I saw something twice in a friend's house...a black 8 inch long stripe moving
through her kitchen. I thought it was the end of the dog's tail but dog was in
other room. Ten minutes later, I saw it again...thicker and very
black...moving quickly and disappearing, in the air.Then 3 days later my
friend sitting in same place where I had been sitting saw the same thing twice
moving through her kitchen and her 18 year old son saw it once moving in other
direction. Curious, I looked it up in materia medica...and found thuya..sees
black stripes and yesterday I saw the experience practically described
perfectly in the last paragraph on eyes in Lac Can by Clarke.
My imagination went wild. I thought about the hormones in milk and how they
might be somehow potentizing the milk. I only have milk in a hershey bar...the
others drink a lot more milk than me. A tear in the time space continuem. If
I ran over there and jumped into the black threads ...would I end up on Mars,
etc. Just plain old synchronicity?
Then I saw something..a colorful woman sitting on my bed in the middle of the
night...just a flash...and two people at my local convenience store ..one said
she saw a little girl in her house that wasn't there and the other person said
all the things on a shelf fell off at the same time...I'm wondering if this is
a global phenomenon.....if our world is slipping into something....Anyone else
having such experiences? Are these the end times? (Just kidding)
Lac Can
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- Posts: 2012
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Re: Lac Can
Hi Carol,
Calm down. A symptom seen once or twice is not a symptom unless you are on the verge of death or in some rapidly changing state. It has to repeat itself. Furthermore, it should be seen as a reflection of other patterns. Not just an individualized oddity.
Best,
Ellen
Calm down. A symptom seen once or twice is not a symptom unless you are on the verge of death or in some rapidly changing state. It has to repeat itself. Furthermore, it should be seen as a reflection of other patterns. Not just an individualized oddity.
Best,
Ellen