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October 2009 
Which foreign country or culture do you feel most drawn toward?
earthmama
For the past year or so I have been completely but rather inexplicably drawn to learning all I can about the country and culture....
Maybe this has something to do with it...
http://nrgmatters.com/
from Judy Satori
My guidance tells me that New Zealand, the first place on Earth to see the light of each new day was once part of Lemuria, or Mu, the Motherland, the place of beginning of spiritual man on Earth.
The islands of New Zealand were an outpost of higher consciousness and spiritual initiation and the priests and priestesses of Mu were sent there for higher learning and spiritual training. The portals to the stars were open there far longer than other star-gates to higher dimensions and as we approach the 'Shift' of consciousness and Earth vibration to fifth dimension they have been reopened by the Spiritual Hierarchy to activate and initiate those who are called to be of service and lead the way for mankind into the NEW LIGHT that is to come.
Since 1987 the energy portals above New Zealand have been reactivated. In 3-D there is a hole in the ozone layer above New Zealand and astronauts have reported that New Zealand is surrounded and covered with a purple ray - the Seventh Ray, or ray of transformation that is taking us into the Eight Ray, the new heavens and the new Earth.
Can`t wait to visit! :)
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Kia Ora
I agree, Aotearoa is a wonderful country - aka New Zealand. Our people have a unique culture , our land is simply a visual symphony - alas we do still suffer from economic and technological impacts - but I do beleive that given our small population and geographical location - we are able to overcome difficulties in a more efficient manner than most. Our history with the Maori, as I see it, has made a hugely significant impact on how the next generation are thinking… Having been on numerous maraes myself, I can vouch for the differences in the Maori Culture and also view how it is coming through as we strive to help the next generation, while respecting our elders. Thus I digress!
Be sure to stay in touch - perhaps a journey around NZ might be on the offering?
ka kite ano
LouisaCarmen
Oh! New Zealand. I didn't know that about it, but I want to visit too. It does seem like such a magical and beautiful place.
Jessica - New Zealand has many magical places, and simply breathtaking scenery - keep in touch should you ever come visit - my door is open.
take care
Thanks so much for stopping by, Louisacarmen and Jessica!
I am planning to visit the magical country as soon as possible!
Will keep in touch!
Love and light,
S:)
Shannon,
Yes, I have this really certain feeling that you will be sending us travel updates from New Zealand. I hope you get to spend time with those amazing Maori (is that correct?) natives. I envy that, if you do.
Deborah
Earth sometimes seems rather foreign to me… but I really like it here. =)
Thanks so much for your comments, Deborah and Frost!
As for NZ, I have set my intention and will let the universe take care of the rest! I hope to be sending travel updates soon!!!:)
Frost, I can relate to the whole idea of earth as a foreign country. I have often felt like a stranger in a strange land… I, too, love this blue planet dearly!!!
Much love,
S:)
Right On, Shannon!
I think in a very early Q&R I said I wanted to move to New Zealand…home of Xena :-D LOL
Where women hold most positions of power. WOOT! :-D
…as I quitely chuckle to myself, i feel a common warmth….
Kia Ora
yes the Maori's are the natives here - and I am proud to be married to one! They are the ancestors of the land, but most have a normal life like the rest of us - working etc, as opposed to living in little grass huts and hunting out wild pigs…. mind you - they often put down beautiful hungi's (in the ground ovens), with wild pig in them - most delicious I must say! I'm quite happy to arrange for a hungi to anyone who wants to visit…. as well as a bed for the night etc….
also - we are are a land where a woman has held our primeministers spot for some time, and with the elections coming up it is very interesting to watch a woman try to retain her spot in the number one position. It's also interesting gauging what the public of NZ want for the future of the country and future generations….
keep smiling all -
ka kite ano
Oh Ariela, I remember your Xena, post! You go girl! :)
LouisaCarmen, I would love to learn more about your take on the public response to a woman in power….
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts everyone!
Love and hugs,
S:)