The True White Brother Well, here we go. I have listened to the denominations and the religions and the cultures. The prophecies - when heard with love in the heart - are promises of hope that include all of the Creators children. Those same prophecies - if heard literally with fear in the mind - speak of conflicts that can become Self-fulfilling doom. That is, doom fulfilled by Self-centeredness, Self-conciousness, and just plain old Selfishness. And so I must address my Christian brothers and sisters: If you see only one race as Gods privileged children, then you have not heard Christ. If you see your church as an instrument of Gods wrath then you do not know God is Love. If you argue some fine point of law such as a distinction between murder and killing, then you are in the grip of deception. We speak of the Body of Christ - and our Bible tells us that Christ is not divided - yet many demand their way instead of The Way. We are told that the annointing Spirit of the Creator (Christ) is in us yet many seek answers outside. We are told that the kingdom of heaven comes not with observation, yet many are waiting for a sign from the sky. We are told wonderful promises for he who overcomes, and many use it as a battle cry against the neighbor we are told to love. There is no one I know who can speak from the mountain. We all fail daily. If I understand the Hopi Prophecy correctly, they are looking for the True White Brother as an individual. I would like to put forth another perspective. There are messages of hope and the promise of the unity of all humanity in every prophecy given to the Creators children. So, I present this for your consideration: The True White Brother is not one person. The only True Undividable White Brother is the Body of Christ; those who are unified in their hearts by the in-dwelling Spirit of the Creator. indiancountrytodaymedianetwork/2014/06/05/video-invasion-america-watch-indigenous-land-base-shrink-155170?page=0,0
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 18:17:07 +0000
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