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09/06/2026

12 Ascended Masters✨️

An Ascended Master is a spiritually enlightened being who once lived a human life on Earth, overcame the cycles of karma and rebirth, and attained a higher state of divine consciousness. These beings now act as invisible teachers and spiritual guides to help humanity.

Jesus (Sananda):
Embodiment of love, sacrifice, and the Piscean age. Jesus represents divine love, resurrection, and Christed Consciousness. 12th Ray (Golden / Opal): Connects directly to Christ consciousness and complete soul integration.

Saint Germain:
Master of the seventh ray and keeper of the violet flame of transmutation. 7th Ray of Light (Violet / Purple): Represents mercy, transmutation, and self-transformation. It governs the clearing of old energy and spiritual rebirth.

Kuthumi (Koothumi):
Master of wisdom, understanding, and the second ray. The 2nd Ray (Yellow / Gold): Represents wisdom, illumination, and understanding.

El Morya:
Chohan of the first ray of divine will, courage, strength, and leader of the spiritual hierarchy. 1st Ray (Blue): Represents divine will, power, strength, and protection. It is overseen by Archangel Michael and Master El Morya.

Gautama Buddha:
The enlightened one who represents for some the position of Lord of the World. Represents peace, compassion, and enlightenment. Gautama Buddha is described in Buddhist texts and art as emitting miraculous rays of light around his head and body to represent infinite wisdom, enlightenment, and compassion.

Quan Yin:
Goddess of mercy, compassion, and healing. Frequently associated with healing and forgiveness. 3rd Ray (Pink / Rose): Represents divine love, compassion, and creativity.

Serapis Bey:
Master of the fourth ray of purity, discipline, and ascension. 4th Ray (White): Represents purity, harmony, and resurrection. It is guided by Archangel Gabriel and Serapis Bey.

Lady Nada:
Chohan of the sixth ray, representing divine love, peace, service, and ministration. 6th Ray (Purple / Red / Gold): Represents devotion, service, and peace. It is often associated with compassion and transformation.

Djwal Khul:
The Tibetan master known for transmitting extensive esoteric teachings through Alice Bailey. He works closely with other masters, such as Master Kuthumi (Koot Hoomi), to guide humanity's higher consciousness.

Mother Mary:
Revered as the mother of Jesus, representing the Divine Feminine, unconditional love, compassion, and the Divine Mother aspect. Archetype of unconditional divine motherly love and compassion.

Hilarion:
Chohan of the fifth ray, guiding science, truth, and healing. He encouraged people to look past illusions, embrace forgiveness, and use their sensitivities to help the world. 5th Ray (Green): Represents healing, truth, and prosperity. It is overseen by Archangel Raphael and Master Hilarion.

Lord Melchizedek
A high-level Ascended Master and universal cosmic teacher who guides humanity's spiritual evolution. He oversees the spiritual evolution and educational blueprints of planets, including Earth, holding the office of Universal Logos. Practitioners use guided meditations to align with his energetic frequency for light-body activation.

12 Ascended Masters who guide us from beyond in our ascension. There are far too many to list here in this post so apologies if one you follow is missing ✨️

Blessings and Love,
Eileen Lynn

09/05/2026

Facts about Hinduism | What is Sw****ka?
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What is Sw****ka?

Sw****ka in HinduismThe Sw****ka is an ancient symbol that has been in use since the early Vedic period in India. There is a belief that the Sw****ka originated in Dwaraka, the city of Lord Krisha. The Sw****ka has religious connections with Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Odinism.

• In Hinduism, the devotees draw Sw****ka for festivals like Diwali, Pujas, and also for other rituals.
• In Buddhism, the Sw****ka is an icon on the footprints and hearts of the idols of Buddha.
• In Jainism, it is a symbol of the seven Tirthankaras.

The word Sw****ka originated from the Sanskrit words Su, which means good, and asti, which means existence. So, Sw****ka refers to good fortune or well being. People often draw Sw****ka to embrace prosperity, happiness, and purity. During festivities and other occasions, worshippers adorn the threshold of the front entrance of their houses with the symbol of Sw****ka. Different substances, including flowers, rice, dyed powder, can be used for making a Sw****ka. You can decorate them further by lighting clay lamps or Diyas.

Meanings associated with Sw****ka: The Sw****ka has a plethora of meanings and symbolism. There are references, which view Sw****ka as a representation of the Sun.

It has connections with the wheel or Chakra of life. The lines of Sw****ka have a different symbolic meaning. They are-
• The horizontal line of the Sw****ka is a symbol of stability and expansion.
• The vertical line stands for the sign of creation.
• There are four lines at the end of the horizontal and vertical lines. They are the symbols of continuous or eternal movement.
• The four dots are representations of the Vedas, the Yugas, and the Avasthas.

a) The four Vedas referred to here are the Rig Veda, the Sama Veda, the Yagur Veda, and the Atharva Veda.
b) There are four Yugas, as well. They include Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Duapara Yuga, and Kali Yuga.
c) It is also related to the four main goals of our lives. They are the Dharma or the right action, the Artha or the worldly prosperity, the K**a or the earthly enjoyment, and the Moksha or the spiritual liberation.

