…..The Petersens: “Here comes the sun”
This is a family band (of high racial quality) and this is their cover of a great George Harrison song:
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….Spiritual reading for September 23
Today is a good day for decisive action on the physical plane. You may be in the habit of waiting for things to develop, to reveal themselves, to feel right in all ways. This is not a bad thing, but today we want to encourage you to try something different and advance in directions you know you are going.
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Your movement need not be material, and yet it could be. If there is something you want to do, do it today.
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Don’t balk, don’t hesitate, don’t wait. Just go for it.
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Now, if you are uncertain or unclear, don’t feel like you need to act. That is not what we are suggesting.
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But you may have thoughts, plans, ideas that have been fomenting and you have been awaiting the correct moment to bring them into being. Today is auspicious for that.
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If you fnd that you are not ready to move, or that you have no specifics which you wish to accomplish in this way, tend to things that have been left undone. Pay bills, sort papers, clean garages or cupboards. You will likely find that you are more efficient than you thought you would be. It is a great day to get things done, whether they be grand or modest.
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Try not to procrastinate or avoid—these will only make you uncomfortable and you will miss out on a valuable opportunity to push ahead, no matter the nature of your undertakings.
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Take care of your body today as well. Walk, run, jump—do something to pump it up a little, and get your blood moving more quickly. Even your physical form will benefit today from clear intent and action. If you have a goal for your body, and if it is almost but not quite in reach, today is a day when you might make it.
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Be strong and without fear—the portals are open and you can get done that which you truly wish to get done. We love you and send blessings all around.
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……Before war enveloped the world
Caen, Normandy, 1944 — Eisenhower annihilated beautiful old French cities so that the rubble would slow German panzers from reaching the Normandy coast to stop the Americans, Brits and Canadians. Caen was rebuilt by socialists after the war in incredibly ugly modernity.
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An Italian comrade brought up a theory that around 3,000 BC the white race shifted from matriarch to patriarchy.
It is a FACT that before this time, figurines depicted female fertility goddesses, and afterward, we see figurines of war gods. Something had changed.
This question of matriarchy and patriarchy is a profound topic.
I spoke once in Aix-en-Provence, France (an old Roman city, then called Aquae Sextiae, and famous for its hot springs),
inside the university bookstore there, with a scholar about prehistoric Europe.
She confirmed that there was, of course, hunting in 3000 BC, which is certainly a violent and killing activity, and thus is a male specialty (especially the hunt for large and powerful animals such as adult deer with antlers, or bears, or wild horses, moose, or lions back when Europe and the Middle East still had lions).
A housewife beheading a chicken for the soup at noon, and then watching it run around in circles, is not at the same level of danger.
But there was almost no warfare back then — that is, humans killing humans.
The population was small and the earth was big. Whole peoples would simply migrate with their cows, sheep or goats, and move to another area with more space and good soil for growing food.
She showed me some scholarly books about this. So far paleoarcheology has found just ONE sign of a battle from that era, I think in Gaul, and, as I recall, about thirty people were killed.
Compare that with the coming of patriarchy and the Bronze Age! Non-stop war, rape, torture, conquest, and, of course, „glory.“
Anyone who has read Euripides’ play “Trojan Women,” called the most anti-war play of all times, know that the Ancient Greeks, who certainly were the core of what Ravage praises as “ancient pagan civilization,” were appallingly cruel to the women of Troy after Troy was captured.
The Greek warrior Ajax seizes Cassandra, daughter of King Priam of Troy, to be his sex slave
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In a Pompeii mural, the defeated King Priam looks on in grief as his daughter Cassandra (who was cursed by the god Apollo,because she refused to sleep with him, to utter true prophesies and valid warnings which no one would believe) is dragged away from the sacred pillar in the temple of Athena, the Palladium, and is then raped right there in front of him, his daughter, by Ajax.
The goddess Athena,furious, later sends a thunderbolt, which sinks Ajax’s ship.
So this was the pretty dark side of the classical civilization which Christians partly rejected, calling the pagan gods “demons.”
And war kills off the best, and then the psychopaths, still alive, breed with the women, creating more psychopaths.
I recall stories on YouTube of supposedly a nordic planet in the Pleiades star system which is ruled by a matriarchy, and is called Taygeta after its star, its sun.
The government was by councils, consisting of women, because the men had no patience for all the talk and endless discussions. They were warriors, engineers, etc., and could object to the decisions of the councils.
Supposedly there was NO crime on a planet of 40 million, except 400 years ago there was ONE murder! And every year there are two or three fistfights among men — over a woman.
The YouTube channel also said that most nordic planets are not matriarchies but moderate patriarchies.
Of course, I have no confirmation of any of this.
But history tells us that there would be far less wars if 1) earthlings were much more spiritual, and 2) women co-ruled with men.
When I was angry at someone, Margi was often a voice for „letting it go,“ and later, for reconciliation….. She had a good yin energy.
And another fact:
There are many sensible, rational and practical women out there who are not ditsy or over-emotional. And some of the greatest rulers in history were women.
Any historian would agree that Queen Isabella of Spain (the expeller of the Moors and Jews from Spain and the discoverer of America using Christopher Columbus, all happening in the momentous year of 1492) was the greatest ruler in Spanish history.
So was Elizabeth I the greatest ruler in English history, and likewise Catherine the Great (a German born in Zerbst, Saxony-Anhalt) was the most dynamic ruler of Russia.
There is not one historian anywhere who would contest this list. Women –some — can be fantastic rulers.
Tough cookie Queen Isabella kicked both Jews and Muslims out of Spain in 1492 AND sent Columbus to discover the Americas. Spain became a jew-free superpower.
