01-13-2009, 11:57 PM
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking on this topic lately and thought it would be rewarding to see how others feel.
I feel I have a bit of a special connection with Blossom Goodchild, as her channeled prediction of the Oct. 14th event was a catalyst for me to become extremely interested in the metaphysical and spiritual... Sort of a forceful awakening. I feel personally that my own experience as an example was the very reason for the prediction, i.e. there was never any intent for a mass display of a flying saucer but rather to cause a large number of entities to seriously consider the possibility, and by doing so, awaken. They gave a reason for the no-show later on, something about if they had come we would have been in danger from some other group (something like that), but this seems weak to me. I would have preferred it if they had just come out and said 'We did it to awaken those sleeping among you'.
Now then, has anyone else followed Blossom's channeling, and if so, do you believe that the entities coming through (The Federation of Light) are in league with the Confederation? It occurred to me that perhaps the name Federation of Light is in some way a mis-channeled interpretation of the Confederation. I feel personally that whoever they are, they are of positive orientation. I feel that's discernible from the transcripts at Blossoms's site: http://www.blossomgoodchild.com/. Blossom herself is, as far as I can tell, very well tuned as an instrument. She radiates positivity and also gives a short prayer before channeling (I assume similarly to Carla's method, although I would need to look in to it further.) The only thing that gives me any pause about them at all is the (what I deem to be) false explanation for their no-show.
When the Oct 14th event fell through, I think a lot of people just turned away. It was a terrible time for Blossom too as the hecklers were having a feeding frenzy over it. But I think a large group of people, myself included, were just left hungry for more information. I wonder if those entities suffered a loss of polarization as a result of sending a prediction through like that. Would it qualify as a violation of free will, even if they didn't show?
Lots of fun discussion points- Looking forward to hearing you weigh in!
I've been thinking on this topic lately and thought it would be rewarding to see how others feel.
I feel I have a bit of a special connection with Blossom Goodchild, as her channeled prediction of the Oct. 14th event was a catalyst for me to become extremely interested in the metaphysical and spiritual... Sort of a forceful awakening. I feel personally that my own experience as an example was the very reason for the prediction, i.e. there was never any intent for a mass display of a flying saucer but rather to cause a large number of entities to seriously consider the possibility, and by doing so, awaken. They gave a reason for the no-show later on, something about if they had come we would have been in danger from some other group (something like that), but this seems weak to me. I would have preferred it if they had just come out and said 'We did it to awaken those sleeping among you'.
Now then, has anyone else followed Blossom's channeling, and if so, do you believe that the entities coming through (The Federation of Light) are in league with the Confederation? It occurred to me that perhaps the name Federation of Light is in some way a mis-channeled interpretation of the Confederation. I feel personally that whoever they are, they are of positive orientation. I feel that's discernible from the transcripts at Blossoms's site: http://www.blossomgoodchild.com/. Blossom herself is, as far as I can tell, very well tuned as an instrument. She radiates positivity and also gives a short prayer before channeling (I assume similarly to Carla's method, although I would need to look in to it further.) The only thing that gives me any pause about them at all is the (what I deem to be) false explanation for their no-show.
When the Oct 14th event fell through, I think a lot of people just turned away. It was a terrible time for Blossom too as the hecklers were having a feeding frenzy over it. But I think a large group of people, myself included, were just left hungry for more information. I wonder if those entities suffered a loss of polarization as a result of sending a prediction through like that. Would it qualify as a violation of free will, even if they didn't show?
Lots of fun discussion points- Looking forward to hearing you weigh in!