Kingdom
CD Release - December, 2010
Aug 9, 2010
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Expanding ther dimensions of soul
Oct 20, 2009
Expanding the Horizons of Consciousness
Kingdom of Angels is real
The Fire Kingdom is closely related to the fires of spirituality. From that world originate intelligencies which govern, stimulate and regenerate the lives of human beings, of Angels, and of all the forms of creation. The Pure Ones deal most deeply with human beings. They act like Guardian Angels, teachers and healers. Their glowing, fiery Presence works through the mental dimension primarily. They may travel as low as the astral world on occasion because they are constantly watching for spiritual fires of aspiration rising from Earthians. These beings might justly be called "the celestial spirituality watchers." Many human beings are fire-like for only brief periods (for creative people like artists, musicians, writers, etc - these are familiar moments of inspiration, for instance); it is in those moments, when all the bodies and faculties are united in their ardor, the Angels have opportunity for entering into more direct contact with humans. Through the Divine Source and the fire of incentives, human beings receive an inciting of inner at-one-ment. These Holy Ones are constantly seeking persons in physical bodies who are strongly desirous of reaching toward Light. They witness the auric fires which momentarily flash from such individuals. They hover over such souls with a love similar to that of the Guardian Angels and endeavor toward the cleansing of all the dross which weighs them down, hardens them, and separates them from God-Light.
Man in his brightest moments is spiritually at-one with the ggreat Fire Being who offers him liberation from is imprisonment in matter. After an earthian achieves spiritual steadfastness, his reverence resembles a flame-like aureole burning brightly in his aura. Issues of new stimulus shall brighten the fiery powers of his reception as spiritual worship keeps him constantly in the surveilance of these Eternal Ones. These Karmic Angels make possible, at the proper moment, a grounding of solar beams which change the consciousness and habit patterns of the human they touch.
Especially during Christmas time high frequencies of Light come through these Angels who are pure beyond any of man's conceptions or realizations of purity.
Life waves receive attention from advanced, superphysical human beings as well as from the Angelic Kingdom; and they together encourage growth, attainment of beauty, and purity of spirit. From the Fire Angels flows that force of encouragement which relates man directly to the Divine Source.
Remember during Christmas Eve commemoration, these Great Presences; and ponder the reality that Heavenly Hosts are more advanced than whose radiations lighten and brighten all dimensions mightily.
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What Angels really are
Oct 20, 2009
What Angels really are...
Christian views
Raphael and Tobias, after Adam Elsheimer, c1610. The Archangel appears in nearly normal clothes; there is even the suggestion of trousersNew Testament references
In the New Testament angels appear frequently as the ministers of God and the agents of revelation (e.g. Matthew 1:20| (to Joseph), 4:11. (to Jesus), Luke 1:26 (to Mary), Acts 12:7 (to Peter)); and Jesus speaks of angels as fulfilling such functions (e.g. Mark 8:38, 13:27), implying in one saying that they neither marry nor are given in marriage (Mark 12:25). Angels are most prominent at the birth of Jesus, the resurrection, and in the Apocalypse. The New Testament takes little interest in the idea of the angelic hierarchy, but there are traces of the doctrine. The distinction of good and bad angels is recognized. Good angels mentioned by name are Gabriel and Michael (Luke 1:19; Daniel 12:1). scripture also mentions a tempter Satan, the scribes name the ruler of demons as Beelzebub, and the angel of the abyss Apollyon (Mark 1:13, 3:22; Rev. 9:11). Apollyon, (Hebrew Abaddon) a name for an angel mentioned in Revelation 9:11, is believed by some to be a good angel that guards the gates to the traditionally known hell. Revelation 10:1 describes another angel, although unnamed, some say it is Metatron. The Christian Greek scriptures also imply an angelic hierarchy; archangels (namely Michael, mentioned in both Daniel 10:13 and Jude 9, Gabriel, and Raphael), principalities and powers (Rom. 8:38; Col. 2:10), thrones and dominions (Col 1:16). The hierarchies of principalities, powers, thrones, and dominions are questionable by some Christian denominations due to the ambiguity of the context. Romans 8:38 may refer to other things besides angels if the context includes opposition beyond spirits themselves. The scope of Col. 1:16 covering "all things created" also extends far beyond angels by themselves. Other hierarchies accepted from the Old Testament include seraphim and cherubim.
Theological development
Angels of about 1400, in the Wilton diptych
Since Saint Gregory and the Pseudo-Dionysian Celestial Hierarchy (5th century), Catholic theology has assumed nine ranks of Angels; Angels, Virtues, Powers, Principalities, Dominations, Throne, Cherubim, Seraphim and Archangels, endorsed by medieval scholasticism (Summa Theologica). This is not official Church doctrine or dogma, however, and in general the faithful are not required to adhere to this categorization.
Angels occur in groups of four or seven (Rev 7:1). The Angels of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor are described in Rev. 1-3; practically, the angels are personifications or representatives of the seven congregations. Daniel 10:12,13 also appears to depict angels in opposition (presumably fallen angels) to other angels, taking on the roles of prince-angels for nations, in this case the "prince of the kingdom of Persia."
The angel Gabriel appeared to Mary in the traditional role of messenger to inform her that her child would be the Messiah, and other angels were present to herald his birth. In Matt. 28:2, an angel appeared at Jesus' tomb, frightened the Roman guards, rolled away the stone from the tomb, and later told the myrrh-bearing women of Jesus' resurrection. Alternately, in Mark 16:5, the angel is not seen until the women enter the already-opened tomb, and he is described simply as "a young man." In Luke's version of the resurrection tale (Luke 24:4), two angels suddenly appear next to the women within the tomb; they are described as being clothed in "shining apparel." This is most similar to the version in John 20:12, where Mary alone speaks to "two angels in white" within the tomb of Jesus.
Two angels witnessed Jesus' ascent into Heaven and prophesied his return. When Peter was imprisoned, an angel put his guards to sleep, released him f
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Chart-topping song
Oct 20, 2009
"Forbidden Love" is a Top 10 (#4, actually!!!) on Dance Charts!!!
Weekly Top 25 Dance Chart
For the week ending October 9, 2009.
TWLWArtistTitleLabel
13Italo BrothersSo SmallRobbins
21The 808'sSweet Child of MineCentral Station
37Caroline LundMove Your BodyCaroline Lund Music
49CarefreeBroken StringsNervous
55Mia JHeadlightsRobbins
62David May feat. Moises Modesto and The Verve's ''Bittersweet Symphony''SuperstarABKCO
76Carol HahnTake Me and DanceBeagle Boy
820AlcazarBurningUniversal
94Oksana AngelForbidden Love"Kingdom of Angels
1010Pepper MaShayFreeway of LoveCAPP
11NEJade Ewen feat. BashyMy ManGeffen
1212VelvetCome Into the NightBonnier Amigo
1313Kelly ClarksonAlready GoneSony
14NESarah MatteaHeart on FireSoltrenz
158Jessie JamesWantedMercury
16NETom Noize feat. STSpinningLoverush Digital
1711BananaramaLove ComesFascination
18NECandice AlleyBefore You GoCandice Alley Pty.
1916Sophia MayAnother DayNervous
20NERadkaHey BoySixth Avenue
2117Georgie PorgieBrand New DayRecord Plant
22NEShiny Toy GunsRainy MondaydPulse
2319NovaspaceDancing Into DangerRedstick
2421Sneaky Sound SystemIt's Not My ProblemWhack (Australia)
25NEAlkatraz feat. Jennifer Hershman
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