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"There
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is beyond human knowledge and understanding."
Sky Ship message November
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Healing energy pulsed
like a Mother’s heartbeat |
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An eye-opening experience |
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Our Lady of Guadeloupe
statue smiles again |
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Second blinking
statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe |
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Knee healed while
visiting blinking statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe |
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The
blinking Virgin of Guadeloupe |
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Sky ship projects
giant image of Jesus |
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Pontius Pilate’s
Description of Jesus From
a letter to Caesar |
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Spaceman
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For over a year, I’ve been told
I should meet Ydo and see her land. On July
8, 2010, I met Ydo. She is pure joy and
resonates as an exceptional healer. My experience
on her land that day was incredibly profound.
Honestly, I could take my pillow
and live on that hillside at the
Virgin’s pond for the rest of my days.
Alone, I entered the archway at the top
of the stairway to the Virgin’s pond.
Gentle pinpricks of electric energy
filled my being and I knew I was entering
a sacred place. Barefooted, I descended
60 steps into the tree-shaded hillside.
Despite recent knee pain, I felt only joy.
Feeling the power of the energy grow, I
was being drawn to the source. I stopped
at the bottom of the long stairway to allow
my body to adjust to the growing energy
around me.
The energy pulsated strong and soft, like
a Mother’s heartbeat. That
energy was intense. I bowed my head and brought
my palms together in prayer as I continued
walking. I stopped in front of the Virgin
statue, but I did not look at her. I didn’t
need to; I knew that she was there. I was
humbled by my emotional response to the energies
I felt. Head still bowed, I saw only the water
falling into the small pond below the Virgin’s
feet. I knelt down, palms still together prayerfully.
The energy pulsated and grew, like ripples
in a pond. I said prayers of gratitude for
what I was experiencing.
Still kneeling prayerfully, the sound of the
water was harmonious music to my soul. My
entire being was filled and pulsated with
love energy. I drank of the water and bathed
my eyes gently. Finally, I looked
up at the statue of the Virgin. I
noticed that her hands, and mine, were held
together exactly the same way. I looked at
her face closely and asked aloud why she did
not smile and then the answer came as the
sound of the water grew. The pulsating energy
grew. Overwhelmed, I decided to lie down on
the small wooden bridge in front of the Virgin’s
pond. My back relaxed into the warm wood.
The sun was exactly overhead, shining through
the canopy of trees. I looked up into the
sun and was inspired to thank the Sky Brothers
for their protective watchfulness.

This photo
of the aurora borealis looks like
the waves of energy Jane SpottedBird
saw when she visited Ydo Yumart’s
special spring in Sylva, NC. |
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Open-eyed, I watched the
sun’s rays expand and contract into
a daytime aurora borealis.
Long, vertical waves of iridescent colors
shimmered in my gaze. Colors turned
into images. I saw a long-stemmed
flowering plant with two stalks growing
from the Earth. The stalk on the right side
was healthy, tall, strong, and had vibrant
blue flowers. The stalk on the left arched
left toward the ground, touching the Earth.
Its flowers were dull gray, and dying. That
image shifted. Next I saw teardrops falling
in an arc to the left. The tears were the
color of dried blood with a darker background
behind them.
Then, I closed my eyes and
saw another view of long, vertical, shimmering,
iridescent, aurora borealis colors. They
undulated, rippled in waves and then changed
direction. I felt the colorful, horizontal
waves and ripples as they washed over my
body. They washed through my body time after
time. I do not know how long I laid there
before the healing energy receded and the
images diminished. Slowly, I sat up and
opened my eyes. Breathing deeply, I again
heard the sound of the water. I stood up
slowly. The energy of sacredness was still
profound. I knelt again before the Virgin,
saying prayers of gratitude for my healing.
I thanked her for her guardianship of that
sacred place. I did not want to leave.
Slowly, I retraced my steps, stopping frequently.
My body still felt like a live wire with
electricity pulsating through me. That healing
was enormously significant to me. One
year ago, I survived a 6-12 months death
sentence. Following my intuitive
guidance, I’ve been cured of stage
IV cancer though my body is still healing
other afflictions. I am immensely grateful
to Ydo for being the loving and protective
steward of that sacred site.
