Friday, 2 May 2014

The Elements Part I (Earth)



Earth. One of the 5 elements. Symbol of solidity. It corresponds with the Muladhara (Root) chakra. People born under Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn have dominant Earth personalities. The archangel of Earth is Uriel, the angel of Earth is Phorlakh, the ruler is Kerub, the king is Ghob, and the elementals of Earth are the gnomes. The Pentacle is the elemental "weapon" or tool, as I prefer to call it, of Earth. Its geometric form is the cube. It is a strong and stable element. It is blunt, dense, and immobile. It is primarily dry and secondarily cold. Its opposite is air. Call upon the Earth when you need strength of body and stability of mind and peace of spirit.

Aliens



In relation to my last post, I also believe in something many other people also believe in: aliens. Given the infinity of the Multiverse, it is hysterical to suggest there isn't extraterrestrial life. And I think they most definitely have been to Earth, and are in fact living here. They watch us. In fact, I even think they had a hand in our evolution. I think humans have alien genes in there DNA. Most are good, but the few that are bad are simply misguided. None are inherently bad. They don't want to abduct us, or take over the planet, or perform Nazi-like experiments on us. Ain't nobody got time for that. They do, however, want to help us. They are like our family. How come there are no reports in the news about  it? There are many reasons, of which I will not talk about, but the Numero Uno reason is that they have highly advanced cloaking devices. They are so cool. And yes I think they had a hand in building Megalithic structures like the pyramids. My point is, they are totally real and without them, life would not be as it is today.

Mythical Creatures



As I said in my last post, I believe in mythical, legendary, and supernatural creatures and beings. Like I said in an earlier post, I believe anything is possible. Magic is real. I believe in dragons, unicorns, griffins, phoenix, pegasi, and sphinx. I believe in fairies, nymphs, pixies, and brownies. I believe in changelings, shapeshifters, vampires, werewolves, and werecats. I believe in boggarts, dwarves, elves, dryads, gnomes, goblins, imps, leprechaun, mermaids, naiads, satyrs, sprites, and trolls. I believe in centaurs, sirens, harpies, naga, fauns, minotaur, manticore, and gorgons. I believe in cyclopes, giants, kappa, orcs, ogres, yeti, and sasquatch. I also believe in all the angels and gods and goddesses. I believe in them all. Some may be good, some may be bad, but none are inherently bad. Just like humans. All are real. All deserve to be acknowledged. All want to be free. Even those like vampires, werewolves, orcs, ogres, trolls, all just want to be love and feel love and give love. Just like humans. You may ask, "Well where are they all, if they are so real?" I will tell you where. They wait in their unexplored caves, the thickest forest, the deepest depths of the sea, the unreachable parts of the mountains, deep underground. Waiting. Waiting for us. Waiting for us to be ready to accept them with open arms. To love them. To stop being afraid. To awake from our ignorance. They hide the evidence of their existence, so as not to cause a suspicion too soon. There are exceptions, however. The question is however, when will we let them be free?


Levels of the Earth



I think that there are different levels of the Earth, instead of only one.  Don't quite understand what I mean? I think the best way to explain it is Norse mythology. The Norse thought that there was a cosmic tree, called Yggdrasil, that connected the 9 worlds together. The dragon Nidhogg gnaws at the roots of Yggdrasil. An eagle stands on the topmost branches. A squirrel scurries up and down the tree, carrying insults between Nidhogg and the Eagle. Four deer, named Dainn, Dvalinn, Duneyrr and Durapror, chew the leaves of Yggdrasil. Asgard, the home of the Aesir gods, is at the very top. Below that is Alfheim, home of the elves. Below that is Midgard, otherwise known as Earth, the land of humans. Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent, is a serpent so huge it encircles the Earth, with it's tail in its mouth. North is Niflheim, land of Ice. East is Jotunheim, land of the frost giants. South is Muspelheim, land of fire. West is Vanaheim, home of the Vanir gods. Below Midgard is Svartalfheim, land of the dwarves. And at the very bottom is Helheim, land of the dead. Bifrost, the Rainbow Bridge, connects all the levels. It can be seen as the Aurora Borealis and the Aurora Australis. This legend describes how I see it best. Does this also mean I believe in gods and mythical and legendary creatures and beings? Yes, yes it does indeed. And I will hold firm on that belief. Yes I also believe in God and angels too. I believe in all deities. I bet ya are right confused right about know, aren't ya? All will be explained at later date. Patience grasshoppers, patience....

The Multiverse


<a href="http://www.bloglovin.com/blog/12210927/?claim=hy84dppx3pp">Follow my blog with Bloglovin</a> I would like to start off by saying that I think it would be more correct to call the Universe the Multiverse. I believe that instead of their being just one fixed reality, there are infinite realities, each one different from the next. How the Multiverse was created I don't know. Many creation myths said that in the beginning there was a nothing, an infinite darkness, or an infinite expanse of water. Then this consciousness formed itself within that nothingness, and created the universe (or multiverse, whichever works better for you). I also think that anything you can imagine is real, even if it is in another reality. And because of that, I believe that there is no such thing as myth. Every myth you have ever heard of is real. Every thing that you have ever imagined is real. Magic is real. Anything is possible. There are no limits. Somewhere in the Multiverse what you imagine is happening. The dreams we have in our sleep are real. The Multiverse is quite simply infinite possibility. So why am I saying all this? I am encouraging the world (and myself) to DREAM BIG.