@_BlessingsDeers. Great that Nighthawk connected you with the mantras. There are multiple posts in that thread that I posted of Jai Uttal’s stuff. Scroll through and you will see it. If you search topics there are a long list of topics.
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@_mbready. OMG, your grandmother burned alive in her home?! In waking life or in the dream? If you mean this actually happened in waking reality, then I’m so sorry. If it was a dream then . . . wow, that’s still very intense!
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Gospel song from Kenya
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Traditional Irish and African musicians along with Sinead O’Connar.
With Peter Gabriel. Very wild dream-like video!
A live performance.
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Waking life.
I’ve seen her three times in my dreams since she passed away. Once was during a lucid dream, another was semi-lucid as mentioned above, and once I was completely non-lucid in which Jesus made a wooden bed for her to sleep on.
She is in a great place now. I’ve seen enough to truly believe that.
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@_mbready.
Wow! So sorry that she passed in such a tragic way! But I’m glad that you are connecting with her in your dreams and that she is in a good place!
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She had demetia and the night she passed I bore witness to her experience in my dream. She was very confused and she seemed to pass out quickly from smoke.
Thought it was interesting that this just happen based on what I shared about my grandmother:
Edit - just realized this should be blurred. Added it because of the nature of the images/video - click the blurred stuff to unblur it. It is a self immolation of an air force member that was protesting war.
https://twitter.com/taliaotg/status/1761944158636331247?t=RfQQe1zHFmaM3JSoCWNpMA&s=19
Before clicking know it is the self immolation of some one in the air force streamed on a platform that does live video.
The worst part of self immolation is when some one is extinguished during the process. Death is generally imminent but the adreline wears off and the pain from the burns set in. The pain usually lasts for days before the body fails and succumbs to the damage.
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Tied into the previous post. Yesterday I watched this video about Tom Green on JRE. He really turned his life around and was living out of his van for years before this happen.
Also, to lighten the mood…
Then just to make sure I stay on topic ‘music that moves you’
A song that provides nostalgia, I listened to athis album on repeat when I was about 7-8 years old on my cd player.
Crazy, I follow synchronicities and tonight has been a great night. Shame to have to end it with this weird stuff but I’m sure there is some reason for it within the grand scheme of things.
Very sorry to see that Airman die, very sad. Please say a prayer for him and his family.
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The Airman did not die in fire, but many hours later at the hospital Sunday night.
This is the second time in 3 months this has happened:
"A person was in critical condition Friday after setting themselves on fire outside the Israeli consulate in what Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum said was “likely an extreme act of political protest.”
The incident happened around noon outside the Consulate General of Israel, according to police. Schierbaum said investigators didn’t believe the incident had “any nexus to terrorism.”
A security guard at the midtown Atlanta building saw the protester outside around noon and tried to stop them from setting themselves on fire, police and fire officials told reporters at a news conference. The security guard sustained burns on their leg and wrist.
A Palestinian flag that was part of the protest was recovered at the scene, and gasoline was used as an accelerant, the officials said.
The chief said staff inside the Israeli consulate were safe and did not appear to be in danger during the incident. The incident was contained to outside the building, and the chief said he was not aware of any effort to enter the building.
“The community is safe,” Schierbaum said. “This department is aware of the tensions that are present right now in the Jewish community and in the Muslim community… And we will continue to remain vigilant to ensure that everyone remains safe.”"
https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/01/us/israeli-consulate-atlanta-fire-protest/index.html
Does anyone know in American history if any Americans protested any other war by killing themselves with fire? If not, makes me wonder if someone or group is grooming or indoctrinating these people to kill themselves.
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I’ve heard that self-immolation as an act of suicide is more common than most people realize. These instances often get quietly removed from news and search outlets, likely in consideration of the family’s privacy.
Recent cases might be influenced by individuals who are inspired by historical acts of self-immolation by some monks. These individuals may view such acts as the ultimate expression of peaceful protest, drawing from iconic moments in history where self-immolation was used to draw attention to grave injustices or conflicts.
I’ve had some powerful synchronicities around this event. When Aaron from the airforce self immolated the stones I had been cleaning for about a two weeks were set out to dry on white cloth in the center of a buffalo hide that was passed down to me from my mom and step-father.
I had this playlist playing over a PA speaker to then while they were drying:
Switched over to shamanic drumming and Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om as requested my mom this morning.
I also had just finished cutting all the metal, mixing and pouring the base layer of my orgonite into its mold:
Another self immolation that I had pretty powerful synchronicities with was Wynn Bruce’s on Earth day in 2022.