Jane SpottedBird
Bryson City, North Carolina, USA
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| An eye-opening
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| EDITOR’S NOTE:
We received this testimony and title
from Bob Emery of Crossville, Tennessee
after he and two friends from Bowling
Green, Kentucky saw the blinking statute
of Our Lady of Guadeloupe near Dillsboro,
NC. |
On April 30, 2010, we stopped at the residence
of Mrs. Ydo Yumart who owns the Moonlight
Spa and Retreat Center just outside the
Village of Dillsboro. She has a painted
concrete statue about 3 ½ feet in
height of Our Lady of Guadeloupe located
in a small rock garden very near to a spring
that was recently discovered by accident.
I had heard from a few friends verbally
that this CONCRETE STATUE
would, at various times, be seen to “blink
its eyes” at certain people who came
to view this phenomenon. Since we were on
our way to Cashiers, NC, it was the perfect
opportunity to stop and see this for ourselves.
Once there, we walked down the 60 steps
built into the hillside and approached the
garden area where we saw the statue standing
in its beautiful chapel-like garden beside
a bubbling spring. We stood there on the
walkway and watched the statue for maybe
two minutes, when all of a sudden I jumped
backwards and loudly said, “Whoa,
did you see that?” I then
quickly realized that had it not been for
the railing along the walkway behind us,
I might have tumbled backwards down the
hillside and on to the road below.
YES, there was never any
doubt, the statue did “blink”
at least a total of three or possibly four
times during the ten minutes we stood there
watching. The couple I was with also saw
it “blink.”
I then found myself, for some unknown reason,
concentrating on the right eye of the statue
more than on both eyes, so I received not
only a “blink” but also a “wink,”
which I had been told also can occur at
various times.
I must say that I approached the garden
with the expectation of seeing for myself
that this statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe
does actually “blink its eyes”
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| Our Lady
of Guadeloupe statue smiles again |
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Early January 2010, I went to visit
my friend, Ydo Yumart, who lives on a bluff
overlooking the Tuckaseegee River in Sylva,
NC. After catching up on each other, she
took me down the steps to where her statue
of Our Lady of Guadalupe resides. It’s
a lovely walk down with a nice view of the
river.
Seeing
beyond normal perception
There are three primary ways
human beings can perceive phenomena
beyond their normal spectrum
of perception
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Before I tell you what I experienced, I want
to say I went with no expectations whatever.
I simply kept my mind open. Also, I was not
raised in the religious belief system of the
Roman Catholic Church.
As we approached the statue, which resides
by a tree overlooking a small fountain,
I felt the peacefulness of the Earth. As
I looked at the statue, I could see an energy
field around her -- her aura. Then she gently
smiled. It was not dramatic in nature, just
gentle.
And as I write this, I realize Our Lady
of Guadeloupe is not strictly a symbol of
any one belief system. She is for everyone,
leaving aside labels or restrictions. She
supports the feminine in us all.
I did not partake of the water at that
time, but I did see the stone that Rafael,
Ydo’s husband, found from which the
water flows.
RuthAnne Brown
Whittier, NC
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Second blinking statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe |
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There is a second blinking statue of Our
Lady of Guadeloupe in Jackson County North
Carolina. The first is on a bluff overlooking
the Tuckasegee River near the town of Sylva.
The second is near the town of Whittier at
Isis Cove which is an intentional community,
retreat center and home of Venus Rising Institute
for Shamanic Healing Arts.
The two painted statues are alike in every
way. Each was purchased about two years ago.
Each was the only one displayed at Wal-Mart
when purchased. Each now watches over a natural
spring of water. “We thought
it was strange to find her at Wal-Mart and
felt compelled to bring her home instantly,”
says Star Wolf who co-founded Isis Cove with
her husband Brad Collins. “We
placed her as a guardian to what we refer
to as Magdalene Spring. She has a sweet presence
but she also feels like a protector of the
spring which feeds the whole cove and valley
and all the creatures and beings that live
there.”
Then one day a woman who lives across the
road from Isis Cove decided to sit and rest
by the Lady of Guadeloupe statue.
“I looked at her face and indeed her
eyes did blink,” she explains. “The
experience felt as natural as breathing –
as if all the love we need is available if
we approach the divine as our rightful inheritance.
