One of the highest ever recorded earthquake on Earth was in Chile in 1960, at 9.5 on the Richter Magnitude Scale, that earthquake, and the tsunami that followed it, literally wiped out an entire city in the South of Chile. Today, February 2010, another earthquake hit Chile, this time at 8.8 on the Richter scale, again, one of the highest recorded on Earth. Following so closely on the devastating earthquake which hit Haiti, at a 7.0 on the Richter scale, and hours after the earthquake that hit Japan at 7.0, we can see how many will be increasingly afraid at the meaning of this world wide phenomenon. Tsunami warnings have gone out to several countries and islands around the world and emergency teams are on their way or on standby. Is it natural, is it 2012, or is it HAARP?
























Nearly every religion, culture, and spiritual or occult practice in the world will teach it's followers that he or she needs a sacred physical space in order to facilitate spiritual growth. This is old technology. Old in that it has been around for as long as we humans have. So, what does it mean to have a sacred space? Well, when religions became established it meant a special building where practitioners would go to worship. I'm not going to get into the politics of how this became part of the power game between leaders and followers of a religion because, honestly, it is irrelevant. The space is still sacred. Before that, it meant a special place on the territory that had a higher vibration, one more in tune to Source/Oneness/God/Goddess/Universal Love. At the same time, we created personal sacred spaces with altars at home, special groves in our gardens, by kneeling beside the bed, or by having a special mat where we carry our our prayers or meditation.
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