Thursday 14 January 2010

HAMSA - God's Grace

On the eve of this 'Ben Hur' solar eclipse God said "Hamsa" and the image of the hamsa is symbolic of the hand of God. After the message was received we visited an international forum and it had been announced that the rescue teams were being sent to Haiti.

In the Ben Hur solar eclipse article, the appointed time, we did warn people that this solar eclipse did come with a foreboding to the dark side of humanity and we also mentioned the 'Winning team and rescue teams'. Here are some quotes about the prominent aspects that have already come to pass in the lead up to this eclipse.

"This one comes with a big warning and a foreboding to the dark side." "There is no law in the arena. Many are killed." "Mount Vesuvius erupted in Pompeii the year of the eclipse of this saros."

Does it make you think of Haiti and the earthquake there? The media state that it is the strongest earthquake for 200 years. Many have died and many are suffering and the hand of God does come to help.

"God said “EL AL” and it means to “To the Skies, “Skywards”. The great thing about the El AL airline is that it is known for its rescue operations. This solar eclipse is bound to catapult ‘the winning team and rescue teams’. Those that are in shock at world events are well advised to take some rescue remedy. Flower essences are a natural cure for any energetic imbalance."

Yesterday I heard the song "Where have all the flowers gone" and the last words of the song are "When will they ever learn".

On a Mission to Haiti on Behalf of the Jewish People

by Yoni Kempinski and Gil Ronen

(IsraelNN.com) An initial IDF emergency aid delegation to the earthquake disaster zone in Haiti, consisting mostly of paramedics, is scheduled to leave Israel Thursday night or Friday morning. The emergency crews will participate in operating a field hospital that is being built by the Norwegian Red Cross. They will also cooperate with the, Italian, German and US Red Cross. Arutz Sheva TV spoke with Chaim Rafalowski, the disaster management coordinator for Magen David Adom, ("The Red Star of David" - Israel's "Red Cross"). Rafalowski spoke about his pride as a Jew and Israeli taking part in the international rescue mission, "we were always taught that when you save one soul, you're saving a whole world" he said and emphasized that the mission is continuous and crews will be traveling back and forth between Israel and Haiti over a period of at least three months.[1]

God bless all of the rescue teams that are on their way to Haiti.

The Hamsa

The Hamsa is a symbol embraced by Jews, Muslims and Hindus. On the first mission to Israel I was given the first hamsa in the form of a beautiful key ring made in metal, the second was a pottery one that was given as a gift from an Israeli family. The third hamsa was given in a vision and God said "THIS MUST BE YOUR AVATAR". In our real hands we have a minor heart centre, when people put their hands together to pray it creates an energetic circuit with the heart. In the vision that we were given there were flames of red coming from the hand of God. The flames of supreme love and the power of God.

In sanscrit Hamsa is also a word for a Sacred Swan or Goose. Archangel Gabriel also called spiritual people goose in the past.

It can also refer to a flamingo or and other birds that live on the water. As we know swans and flamingo's are graceful birds in the nature of God. The Hamsa represents perfect union with God, balance and life. It is written that a constant repetition of the word 'hamso' changes to "Shoaham", which means "That I AM". The flight of these birds is also symbolic of escaping samsara. It is also sacred to the Buddha, the spiritual law of purity and the highest spiritual accomplishment. When the letters are reversed to SA-Ham, in sanscrit it means the oneness of the human and divine. The hamsa is given to saints and holy people by God when they have attained a spiritually high state of God's grace and mercy. In India these people are called Paramahamsa. [2]In other words they have become as graceful as swans that live in oneness with God due to their non violent state of being.

To conclude the hamsa in this context is symbolic of God's grace and that brings us back to this solar eclipse that denotes the appointed time of his Grace working through his beloved ones.

"There but for the grace of God, go I".

We promised you that the Saints are coming.....so here is a lovely song called Hamsa 2010..