An experience with the Lady of Guadeloupe
was for me an affirmation of the Holy which
is inside us and around us. Now when I remember
that moment, I sense a kindness at the core
of me and it has the face of Our Lady.” |
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Knee healed while visiting
blinking statue of
Our Lady of Guadeloupe |
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| EDITOR’S NOTE:
Three women, wishing not to have attention
drawn to themselves only to the miracles
they experienced, hand delivered the
following testimony to us after visiting
the blinking statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe
in Sylva, NC on December 12, 2009. They
chose that day because it is The Lady’s
liturgical holy day. To learn more about
the blinking statue and see photos,
scroll down to the November 26, 2009
article titled “Virgin
of Guadeloupe statue with the blinking
eyes.” |
With two friends, I approached the long
and steep stairway leading down to the renowned
statue of The Lady of Guadalupe with an
open mind and a practical concern; climbing
down the stairs with my left knee hurting,
at that moment, didn’t seem the wise
thing to be doing.
Casually, I said to myself “Dear
Lady, please bless me with your healing
love that I might come down these stairs
free of pain to celebrate your birthday
with my friends.” Coincidence
or not, the pain eased and was then gone.
I made my way down the stairs gratefully
but aware that coming back up the steep
stairs could be another test for my knee,
and The Lady.
We went to where the statue stood on a
flat rock above the spring water that pours
into a little rocky basin. It was said the
water was blessed, so being in the moment,
we lit candles we brought with us. Then
I dipped my fingers into the cold water,
and saying another silent prayer, asked
The Lady to bless me with her healing love
as I put the water on my forehead.
We each had different feelings and experiences.
One friend was joyful and celebratory; the
other was quiet and reverent. I was mellow
as time seemed to not exist. The cold wind
held no effect whatsoever. It was really
quite a cozy feeling. We said a prayer of
thanks to The Lady for our being there on
her sacred day and we asked for her blessing
on our lives.
We studied her face to see if she would
choose to open her eyes as some previous
visitors had experienced. Then slowly
her eyes opened and closed. I grabbed
one friend’s shoulder and whispered,
“Did you see that?” She replied,
“Yes! Yes!”
Then The Lady astounded us and opened
and closed her eyes four more times. I
was amazed. I stepped to the right and The
Lady looked right into my eyes as her lovely
cheeks and lips turned up in a smile.
Even her eyes glowed with the smile. The
others did not see the smile.
I can only say, as I walked back
up the steep stairs, pain free,
that I was experiencing a quiet feeling
and didn’t want to talk. I guess peace
is what I felt. I didn’t feel surprised
and I didn’t doubt what I saw. Finally,
as we stood once again at the top of the
bluff, we all began to chatter and feel
joyful about our experience. We especially
didn’t care about what others might
think about our experience.
I saw what I saw, and felt what I felt,
and that’s all I care about. Thank
you, Lady of Guadeloupe, and happy birthday.
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| Virgin
of Guadeloupe statue with the blinking eyes
November 26, 2009: |
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| EDITOR’S NOTE:
Just when Ydo Yumart was thinking she
should be more public about her blinking
statue of the Virgin of Guadeloupe,
a Sky Ship message came through on November
26, 2009 confirming her thought (see
message
section). It then was decided we
would post her story by December 12th
to commemorate the day the original
image of Our Lady of Guadeloupe was
revealed in 1531. Ydo has a doctorate
degree in naturopathy, is nationally
certified by the Board of Massage and
Bodywork and owns the Moonlight Spa
and Retreat in Sylva, North Carolina.
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The
Blinking
Virgin of Guadeloupe Statue
Ydo
Yumart
Moonlight Spa & Retreat |
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Ydo Yumart couldn’t have imagined what
would start the day her husband, Rafael, tumbled
down their embankment overlooking the Tuckasegee
River in Sylva, North Carolina.
“Our house shared a common well with
our neighbors,” Ydo explains, “but
the water was not clear, so we were wishing
and asking for a spring. Then one day my husband
and a friend were cutting some trees and he
fell down the hill. When he stopped rolling,
he was right on top of a pretty clear spring
with water that later proved to be extremely
pure. It was a blessing. We felt the water
was so special that we tapped the spring for
our home.”
Later, Ydo and Rafael decided to create
a fountain for the overflow from the spring.
There were plenty of rocks for the project,
but Rafael wanted to buy a special rock
for the overflow pipe.
