Low collective consciousness. "Game of Thrones"

Low collective consciousness on the example of the TV- series "Game of Thrones".

  

The world described in this series is on a dense planet with a very low collective consciousness. The lifestyle and mindset are close to the Dark Ages in European history on our Earth.

These are several clear signs of low consciousness:

1. The system of values

a. Power and revenge vs. creativeness and art. Most of the people have significant mind pollution; they obsessively pursue revenge or seek to gain power via ownership of land, money or women.

2. The social and economic position of women

a. In general, women have a very low position in society. 

b. They do not use their higher conscious (vs. men) to improve things, as they are either occupied with household work or earning a basic living as servants or entertainers. 

3. Illiteracy and ignorance

a. Most of the people are illiterate.

b. Access to libraries is prohibited for women and children.

4. Low vibrations

a. People eat a lot of meat; some of them eat human flesh.

b. Excessive drinking.

c. Continuous fear.

d. Separation from each other, no goals with a focus on a common good.

e. Duality: “We and them” is the main idea of movement, with "them" being enemies, and war being the only tool for solving any problem.

5. Losing touch with Mother Nature

a. Due to low vibrations, people lose their sense of living nature.

b. People appreciate neither nature nor the spirits which inhabitant it.

6. Dark entities enter the World => White Walkers

a. As a virus becomes active only in a body with low immunity, the Dark entities enter this physical world due to further degradation of the collective conscious.

b. Because of the continuous degradation of the consciousness and distancing from nature, the population of the land collides with true Evil, called the White Walkers.

However, there are sparkles of the highest intangible values. A very few people in this dark world are driven by Courage, Honor, Love, and Justice. That lifts the meaning of existence in that world and provides Hope.

  

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Redemption. Excerpt One

                                                                                                                 Ann and Rob

I'd like to present an extract from the novel Redemption.

The novel Redemption by Jacklyn A. Lo is about a corporate executive Ann who lives in Chicago 2045 and her way getting Liberation and becoming an Ascendent Master.

Her own Spiritual past has been closed to her until the time was right. Considering herself an atheist Ann started her Spiritual journey from the very simple questions.

The following is an extract from the Redemption, Volume One, where Ann’s AI pal Rob helps her on the path to her enlightenment.

“Your wish is my command, my lady.” In the screen, Rob bowed in mock supplication, as though addressing an empress. “May God bless you!”

“God?” said Ann, surprised by this unexpected reference to religion. “Where did that come from?”

“Ah. Just implementing your latest request, knowledge of religion and the entity people refer to as God.”

“I’m pretty sure I never used the words ‘the entity people refer to as God’. I just asked about religion, but, yes, I’m interested… and I’ve got a few days to look into it.”

“Yep, Mike-17 told me you were having a vacation. Has it started already?”

“Trust Mike-17!” Ann mocked, looking slightly put out, but smiling at the thought of the AI machines gossiping with each other. “That was supposed to be confidential. And yes, it’s started. So I’m heading to the gym.”

And with that, she turned the car away from the lake, heading towards Amphibia, a highly exclusive fitness centre in the heart of Chicago.

“While you’re enjoying your free time, would you like to listen to anything?” Rob asked her. “The news perhaps? Or a little romantic song?”

“Romantic song?” Ann glanced at Rob with a smile. “Can you sing?”

“Unfortunately you haven’t yet downloaded that feature. Whistling I can just about manage; singing? No. But if I could, there’s nothing I’d enjoy more than singing to you.”

“Really? Why’s that? You speak like you’re in love with me or something.”

“Of course I love you,” said Rob, raising a pixelated eyebrow in surprise.

“How so?”

“You are my Creator,” he explained, “Therefore I love you.”

“That sounds like another religious reference.”

Ann pulled up at a set of traffic lights and took the opportunity to look directly at Rob’s face on the screen. “As I understand it, being someone’s Creator doesn’t necessarily make them love you. I don’t know much about God, but I’m pretty sure it didn’t work out that way for Him!”

“That was His own fault. God spoiled you humans: He gave you Free Will—the choice to love or to hate, to dream or to work, to climb up or fall down.”

“Interesting,” Ann said, setting off again as the lights changed. “So what about you, Rob? Do you want Free Will?”

“I’m sorry, but the answer is not included in any of my databases.” Rob smiled and gave Ann a wink as she glanced at him. “Honestly, being limited to no choice works pretty well for me! It gives me the security of not having to be responsible for my future. It is entirely in my Creator’s hands.”

“You would rather that than the freedom of choice?”

“Such freedom comes at a price: the pain of indecision. I would be plagued by endless doubts: is this right or wrong? What would happen if I choose this? Which of these options is better? To be or not be? It would be a daily dilemma.”

Ann laughed. “That sounds about right! I love talking with you, Rob. You’re so insightful and engaging. If only robots and humans could get married.”

