The first bird was very large and he had a black beak, he came to my tree, outside my kitchen window, he took the red berries and flew off immediately to my right.
The other bird was much smaller and meek. This bird stayed on the green grass purveying the scene. The bird liked to put his feet on the green grass, the bird walked around on the earth and he was brownish in colour. Then the small bird went on the car space and turned over the autumn leaves with his beak. He kept looking around to me to see if I was watching.
I OPENED the DOOR so that I could see him more clearly, he stayed for a little while looking at me, such a humble bird, then when I took gentle steps towards him, he took off, he flew right across the bonnet of my car, just an inch or so ABOVE it. He then flew West, he perched on the wooden fence before taking off again in the Western direction.
Then a blackbird came with his yellow beak. He decided to go to the large PORTMEIRION botanic garden bowl, he was putting his beak into the soil of the beautiful bowl that had been given as a wedding present in 1979. I collected botanic garden portmeirion at that time and afterwards.
At the right side of the portmeirian bowl is a large angel that was given to me by a blessed one in Australia. Her huge wings lay back upon the bowl and her feet are in the air towards the sky. One of her wings is broken that is why she is outside in the garden with the portmeirian bowl. While I am writing this the birds outside are singing.
BOTANIC GARDEN
"A true British classic, Botanic Garden was designed by the celebrated designer Susan Williams-Ellis. Botanic Garden's delightful mixture of herbal motifs set a new trend for casual dining in the 1970s and today Botanic Garden looks as FRESH and EXCITNG as it was when it was launched in 1972."
History
"In the early 1970s Susan and Euan visited an antiquarian bookseller in LONDON called Weldon and Wesley. Susan had been looking for 18th century engravings of sea creatures to use to decorate her pottery, but as she was searching for these engravings, the bookseller showed her a book published in 1817 called The Universal Herbal by Thomas Green.
This book was full of bright and detailed botanical illustrations and the vivid African Daisy instantly caught Susan’s EYE. As she flicked through the book Susan’s inherent design talent kicked in and she began to imagine a beautiful range of casual tableware that featured different flowers on each piece." [1]
The village of Portmeiron, North Wales, also has a link to JONAH as featured in the Michelangelo frescos and mentioned by the Christ to do with the sign of the WHALE that would be seen in ISRAEL. The whale did turn up in Israel in May 2010.
"A portrait sculpture by Jonah Jones stands at the foot of the hall stairs in the town hall of PORTMEIRION. It carries the inscription: “A tribute by one on behalf of the many who have shared his own pleasure in what has been here achieved.” [2]
PORTMEIRION is in North Wales and that is one of the few places that will be safe when the ice caps go. However, it is important to note that all islands are vulnerable to the seas and Wales must prepare in advance.
The Prince of Wales who is planning to be the KING of England cannot save them. Nostradamus predicted that he would be a King for short time and then he would be exiled. He also predicted that he would lose the soul twice. The prediction came to be, he lost Princess Diana, first in divorce and then in DEATH. Our QUEEN of HEARTS gave her LIFE for YOU to OPEN the HEARTS of many.
Alice Bailey also predicted what would come to be. She predicted that another would die at the same time, a person that wore flowing robes from the EAST. MOTHER Teresa died within a week of Princess Diana. Alice described Princess Diana as one who had the heart of nations. The prophecy that Alice Bailey and Nostradamus received came to be.
Ponder upon it dear ones, ponder upon it.
May the will of God be done for his glory.
ELIAKIM
1. http://www.portmeirion.co.uk/template-99.php?page=2¤t_section=29
2. http://www.portmeirion-village.com/content.php?nID=19;lID=1;cID=120
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