Ydo's
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“The very first rock he saw looked
like a woman holding a baby,” Ydo
says. “He thought it was the perfect
rock for the overflow pipe. Then we created
the little fountain.”
In the spring of 2009 when the project
was completed, Ydo walked through Wal-Mart
and saw a statue of Our Lady of Guadeloupe.
It was the only one there.
“I have always been attracted to
the story of the Guadeloupe Virgin even
though I am not Mexican,” she says,
“so I bought it to place above the
spring. Ever since the fountain was finished,
I go almost daily to the spring to meditate
and pray and drink the water because I think
it’s special.
“One day, I looked up at the statue
and saw her painted eyes were opening and
closing. I thought it might be an optical
illusion. At first, I was the only one who
saw this, but eventually my husband, friends
and some of my clients began to see it,
too. She doesn’t do this for everybody
and I don’t see it every time either,
but more and more people are seeing it.
“It’s interesting that my cat
loves to be there,” Ydo adds. “She
always sits in front of the statue. That
means it’s a good energy because animals
know.”
Witness
Testimonies |
Our
Lady of Guadeloupe statue
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Ydo and I walked down to her statue
of Our Lady of Guadeloupe. Immediately
I felt a warm and comforting sensation
as if I were being hugged by the
side of the mountain where the
statue sits. We stood together
and looked into her eyes. I knew
she was going to blink for me
even though Ydo told me that she
did not blink for everyone. We
stood solemnly, reverently, and
waited. After a few moments, I
saw a quick blink. I kept watching
to see if she would do it again.
The next few times she blinked
more slowly and I heard the words
in my head “You are blessed,
my child.” I quietly thanked
the statue and I thanked Ydo for
sharing this amazing experience
with me. Once again as I turned
to leave the area near the statue,
I felt a great peace and warmth
as if the surrounding rhododendrons
were holding me in a loving embrace.
S. Bunn,
webmaster
Sylva, North Carolina
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In August 2009, a friend and
I visited Jackson County, North
Carolina. Our trip included a visit
to Ydo’s place on the 15th.
While there, she took us down the
many steps from her house to the
spring and the Virgin of Guadeloupe
statue. Ydo mentioned the healing
power of the spring water and told
us about the statue blinking on
rare occasions. I then gave special
attention to the Virgin's eyes while
Ydo was explaining many unusual
things at the location. At the moment
my friend and I were ready to go
back up the stairs, we both looked
at the Virgin at the same time,
and both were pretty sure she blinked
at us. I remained below while Ydo
went up to her house to bring down
jars so we could take spring water
home with us. When she returned,
the two of us happened to simultaneously
look at the statue, and in unison
said, "Look, she just blinked!"
Donald Cooper
Retired Presbyterian minister and
MUFON investigator
Spruce Pine, North Carolina
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I went to Ydo’s spa to
take her information about the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce. She
was very gracious and showed me
her spa which is lovely and beautiful.
Then she took me down to her spring.
As she was explaining how they found
the spring and the Our Lady of Guadeloupe
statue that overlooks it, I recalled
stories I’d heard about some
Virgin Mary statues crying real
tears. With that thought, I looked
up at the statue and it blinked
and continued to blink at me. Blinking,
though, really is not the right
word. The statue’s eyes slowly
closed and opened repeatedly. I
felt chills and such a wonderful
feeling. I haven’t been the
same since. It was an experience
I’ll never forget.
Pat Doyle
Sylva, North Carolina |
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Sky Ship Projects Giant
Image of Jesus
By Glynis Heenan |
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EDITOR’S NOTE:
Ever since a sky ship hovered over her yard
on June 28, 2008, Glynis Heenan has seen
sky ships so frequently that she takes them
for granted, but that complacency vanished
nearly a year later. It was such an extraordinary
experience that we didn’t know quite
how to put it on the website. Then three
months later, we received a sky ship message
directing us to do so. You can read that
July 18,
2009 directive for yourself in the Sky
Ship Messages section.
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Before I tell you about the
most extraordinary experience of my life,
I’ll set the scene for you. I live
in a two-story house in Cashiers, North
Carolina that is completely encircled with
trees. The bedrooms and television room
are on the second floor.
On April 23, 2009, I was headed
up to bed about 10:30 p.m. when I decided
to stretch out on the futon in the TV room
and look out the window at the night sky.