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England’s Queen Elizabeth saved England from bankruptcy, religious civil war, and the Spanish Armada, chopped her cousin’s head off, and supported some guy who wrote plays named Shakespeare.
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Russia’s greatest ruler was, without question, Catherine the Great, actually a German princess (who never completely lost her “Kraut” accent) who married a tsar and then had her crazy, incompetent husband bumped off. She then modernized Russia and kicked the Muslim Turks’ ass out of her country, 1768-92. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_the_Great (worth reading)
Wiki:
The period of Catherine the Great’s rule, the Catherinian Era,[1] is considered the Golden Age of Russia.[2] […] She enthusiastically supported the ideals of the Enlightenment and is often regarded as an enlightened despot.[3] As a patron of the arts she presided over the age of the Russian Enlightenment, including the establishment of the Smolny Institute for Noble Maidens, the first state-financed university for women in all of Europe.
I have met both ditsy females — moody, capricious, buying an insane amount of clothes and shoes, and with not enough cold logic in their heads — and also very capable women with both female charm and yet a hard, logical, organized and determined mind.
Apparently, on this planet near the star Taygeta, there are lots of that kind of woman. And the men just go and do their own thing: they protect; they build; they lift heavy things; and they also make love to women so they have white babies. 😉
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I have met both ditsy females — moody, capricious, buying an insane amount of clothes and shoes, and with not enough cold logic in their heads — and also very capable women with both female charm and yet a hard, logical, organized and determined mind.
Due to Hollywood, many people believe that intelligent women = masculine women. I don’t buy that. I’ve met women who were both intelligent and feminine.
I had a high school chemistry partner who fit this description. As I got to know her, I began to realize that she was highly intuitive and remarkably empathic. One day she told me that she nursed a crow back to health 3 years earlier and that it still visited her every summer. I thought she was lying until she sent me a photo of the crow on her shoulder. I later saw her feeding him while he sat in her hand. Her ability to interact with animals was genuinely amazing. She struck me as an intelligent, yet very feminine, old soul.
On a personal level, I think I fit in a different category. I feel that I’m an MtF reincarnation case (and international, I was in the Luftwaffe in my past life but was born in the USA in my current life). I wasn’t a top general so there aren’t as many documents about my personal life as there are about men like Himmler or Goering, but it’s a proven fact that I was straight.
In my current life, I’m a straight woman and I have a masculine boyfriend. We’re on the same page regarding reincarnation & the Third Reich. We’ve had a few talks about gender, past lives, and how I compare to his previous girlfriends. We concluded that:
– I have some boyish interests, such as aviation history.
– My mannerisms are different than my sister’s. I don’t ape male behavior, but I do tend to walk in a rather ‘focused’ manner. I don’t swish around.
– I’m calm in a crisis.
– I don’t have any hormonal issues such as PCOS so my MtF incarnation hasn’t negatively impacted my health.
– I was a tomboyish little girl but became somewhat more feminine as I grew up.
– I intuitively know how men operate and this makes it easy for me to interact with them. I’ve never had an abusive boyfriend, whereas my sister has had a couple, because it’s easy for me to go ‘yeah, that guy’s an ass, that one is a beta, that one is good but lazy,’ and so on.
Even though many of those traits are positive, I don’t think that the average man would prefer a slightly tomboyish woman over a feminine yet intelligent one. My boyfriend & I get along great but we were friends in our past lives & I’m his physical type.
I also think that America’s gender wars, including the trans fad, are incredibly toxic and are part of a broader war on normal Whites. If you look at the stats, a huge portion of the trans crowd are female-to-males who have been sexually abused, have autism, etc. The fact that people are giving them hormones that sterilize them is absolutely insane.
It’s the same with the incel vs Feminist nonsense. They both have *some* grievances but to me they come across like whiny kids who have internalized negative propaganda.
To me a real woman has always been a woman/female in all her incarnations –
No, comrade, because then she might be all ditsy and a shopaholic, over-emotional and unreasonable. A woman who has once been a man will actually appreciate men much more, and the harsh world they work and fight in. They will see that although men are less communicative, they have feelings, too.
I have known for over six years two different attractive women in their late thirties here in Ontonagon who are roofers, and I have met their kids, too, who have turned out well.
Up these gals go on the roof with the guys. They also really like men, men who are really masculine, reliable, and get the job done.
And the same goes for men who do at least one incarnation as a woman so as to grow spiritually. It is a good thing to understand the pain of childbirth… the fear of rape…. the multitasking of a mother and housewife…. or the life of a war widow whose husband fell at the front and she now is raising four kids. (It can be lonely, because though the widow still has normal sexual and romantic desires, there are so many men who will not date a woman who has kids from a previous man. They do not want the complications that go with being someone’s stepfather. How does one discipline the kid as a stepdad? Will the biological father, especially if he was “dumped,” become his enemy?)
I am very comfortable with both genders…. It is so challenging today to be a good woman or a fine man. But one can grow thirty times faster HERE than on orderly worlds. 🙂
Thank you; fascinating.
A highly evolved human will have both yin and yang, and be a strong but feminine woman — or a gentle, but decisive, reliable, and brave man… and accept the gender that they themselves wanted to be and also requested their angels to be during their last interlife (the time in heaven between incarnations).
Thanks again, lady comrade. 🙂 I’m glad for your bf and for you, but sorry for me that you are already “taken.” 😉
I have not found anyone even close to my late wife, who was so smart, so feminine, yet also strong, including physically. I recently had an experience with her, and may reveal it.