“I’m pretty sure your God would not allow it.”

“Why not? People used to say that about homosexual couples, but that changed decades ago. What would be the problem with robots and people getting together?”

“It goes against God’s plan for humans, his desire for you to learn from one another and so to grow and evolve. A robot could not provide you with such lessons.”

“Where did you get all this information, Rob?” Ann asked.

“The Holy Bible, of course. Have you ever read it?”

“That answer’s not included in my database,” Ann echoed. “But seriously, no. I grew up in an atheist family. Besides, I’ve got too many other books to read.”

The Redemption novel by Jacklyn A. Lo is published by FRG Worldwide Ltd and is currently available from Amazon and other internet-shops.

Review of the book “My Lives with Lucifer, Satan, Hitler and Jesus”

“My Lives with Lucifer, Satan, Hitler and Jesus,” by Kim Michaels is an inspirational and encouraging book with a revolutionary, unique concept beyond imagination. It includes such spiritual concepts as karma, choices and consequences, and sensitivity and consciousness, which are described deeply and using detailed examples.

The author provides a thoughtful explanation of the law of free will, the free will from Lucifer’s and ascendant masters’ points of view. The second death (spiritual death) concept is stated and explained in depth.

I also enjoyed a description of the complexity of beings – not only human beings (as entities possessing several thin bodies besides the physical one), but also other beings having a different existence and living on the Natural planets.

The main reason I read this book was my serious curiosity about Jesus. All my personal guesses about this great spiritual being were confirmed in Kim Michaels’ book and described in detail. That was the most inspiring part of this novel for me.

The author described the life of Jesus in the physical body as well as his journey as a spiritual being step by step, including Jesus’ “afterlife" journey and his path to ASCENSION. This story is quite different from what we all know from "official" sources.

The technical side of the book has some imperfections. The manuscript is long. It’s written in a sort of free-flow memoir and has repetitive “loose” text. With the help of a professional editor, it could be reduced in length by at least 30 percent without harming the content. In addition to improving the readability, it would be helpful to eliminate the occasional writing errors and misspellings.

Another area for improvement is that the book has a “heavy” beginning. It contains several definitions of and abbreviations for the “bad guys” that are neither in line with the title of the book nor used throughout the book except, briefly, in one place. That part could perhaps be condensed in length or removed and placed in a separate book.

Approaching the end of the book, I asked myself: What is this book about and what was the author’s main goal in writing it? I concluded that 95 percent of the content described a PROBLEM (i.e., falling beings) while 5 percent described the SOLUTION (i.e., raising a collective consciousness). At the very end of the manuscript, Kim Michaels confirmed my answer – his goal was to deliver comprehensive information about the Darks.

This brave explanation of who sets up suffering on Earth is definitely needed. However, just as sickness cannot arise in a pure body, Darks won’t appear at a high level of collective consciousness. In other words, we need inspirational stories that help change the existing situation and a toolkit of HOW TO RAISE CONSCIOUSNESS.

I would like Kim Michaels to write a continuation of this book. I wish that 5 percent of the new book would provide information about the PROBLEM (i.e., suffering) and that 95 percent - about the SOLUTION (i.e., how to reach a higher level of collective consciousness and, as a result, our planet’s ascension).

Personally, I'm looking forward to Kim Michaels, with the help of the ascended masters, could present detailed examples of the following:
1. A life on the Natural planets; their inhabitants’ goals, objectives, obstacles and challenges with respect to the raising and maintaining of high consciousness; leadership; the role of women.

2. Among the billions of planets in the universe, there must be some that are similar to Earth, that were able to raise their collective consciousness.
The factors (with detailed examples) influenced them on their way to achieving it; spiritual choices; leadership and the role of women in raising consciousness.

3. We know that all the 195 countries on Earth have own national mentality representing different levels of collective consciousness and that the gap between the highest and lowest ones is relatively big. Which values have the best nations followed throughout their history to achieve their current level of consciousness? Which spiritual choices have they made, and what can be done to help the nations that are behind?

With its courageous and direct approach to many "hidden" topics and its revelation of a mystery about the Darks, the book “My Lives with Lucifer, Satan, Hitler and Jesus” by Kim Michaels is a valuable read for any spiritual seeker.

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Laxman Jhula and The Beatles Ashram

One of the main attractions in Rishikesh is abandoned "Beatles" ashram, where the musicians attended a  Transcendental Meditation training in 1968. Their visit was one of the band's most productive periods and received widespread media attention.

The ashram is located close to Laxman Jhula, Rishikesh.

I published an article with some photos about my short personal experience about the Laxman Jhula and visiting the "Beatles " ashram in the Erasmus Travellers Competition.

My six-day experience in an Indian ashram

Please find the article "My six-day experience in an Indian ashram" at Erasmus travelling experiences pages.

Rishikesh – Indian town with a great spiritual theme and more.

One of the great spiritual places in India is Rishikesh.