When I looked up, I saw a pulsating, silvery
sky ship. It was like many sky ships I’ve
seen before -- very bright, smaller than
my thumb but much bigger than any star.
Right after that, I noticed
a beam of light shining from the sky ship
to the parking area. It was like a movie
projector spotlight that was bigger than
a softball in diameter. If I leaned forward
or backward, I couldn’t see it. I
even went to my bedroom to check out the
light, but could only see it from one spot
on the futon.
Suddenly I heard an absolutely
huge banging noise on the side of the house.
Of course, I was frozen with fear but then
turned toward the sound, only to be awestruck.
There in the tall trees south of my house
was a gigantic image of Jesus. He was as
tall as the trees – at least 30 to
35 feet tall. The image looked as solid
as a rock, not transparent, and stayed in
the same place for 20 to 30 minutes.
My fear fled and I just felt
peaceful and light. I telepathically heard
“I stand at the right side of my Father.
My rod and my staff shall comfort thee.”
The words made me think of Psalm 23. I was
overwhelmed with peace. I felt total love.
I was so awed by the power and so humbled
that I didn’t know what to do. I wanted
to get down on my knees, yet I didn’t
want to move. I was blown away. I was truly
blown away.
Description of
Jesus
Anyone I’ve told about
this experience has asked me what Jesus
looked like, so I’ll try to describe
what I saw with as much detail as possible.
First, I saw him from his
head to his sandals. He was looking straight
at me with loving but piercing eyes. His
eyes were very light, perhaps
hazel would best describe them.
His hair
was light, sandy brown with reddish or chestnut
highlights. It wasn’t one solid color.
It was parted in the middle and flowed like
freshly washed and dried hair in a gentle
breeze. It was beautiful, I mean beautiful.
His beard was darker but
it still had the chestnut hue and was neatly
trimmed.
He was wearing a white flowing
muslin robe with three-quarter
length sleeves. There was a long, loosely
fitting vest jacket over the robe made of
the same muslin material. The robe was belted
at the waist with a sandy brown cord which
was a little bit darker than his hair. The
knot in the cord was on his left side. A
leather pouch on a long
leather cord hung from his neck.
In his right hand he held
a rod that came up to his
shoulder. It was shiny wood that had irregularities
you’d find on a tree branch. It was
larger at the top and tapered downward.
His brown sandals
had thick soles with a cord over the arch
of each foot and another cord wrapped around
each ankle. They looked very comfortable. |
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Pontius Pilate’s Description of Jesus
From a letter to Caesar
EDITOR’S NOTE: After
reading Glynis Heenan’s description
of Jesus in her article “Sky
Ship Projects Giant Image of Jesus,”
we decided to post the following physical
descriptions of Jesus from letters written
to Tiberius Caesar during the lifetime of
Jesus. The first was written by Pontius
Pilate. The English translation
is in Appendix A of the book The Resurrection
Tomb. According to the author E. Raymond
Capt, who has archaeological credentials
in the U.S.A. and Scotland, a copy of the
letter is in the Congressional Library in
Washington.
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“A young man appeared in
Galilee preaching with humble unction, a
new law in the name of the God that had
sent him. At first I was apprehensive that
his design was to stir up the people against
the Romans, but my fears were soon dispelled.
Jesus of Nazareth spoke rather as a friend
of the Romans than of the Jews. One day
I observed in the midst of a group of people
a young man who was leaning against a tree,
calmly addressing the multitude. I was told
it was Jesus. This I could easily have suspected
so great was the difference between him
and those who were listening to him. His
golden colored hair and beard gave to his
appearance a celestial aspect. He appeared
to be about 30 years of age. Never have
I seen a sweeter or more serene countenance.
What a contrast between him and his bearers
with their black beards and tawny complexions!
Unwilling to interrupt him by my presence,
I continued my walk but signified to my
secretary to join the group and listen.
Later, my secretary reported that never
had he seen in the works of all the philosophers
anything that compared to the teachings
of Jesus. He told me that Jesus was neither
seditious nor rebellious, so we extended
to him our protection. He was at liberty
to act, to speak, to assemble and to address
the people. This unlimited freedom provoked
the Jews—not the poor but the rich
and powerful.
“Later, I wrote to Jesus requesting
an interview with him at the Praetorium.