Significance of Sw****ka: The Sw****ka is a mystic symbol or mark. Devotees draw Sw****ka on the entrances of the houses and newly purchased products. People also use Sw****ka as a mark on their bodies. It can cleanse, sanctify a place, attract good luck, peace, and prosperity. The symbol is closely related to Lakshmi Devi, the Hindu goddess of prosperity and wealth. There are many religious and scientific significances of drawing Sw****ka.

Religious Significance: The Sw****ka has a very sacred religious motif. The Sw****ka was relevant as a concept of auspiciousness before it became a symbol due to the rise of ritual practices, festivals, temple traditions, and domestic worshipping in India.

• In Lakshmi Ta**ra, Sw****ka is a seating posture. There is a reference to the drawing of a four-doored square diagram in the Eastern direction with eight-petalled lotus. You have to make it in red or white color. At the corners, you have to draw four Sw****kas in white.
• In Lakshmi Ta**ra, the image of a square with a thunder mark represents the Earth principle, the half-moon shape with lotus marks stands for the water principle, and the triangular shape with the Sw****ka in red symbolizes the fire principle.
• The right-faced Sw****ka signifies prosperity and luck. It has connections with Lord Vishnu and the Sun god.
• The left-faced Sw****ka, which is commonly known as Sawastika, is a magical aspect associated with the Ta**ras and Kali.
• In Ganesha Purana, Sw****ka is a form of Lord Ganesh, and he sits on a lotus flower on a bed of Sw****ka. You can draw the Sw****ka to remove the obstacles of life.
• In Rig Veda hymns, Sw****ka is a symbol of the Surya Deva or the Sun God.
• Studies present Sw****ka as an indication of the Sudharshana Chakra used by Lord Vishnu.
• The two symbols of the Sw****ka represent the creator, God Brahman.
a) The right-facing Sw****ka is a representation of the evolution of the Universe or Pravritti.
b) The left-facing Sw****ka is a symbol of the involution of the Universe or Nivritti.

There are references to Sw****ka in Mandukya and Katha Upanishads as well. The four directions pointed by the Sw****ka indicate grounding and stability. Devotees use Sw****kas predominantly to decorate different items in Hindu culture, Yantras, and religious designs.

Scientific Significance: In Vastu Shastra, based on balancing the five elements or Panchabhootas, the drawing of Sw****ka at different places of the house can remove the imbalances in these elements. They can enhance the energy flow as well. As per Vastu Shastra, the drawing of Sawatika in different directions can have various benefits.

• North-Northeast - It helps in improving our health and speeds up recovery.
• Northeast - It provides mental peace, enhances calmness and creativity.
• East - It aids in fostering our social associations.
• East-Southeast - It helps in easing anxiety and tension.
• South-Southeast - It improves our confidence and strength.
• West-Southwest - It provides educational benefits.
• West-Northeast - It reduces the chances of confronting depression.
• North-Northwest- It helps in improving our relationships.

These are some of the importance of drawing the Sw****ka. They can ward off negativity or evil forces. They can invite positive energy into our lives.

How to draw Sw****ka and what to use for it?: While drawing a Sw****ka, often, people start with a plus sign and progress from it. It is the wrong method of doing it. The intersection of the lines in the middle can bring negative energy. You have to draw the Sw****ka without the lines cutting each other. Usually, devotees use turmeric, vermillion, rice, dyed powder, and flowers for making a Sw****ka during festive days, pujas, and other religious rituals.

Sw****ka, thus, is an auspicious symbol in Hinduism. It can improve positivity, good fortune, prosperity, and happiness in our lives.

09/04/2026

08/30/2026

Love is the greatest of them ❤️
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08/27/2026

HUMANITY’S LIGHT AND DARKNESS

Every human being carries two worlds within them.

One reaches toward love.

The other contracts into fear.

One creates.

The other destroys.

One awakens.

The other sleeps.

The greatest battle in humanity has never been between nations, religions, or political ideologies.

It has always been between consciousness and unconsciousness.

Light and darkness are not enemies.

They are possibilities.

Darkness is not evil.

Darkness is awareness that has forgotten itself.

When awareness forgets its true nature, it identifies with the mind.

From that identification arise fear.

Fear becomes separation.

Separation becomes survival.

Survival becomes greed.

Control.

Violence.

Hatred.

War.

Every shadow we see in humanity is consciousness expressing itself through the illusion of separation.

But light emerges the moment awareness remembers.

The moment you witness your thoughts instead of becoming them…

The moment compassion replaces judgment…

The moment forgiveness becomes stronger than revenge…

The moment truth becomes more important than being right…

The light expands.

This is why history seems to move in cycles.

Civilizations rise.

Civilizations fall.

Periods of great wisdom are followed by periods of fear.