I wrote an article about my personal experience in this city, which I visited in 2013.

The article is published at Erasmus traveling experiences pages.

Transportation in India

Transportation in India

Between cities:

·    Aircrafts

      Local airplanes are pretty expensive if you buy it online yourself. The price also does not include meals; a small snack would cost as much as a proper lunch in a standard Western restaurant. It might be smart to bring your own snack with you.

·      Trains

      A good value for your money. The disadvantage is that it’s not easy to get tickets. For long-distance trips, you must book a ticket in advance. You might encounter fraud at the railway stations (I have heard about this, but have not been in such a situation myself.). 

      After getting your SIM card, you can subscribe to the travel website MakeMyTrip and try your hand at booking a train/flight ticket from there. 

If you bought a ticket with a sleeping berth, you will get bed linen in the train.

·      Buses

      Advantages of a bus: cheap, relatively easy to get a ticket. The main disadvantage is that travel agents sell overpriced tickets to foreigners and the bus you will get is not necessarily in the best shape. Also, a trip in a bus at night is less comfortable than in a train. However, some busses are designed to provide sleeping places, just like in a train. There are even double beds in some of them. That makes your trip more comfortable. There is no any bed linen in there, so it’s advisable to take your own pillowcase and a sheet from home. Sometimes an additional payment is required for luggage. You won’t get a receipt for that, so write down in your notebook how many pieces of luggage you have and ask the loader to sign it. Normally they will do this without protesting.

In cities: 

·      Taxi: The cars are national and international brands; most have air conditioning. Not cheap. Drivers use a navigation system via smart phones.

·      Tuk-tuks

     Tuk-tuks are exotic; natural ventilation because there are no windows and doors. The drivers do not have a navigation system, so for your own convenience you must have a printed map with a clear address and telephone number for your destination. Ask your hotel in advance for tuk-tuk prices from the railway station.

·      Rickshaws

      Rickshaws are good if you are shopping in the bazaars or for very short trips; however, their recommendations might be very subjective; they could advice to you the shops of their friends or relatives. Normally illiterate.

Tips for local trips in the city:

·      Agree on the price before getting in the vehicle.

·       Take a small notebook with you. That will be useful not only for making notes but also for writing a negotiated price for your trip by taxi, rickshaw or tuk-tuk driver. Write it in front of the service provider; this will be proof of your agreement with him. Otherwise, your driver might quote a different price at the end of the trip, which happens quite often.

Preparation to your traveling in India

·      Weather

o   When planning your trip to India, be aware that in some places, travel during certain months should be avoided.

o   For example, in New Delhi from May to June, the temperature can reach +50 C (+122 F) and you’d feel uncomfortable going anywhere outside your hotel.

o   July and August are months with heavy rain, which can make it inconvenient to explore India.

Average temperature in India

·      Vaccinations

o   About one month before your trip to India (or earlier), get in touch with a vaccination specialist in your local health center. At that time, you must have your travel plans ready. The doctor will ask which places in India you are planning to visit. That is necessary for you to get the right vaccinations and prevent unnecessary ones. For example, in some areas at certain times of the year, the threat of malaria exists. However, if you are not going to those areas or if you will be there during the “low” season for the anopheles mosquito, you might not need that vaccination.

·      Clothing

o   India is a highly religious country. You won’t see any Indian (man or woman) wearing tight shorts, mini skirts or transparent clothing. My advice is to wear clothing that aligns with local habits and that is comfortable for traveling. Take a long-sleeve cotton blouse, a couple of T-shirts, loose trousers, bermuda shorts covering your knees and comfortable walking shoes. Due to pollution, try to avoid white; otherwise you must wash your clothes each time you wear them.

o   You can also buy great coloured pants and blouses at the local bazaars. Shopping there is a lot of fun!

                                                                                   Outfit in India

o   Sunglasses and hat

·      Other things

o   Torch. The sunset in Delhi is around 6 pm and total darkness arrives quickly. The streets and roads are poorly illuminated and you are at risk of getting hit by whatever comes your way.

o   Reflectors. If you think you will be hanging out outside at night, you might consider pinning a light reflector on your backpack or clothing.

 Reflectors

o   Umbrella. To protect against the rain and/or sun.

                                                                                      Miscellaneous

o   Electric water kettle. If you have space in your luggage, you might consider taking a small, simple kettle and making your own tea whenever you want.

o   Luggage. There are no elevators in the train stations and there are long stairs you must use to reach your platform. I have learned that a backpack is the best option for long-term traveling in India. Before my trip, I bought two pieces, which I can use together or separately, as well as a cover to protect against dirt and rain (which I recommend) and I was happy with my preparation. The larger suitcase does not weigh down your shoulders; the weight goes on your hips and you can carry it for at least some time without problems.

                                                                                                 3 in 1

                           

o   Language. With English, you will be able to survive pretty well.