He was a practicing Shambala Buddhist from Boulder.
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These self immolations are such sad and desperate acts. And in the end they don’t seem to change anything. The war in Gaza continues. Climate change continues. So sad.
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They are heartbreaking acts.
The only instance I can think of that sent shock waves around the world, was the Vietnamese Monk who did this to protest the Vietnam war. I remmeber seeing the image in high school, and it still having a powerful effect on people years after the war.
Wasnt alive when the image first hit the media, so not sure how big of a bombshell it was, or weather the average American knew little about it.
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'This poem is a heartfelt tribute to Lord Shiva, a major deity in Hinduism, revered for his power to create, protect, and transform the universe. Through vivid imagery and symbolic references, it celebrates Shiva’s divine qualities and myths.
Key highlights include:
- Shiva’s Asceticism: Described as wearing the sky itself, highlighting his detachment from worldly possessions.
- Cosmic Power: Acknowledged as the origin of the sacred sound Om, representing the universe’s essence.
- Control Over Time: Shiva is depicted as the ultimate master of time and the cosmos.
- Divine Abode: His residence on Mount Kailash is noted for its spiritual significance.
- Iconic Symbols: The Ganges river in his hair, the moon, a blue throat from consuming poison, and a garland of skulls depict Shiva’s roles in mythological stories of protection and destruction.
- Compassionate Destroyer: While he is capable of destruction, it’s emphasized that this power is wielded for the regeneration and balance of the cosmos.
- Devotion: The poem underscores a devotee’s unwavering faith and dedication, seeking Shiva’s guidance to transcend the cycle of life and death for ultimate liberation.
In essence, this composition is a devotional expression, seeking blessings for liberation from earthly ties and suffering. It speaks to the universal themes of seeking divine grace, protection, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment, making it accessible and deeply resonant for listeners regardless of their familiarity with Hindu mythology.’
My mothers orgonite has a large amout of Shiva Ligam in it. A diety we both feel deeply connected to.
(3rd layer with Shiva Ligam)
The night I mixed Shiva Ligam into her orgonite we had a very unpredictable storm that made news on good morning america.
It was significant for our area because it was only the 2nd or 3rd snowfall for the year.
(We live in center valley)
A powerful synchronicity my mother and I were able to share.
Here is our little man enjoying the snow:
Om Namah Shivaya 
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Om Navah Shivaya!
So what the heck is that thing that is a golden incribed circle (reminds me of an Aztec calandar) that makes a buzzing noise.
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It is the Mayan Calendar. Getting a little further into the orgonite and the intentions, our home is almost perfectly centered a ley line that intersects with Chichen Itza. I was never a believer in these kinds of things until my wife activated them one night by saying a prayer and following instructions she found online (I ended up waking up at 3am with a crazy vivid flash of a black and white photo in a complete trance saying things I couldn’t control).
Prior to knowing about that alignment, I also had some history with dreaming that gave me a special connection to the Mayan’s. When I found out about the alignment it made perfect sense to me and was like a puzzle piece falling into place.
The coin is meant to metaphorically initiate a 260 day Tzolk’in cycle of renewal, spiritual guidance/divination. The buzzing was a cool effect I found out by accident. Cell phone cameras begin glitching when they are exposed to ultrasonic vibrations. I do this to get rid of the micro bubbles in the epoxy and thought was pretty cool.
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I was alive when this happened and it hit the newspapers and some TV but the media was not as pervasive as it is today and it fueled the discussion about Vietnam, but really didn’t do much to move the needle of public opinion, from where I sat, a High School senior. It did seem to foretell the cataclysmic months and years ahead with assassinations (Malcolm X, President Diem, Kennedy, Kennedy, King Jr. . . . .) and the ever-growing Vietnam war. The feeling by the end of the decade was much like the feeling many have today, a world out of control and incomprehensibility in our leadership, a runaway train headed towards a steep abyss. Or not. You decide.
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Thank you for letting me know this. My thoughts for the Airman were “My God, he had his whole life he could have sacrificed in the servce of others, helping build wells in Africa, or starting a new Charrity, or Global peace project. He could have drained so much pain and suffering from the world in so many positive ways. So sad, what a tragedy.”
“fiat Lux”:
Why self-immolation has been used by political protesters for decades
Did not know there was an American Quaker who self immolated during Vietnam war. Most of these deaths seem to have flown under the radar and not receive much mass media attention. 
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