Grief over my role in Atlantis
A year before Linda was struck by lightning, I was also caught in a storm while driving home. My storm was an icy hailstorm. My forehead was unprotected and that night I had the worst headache of my life. I picked up a sinus infection, which was treated, but since then once a week I had a runny nose that grew so bad during the day that I started sneezing all the time and by the evening I usually had a severe headache. The next day the 3rd eye location on my forehead looked like it had been burnt by the sun.
Later that evening, it felt as if I was grieving over something, but nothing that I could think of as resonated with this grief. I consulted regular and alternative specialists, allergy tests were done, therapies – nothing had any effect. Medications only made it worse.
In 2017, we came in contact with a psychic in Belgium, Lut van de Velde. We had contacted her before for a reading about another symbol that I had created through inspiration, the Chram. When we told her about my runny nose problem, we received a channelling from her that changed everything.
“(…) Your visionary abilities, which you possessed during Atlantis, have been destroyed. Because you were laughed at and so humiliated because of your predictions, you will never dare to use those seerly gifts again.”
Apparently, I was one of the seers in the latter days of Atlantis.
Being a seer sounds extraordinary, but let’s put things in perspective. By what I now know being a ‘seer’ in Atlantis was quite common. Atlanteans were more connected to the Spirit World and sought advice in everyday matters and in national affairs. I think the seers of Atlantis can be compared with the holy men in indigenous tribes.The modern day title may be government advisers.
Seers combine information received from Spirit with solar observations, weather patterns, changes on Earth and things going on in society. Everything is connected.
A bad summer causes a bad harvest and hungry people. When the climate changes, society will have to adapt to avoid famine and other disasters. The earlier things are foreseen, the easier and more effective the measures will be.
