A repeating dream about giant waves.

reply to post by The angel of light


I am a practicing witch but a nature based practice for the earth and mostly my own plants. A tree hugger in other words. No evil would dare come within my space I am fierce and unafraid. They wouldn't dare.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


Dear AutumnWitch,

My questions remain unanswered, are you in to any kind of spiritism or witchery practise? there were no spirits invocations or strange substances consumption involved in the visions? were these several repetitions of the dream expontaneously coming to you? when was the first time? were you a child? are you living in any place of the Pacific coast?

I am just trying to help you to identify the source of this and to see how reliable can be as a probable revelation.

By the way I am perfectly aware that there is a clear distinction in between natural gifted seers, or magi, and the ones that invoke spirits like sorcerers, or witches. Sometimes the people use to classify the two under the same category by mistake or ignorance.

thanks,

The Angel of Lightness

reply to post by rickymouse


Sounds like you chose income over deprivation and there is nothing wrong with money no matter what they say about evil. Like electricity that can cook a man's dinner or cook the man . Depends on who's hands it's in. Childhood ends if we choose the privileges afforded to adults. I prefer being an adult.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


I think a huge tsunami caused by a massive earthquake might happen very soon, according to what you have seen in your dream. I think your dream might be on to something big.

reply to post by The angel of light


Answered. Also I've stated I've lived on the coast my whole life but the Atlantic not the Pacific. The dreams started decades ago though I couldn't say exactly when. Long long ago.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


If I would have chose to build a campground with cabins and some boats, I would have probably been better off. I could have bought acreage next to a lake for cheap back in the seventies. A small restaurant on the site would have been good also.

My luck I would have tried to expand because of peer pressure and lost it all.

reply to post by The angel of light


I did tell my husband that hurricane Floyd would be a problem for us three months before it occurred back in 1999 and had the heeby jeebys for weeks before 9/11 but that is the limit. I don't consider myself psychic mearly intuitive.

reply to post by rickymouse


Ha ha if you love what you do its all ok.

reply to post by Menedes567


You would. That's your thing isn't it? Keep in mind that these dreams have been happening for over thirty years. Pretty long for any premonition.

reply to post by Menedes567


I live on the Atlantic coast.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


Did you entered in to Witchery before to start to experience these dreams or it was after?

Many young people become attracted by Witchery in their urgency to find explanation to paranormal events, and unfortunately they start to follow a path that instead to point toward light, sink them in darkness.

In several occasions along my years in ATS or BTS I have talked about this social phenomenon, that young seers are driven to sorcery under the influence of the propaganda of those circles, a lot of adolescents become fascinated by apparently inofensive films, like the tales of Harry Potter or irresponsible show industry people like Sylvia Browne.

Also the fanatism in some religious communities against the special gifts of revelation, in particular by the ones that deny the existence of them in our epoch, is responsible of this loss of thousands of youngsters trapped in the darkness.

Thanks,

The Angel of Lightness

reply to post by rickymouse


Been wanting to ask forever...what is that thing on the post in your avitar picture?

reply to post by The angel of light


Long long after. I started practicing Wicca in 1999.

reply to post by The angel of light


I grew up a Catholic. I am very very secure in my own goodness. Evil does not venture near me. Ever. It couldn't. I am protected in my knowledge that I am a force of good in the universe.

reply to post by The angel of light


John of Patmos wrote about the Roman empire and events in his,own time. Those things occurred already centuries ago. I don't believe in a modern day apocalypse. God already said he wouldn't do it again. If you believe in that sort of thing that is.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


He said he wouldn't do it again by flood, and that he wouldn't kill everyone.

I establish my covenant with you, that never again shall all flesh be cut off by the waters of a flood, and never again shall there be a flood to destroy the earth.

Genesis 8: 11

The mechanism of destruction in The Book of Revelation is not flood, nor are all the people in the world destroyed. So, God keeps this promise, even if the Revelation still has not come to pass.

reply to post by ketsuko


That's just,silly. He didn't kill off everyone that last supposed time otherwise we wouldn't have the story of Noah. I hate the connection of noahs story to the way we treat blacks. Look into it . Your one of those biblical folks yes?

reply to post by ketsuko


Revelations came to pass with the Roman empire.

reply to post by AutumnWitch657


You brought it up when you mentioned that God promised not to do it again.

If you prefer to link it to historical record, there is evidence of an extreme genetic bottleneck in the human race somewhere far back in our family tree, extreme to the point of near extinction. Granted, the going theory is that it was due to the eruption of Toba, and reduced us to 10,000 individual rather than 8. However, that just about did us in.

The Toba catastrophe theory suggests that a bottleneck of the human population occurred c. 70,000 years ago, proposing that the human population was reduced to perhaps 10,000 individuals[3] when the Toba supervolcano in Indonesia erupted and triggered a major environmental change. The theory is based on geological evidences of sudden climate change and on coalescence evidences of some genes (including mitochondrial DNA, Y-chromosome and some nuclear genes)[4] and the relatively low level of genetic variation with humans.[

There are also stories of great floods all throughout people's records for various reasons. The Noah account is hardly unique.

And while I am "one of those Bible people" as you so derisively put it, I am not a literal interpretation person.

Apparently, we differ on Revelation which I think has enough evidence to suggest that it is unfulfilled prophecy not meant for the days of John of Patmos for various reasons, but even serious scholars differ. And, there are three different schools of thought on the matter.

reply to post by ketsuko


70K years ago. Surely you don't attribute that to the biblical story of Noah and the flood when the whole of the Jewish race claims a mere six thousand years. Keep your arguments in reality or in the bible but don't claim science as proof of the stories you choose to believe. There is no correlation. There is also no geological evidence of a world wide flood. Regional floods yes. World wide no. If you want to come back at me with science better make sure your bucket doesn't have any holes in it.