Humanity breathes like a living organism.

Every collapse creates the conditions for a deeper awakening.

Even today’s chaos may not be evidence that humanity is failing.

It may be evidence that humanity is transforming.

Before a wound can heal…

It must first become visible.

Everything hidden eventually rises into awareness.

Our divisions.

Our trauma.

Our addictions.

Our corruption.

Our unconscious patterns.

Not because the darkness is winning…

But because consciousness is illuminating what was always there.

Light doesn’t create shadows.

It reveals them.

This is why so many people feel overwhelmed today.

The old structures are cracking.

The identities we built our lives upon are dissolving.

The systems we trusted are being questioned.

What feels like the end of certainty may actually be the beginning of wisdom.

The greatest mistake we can make is believing the darkness is “out there.”

Every war begins first within an individual.

Every act of hatred begins with an unconscious thought.

Every revolution begins with one awakened mind.

Humanity changes one nervous system at a time.

One heart at a time.

One act of courage at a time.

The light and darkness within you are not fighting for your soul.

They are inviting your awareness.

Every moment you have a choice.

React…

Or respond.

Judge…

Or understand.

Fear…

Or love.

Separate…

Or remember.

Perhaps this is why we are here.

Not to destroy the darkness.

But to bring enough awareness into it that it naturally becomes light.

Because darkness cannot overcome light.

It disappears the instant light arrives.

And maybe the future of humanity won’t be decided by technology…

Or governments…

Or economies…

It will be decided by millions of ordinary people making one extraordinary choice:

To remember who they truly are.

When enough people remember…

Humanity won’t simply change.

It will recognize itself.

✦ John Roma ✦
I Am.
You Are.
We Are.
One Heart.
Infinite Consciousness.
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08/27/2026

🐍 DREAMING OF SNAKES… WHAT DID THE OLD DREAM BOOKS SAY?⬇️⬇️⬇️

Y’all already know I love digging through old dream books and folklore. I came across several different interpretations about dreaming of snakes, and I thought they were interesting enough to share. Whether you believe dreams are spiritual, symbolic, or just your mind sorting things out, here’s what some of these older dream books had to say.

🐍 Dreaming of snakes – Trouble may be showing up in different forms.

🐍 Several snakes – Jealous people may be working against you or trying to cause your downfall.

🐍 A snake ready to strike – Watch for betrayal from someone you’d least expect.

🐍 A coiled snake – You may escape a dangerous situation.

🐍 A water snake – A sign of recovering from an illness or difficult season.

🐍 Killing a snake – Victory over your enemies or overcoming an obstacle.

🐍 Trying to kill a snake but can’t – Unexpected events may delay your plans.

🐍 Walking over snakes – Some books say it represents fear, while others say it points to overcoming your enemies.

🐍 Being bitten by a snake – A warning to pay attention to harmful influences or people around you.

🐍 Handling snakes – Using wisdom and strategy to overcome opposition.

🐍 Snakes changing into strange shapes – Problems may seem overwhelming at first, but can be overcome with patience and a clear mind.

🐍 Snakes wriggling over others – Struggles involving guilt, regret, or difficult circumstances.

🐍 A two-headed snake – Temptation, divided loyalties, or someone pulling you in two different directions.

Now, before anybody jumps in the comments, remember these are traditional dream interpretations from older dream books. They aren’t guarantees of what’s going to happen. Different cultures and traditions have interpreted snake dreams in different ways for centuries.

What do y’all think? Have you ever dreamed about snakes? If you have, did any of these situations end up happening in your life, or did your dream mean something completely different? 🐍🌿

08/25/2026

Neuroscience shows the brain doesn’t just remember what stressed you, it remembers where. The hippocampus ties emotional memories to physical location, which is why the room, the desk, or the street where something went wrong can keep feeling charged long after the moment has passed.

This is called contextual conditioning, and it’s largely automatic. Your brain isn’t consciously deciding the location is dangerous, it’s pattern-matching the environment to the stress response it recorded there, and quietly keeping that response on standby.

Here’s the problem: if you stay in that same location, your brain keeps receiving the same environmental cue. The stressful event is over, but the context hasn’t changed, so the alarm system has no clear signal that it’s safe to stand down.

A walk breaks that loop in two ways at once. Physically leaving the location removes the cue that was keeping the threat response active. And the movement itself helps clear circulating stress hormones faster than sitting still does, shortening how long your body stays activated.

It also shifts what your attention is doing. Stress narrows focus onto the threat. Walking, especially outdoors, pulls attention onto changing surroundings instead, which is part of what makes a short walk feel like it resets something that sitting and stewing never does.

This is why “just calm down” rarely works and a walk often does. Calming down while staying in the same context asks your brain to override a signal it’s still actively receiving. Leaving the context removes the signal altogether.

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SOURCE:
Maren, S., Phan, K. L., & Liberzon, I. (2013). The contextual brain: implications for fear conditioning, extinction and psychopathology. Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 14(6), 417–428.

08/22/2026

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