Thursday, January 30, 2003

I woke up Thursday night talking in my sleep, which I never do. I was saying, "I am returning to my body because I no longer want to see this dream." Perhaps I was lucid dreaming, but the dream had a global overtone of darkness and foreboding. When I spoke to my friend Ron later in the day, he said that he had the same experience of waking himself out of a dream to remember the details. He usually dreams in black and white, but this dream was in color, which means it is coming closer to physical manifestation. In his dream, Ron saw a major explosion. Something is going to happen.

Saturday, February 1, 2003

For the past few days I have been sensing and dreaming about a disaster of global proportions, but not linked to terrorists. This morning the Columbia shuttle exploded upon re-entry, killing all 7 astronauts on board. One of the pilots was Israeli. He carried a Bible given to him by a Holocaust survivor. The energy of WW II Germany is recycling now, as are the cycles back to the Middle East. We will soon go to war in that part of the world.

Some of the debris from the shuttle fell in Palestine, Texas. Ironically, the Bible has now been returned to 'Palestine.'

On January 28, 1986 the space shuttle Challenger blew up. It is almost 17 years to the day since that occurred.

In Memory of the Columbia Crew

You will always be an inspiration.

Quotes

The world is so marvelous from up here,
so peaceful, so wonderful, and so fragile.

Life is not a rehearsal.

~ Ilan Ramon ~
Israeli Astronaut lost on the Columbia Space Shuttle

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Every orbit we go over a slightly different part of the Earth.
Of course, much of the time I'm working, and don't see any of it.
Whenever I do get to look out, it is glorious.
Even the stars have a special brightness.

~ Laurel Clark ~

American Astronaut lost on the Columbia Space Shuttle