Meditation for June 7th, 2016
Scorched Earth
A lot of spiritual literature talk about sacred places where the spirit world is strong and the fabric between here and the supernatural world is thin. We are the tourists who travel to Stonehedge and the Pyramids to try and feel the energy.
We never hear about the Scorched Earth. These are the places where the spirit world can not or will not enter. Pray and meditate all you want, practice the rituals and cast as many spells as you can, ward the area with as many crystals as you may, but the very fabric between the spirit world and the material world is a solid stone wall.
Here are some examples of places that cannot be penetrated by angels, spirits or the force.
In a car
Driving puts you in a cage of metal that uses explosions to hurdle down huge slabs of stone near other metal cages doing the same thing. You are in constant fear, in constant flight or fight. You are subconsciously knowing you are always in the verge of death, so you are unable to reach for divine intervention.
Driving a car is the most selfish act man can do.
San Jose, California
Which is weird, because San Jose, California has been named the New Age capital of he world, but all the crystals, yoga shalas and herb stores only produce emptiness. The only God in the area is the Golden Calf (money) hidden as a good movement. Technology has stolen anyone’s good nature.
The people of San Jose move to other cities and try to reproduce San Jose there.
Near a screen that is on.
Whether it be a TV, a computer or a mobile phone, you have killed all the spirit molecules in the air around you leaving you completely spiritually bankrupt.
Just get a newspaper.
Seattle, Washington
See San Jose, California.
Add rain.
Suburbs.
Suburbs are these outlying areas that surround a city. In ancient times they were the villages and hamlets outside of the castle walls. Suburbs straddle the worlds between Man’s Civilization and Mother Nature’s realm. Nature eats away at the old suburbs while man makes more and more suburbs, destroying the nature there. To live in a suburb, one usually expounds huge amount of energy to leave the suburbs for work or culture.
The suburbs are like huge chasms or scars where nothing divine can bloom.
Live in the country or the city.