am facing a true crisis. My husband has lymphoma and is about to undergo a sibling donor transplant and it could go either way. I was not raised to have strong feelings about life after death but have always sought that comfort. However, I don't mind now admitting I am pretty desperate. Could you recommend a few good books I could take to the hospital to read? I hope he will recover but I need to be strong to take care of him and will be much stronger if I can feel more secure about this. I have followed John Edward for years and have seen him in a small group several times. He opened me up to the possibility that we continue on after this life. I would greatly appreciate a reply. My name is Judy and I can be reached at [e-mail]. Thank you so very much.

[mntleo2]

27. Suggested Books

I have always found great comfort in the Edgar Cayce readings. He was a man of great Second Sight and I believe he was one of the greatest genuine modern seers. He was also very close to God, a mainstream Christian (taught Bible classes at his local Presbyterian church) and speaks about life after death as well as reincarnation, which for his time was simply *not* considered "legitimate" (the 1930s and 1940s). He was known for his amazing ability to diagnose and treat diseases, but often spoke as well about karma and what happened after death and before birth.

When my mother died, I found so much comfort in the teachings of Cayce especially. Thomas Sugues "There Is A River" and any of Jess Stern's books. You can find most of these books at a good used bookstore as well as online. Here is a website that has a website map of the A.R.E., which was founded by Cayce in Virginia Beach and continues to this day: http://www.near-death.com/cayce.html . It is a web map of some things that explain who he was and what he did.

I guess I needed something sort of "mainstream" and close to my own religion as a christian in order to accept life after death as well as reincarnation and karma. I am not sure if this is where you are at, but I will say, not only did it open new amazing spiritual worlds to me beyond my own faith, it helped me immensely to accept the loss of those close to me when they died such as my mom.

I hope this helps and I will pray for your husband. I have a friend going through similar treatment for the same thing and he cannot afford what your husband is going through, or he would do it, I am sure. His wife and I are very close and I love his dry wit and frank observations, as a brother. I pray all the time for both of them because it is a difficult journey you are both taking together, from what I am seeing. The treatment and coping entails figuring out their 30 years of marriage and questions about life, working out things with their children and other loved ones, and what to do with it all in the daily acts of living.

Love
Cat In Seattle

[Delphinus]

28. Hi Whimsy,

I just sent you an e-mail.

[japple]

29. Doreen Virtue's book Divine Guidance has helped me quite a bit.

Hi Whimsy (love the name),

The above-titled book has helped me tremendously in dealing with a recent health issue with father--stroke and onset of dementia. It is an easy-to-read text, written in a loving, nurturing way about how we can communicate directly with god and the angels, to ask them to help us in any way we need it. I have been using some of her suggestions and have noticed that since I have enlisted their support and through conversations with my higher self, my Dad and I are much calmer and are able to avoid a lot of mis-communication that was happening before.

On another thread, one contributor suggested Neale Donald Walsh's book Communication with God (not sure of the title). I haven't read them yet, but they're on my list.

Thomas Sugrue's (sp?), There is a River, about the life of Edgar Cayce was the first book I read that opened my eyes to a world beyond that which we can see. It will always be one of my favorites and I'm sure there will be many other books at the ARE website that are excellent.

Louise Hay's books (google her name--she has a website) are good, especially as regards emotional and physical health issues.

There's a lot of stuff out there. You might just go to a metaphysical bookstore and see if something "calls out to you." That's the way lots of folks get started reading about spirituality.

Good luck, and keep coming back to this forum. There are a lot of knowledgable, caring and supportive folks here and they're always good for a hug.

Peace.

[ebayfool]

8. Maybe a sealed indictment? We wouldn't necessarily hear ...

anything @ one (or more, please!) of those! Seems there was some talk @ sealed indictments w/Fitz, if I remember correctly?

[Bluestar]

9. I just read up on sealed indictments

Yes, I think it's possible that's what he's referring to. If so, it would explain all the blustering coming out of the White House these days. Wouldn't it be amazing to wake up one morning and find out that Chimp and company were not just indicted, but actually convicted as well? As I understand it, the sealed indictment is usually not unsealed until the trial is complete. It just seems impossible that this information would not leak out though. As much as I enjoy Matthew's messages sometimes I think they are too good to be true.

[FreedomAngel82]

6. I read through the whole thing finally

and I enjoyed it. I saw the part about Bush and I feel that is very true. I remember sensing about a year or two ago feeling that whenever Bush does go down it will be very fast which can't happen faster enough!

[Grateful for Hope]

10. Has anyone thought about the chemtrail info

and the natural supplements Matthew talks about (but does not name)?

I found this site: http://www.herbalhealer.com/air-pollution.html

I was wondering what people here thought of it.

As a daily regimen, I take lots of C, some zinc, a good probiotic, and a good multi. I was wondering if it would be a good preventative measure to add some additional supplements.

???

[Bluestar]

11. Ever heard of a QLink?

You can check out this website www.clarus.com. They sell something called a QLink. My holistic practitioner recommended this for me as I am going through the healing process of a chronic illness. It seems the QLink balances the body's electromagnetic field to help keep you safer from things like cell phone emissions, computer emissions, etc. I think it also protects you from and strengthens your resistances to any chemtrails that might be around. I thought this was crazy at first until I tried it. My body rang like a bell for a couple of days after I started wearing it. I stopped wearing it for a couple of months, then put it back on. It was amazing how much strength I gained (I have a muscle disease)and again, my body rang like a bell again. It seems kind of pricey (about $125) at first, but then supplements are expensive over time. I just thought I'd bring it up in this discussion.

Sending all of you good energy to resist the chemtrails and anything the Bush crime family can throw at us!

[Grateful for Hope]

13. Thank you BlueStar

I am going to check it out!