He came. When the Nazarene made his appearance
I was having my morning walk and as I
faced him my feet seemed fastened with
an iron hand to the marble pavement and
I trembled in every limb as a guilty culprit,
though he was calm. For some time I stood
admiring this extraordinary man. There
was nothing in him that was repelling,
nor in his character, yet I felt awed
in his presence. I told him that there
was a magnetic simplicity about him and
his personality that elevated him far
above the philosophers and teachers of
his day. All in all, he made a deep impression
upon me and everyone because of his kindness,
simplicity, humility and love.
“Now, Noble Sovereign, these are
the facts concerning Jesus of Nazareth
and I have taken the time to write you
in detail concerning these matters. I
say that such a man who could convert
water into wine, change death into life,
disease into health; calm the stormy seas,
is not guilty of any crime.
Your most obedient servant,
Pontius Pilate”
Appendix B of the same book provides another
description of Jesus. According
to the author, it was written by Publius
Lentrelus, a resident of Judea, to Tiberius
Caesar in Rome. Capt says the earliest copy
he could find was in the writings of St.
Anselm of Canterbury in the 11th century.
“There lives at this time
in Judea a man of singular virtue whose
name is Jesus Christ, whom the barbarians
esteem as a prophet, but his followers love
and adore him as the offspring of the immortal
God.
“He calls back the dead from the
graves and heals all sorts of diseases
with a word, or touch. He is a tall man,
well-shaped, and of an amiable and reverend
aspect; his hair of a color that can hardly
be matched, falling into graceful curls,
waving about and very agreeable crouching
upon his shoulders, parted on the crown
of the head, running as a stream to the
front after the fashion of the Nazarites.
His forehead high, large and imposing;
his cheeks without spot or wrinkle, beautiful
with a lovely red; his nose and mouth
formed with exquisite symmetry; his beard,
and of a color suitable to his hair, reaching
below his chin and parted in the middle
like a fork; his eyes bright blue, clear
and serene. Look innocent, dignified,
manly and mature. In proportion of body
most perfect, and captivating; his arms
and hands delectable to behold.
“He rebukes with majesty, councils
with mildness, his whole address whether
in word or deed, being eloquent and grave.
No man has seen him laugh, yet his manners
are exceedingly pleasant, but he has wept
frequently in the presence of men. He
is temperate, modest and wise. A man for
his extraordinary beauty and perfection,
surpassing the children of men in every
sense.” |
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| Spaceman
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After months of observing sky ships and
receiving spiritual messages from the Sky
Brothers, Glynis Heenan’s adventures
took a new turn. Small orbs of light appeared
in her nearby trees, then her yard and finally
her home. Because of the messages, she understood
the orbs of light were helping to gently prepare
her for something big.
Not long after that, a spaceman
in a maroon jumpsuit suddenly materialized
in solid form next to her breakfast bar
while she stood stunned at her kitchen sink.
“Of course it startled me,”
Glynis says, “but almost instantly
a feeling of peace came over me. He was
there just long enough to see he had the
shape and height of a human man, but
I didn’t see his face.”
The spaceman appeared on March 17, 2009
and then made a second brief appearance
two days later.
“Once again I was in the kitchen;
once again I didn’t see his
face,” Glynis says. “This
time, though, he appeared in the doorway
to my front room”
Spaceman
finally shows his face
After the second appearance, Glynis repeatedly
asked to be shown the spaceman’s face.
On April 7, 2009 her wish was granted. As
she relaxed and meditated on the sofa in
her living room, the spaceman returned.
This time he showed his face.
“You have to know that I
was raised Jewish,” Glynis
emphasizes, “so there’s
nothing in my background that would make
me conjure up a Jesus visitation.
But when the spaceman revealed his face,
it was Jesus or Yeshua. It was the most
loving and compassionate face.”
It is interesting to note that the spaceman
first appeared on St. Patrick’s Day
and then revealed his face during the Christian
Holy Week or just before the Jewish Passover.
“He communicated telepathically
that he was from our future or another dimension,”
Glynis explains, “and that he and
other spiritually enlightened ones periodically
come to Earth to help uplift mankind to
a higher spiritual level. They come in inter-dimensional
sky ships of light that Ezekiel of the Old
Testament tried so hard to describe.
During his life on Earth as Jesus, it was
said he was taken up in a cloud, but in
actuality it was a sky ship. This he explained
is an important clue for what is to come.”
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