The Hopi are a Native American
tribe who live on the Hopi Indian Reservation in northeastern Arizona. They
believe that humans on Mother Earth pass through great epochal cycles, called
worlds,
"Now we are at the very end of our
trail. Many people no longer recognize the true path of the Great Spirit. They
have, in fact, no respect for the Great Spirit or for our precious Mother
Earth, who gives us all life. We are instructed in our ancient prophecy that
this would occur." Dan Evehema (Hopi Elder)
The Hopi Prophecy indicates that
three Worlds have now passed. We are into the Fourth World where we are about
to enter the Fifth World, based on the timing disclosed by Nine Signs.
- The arrival of white-skinned men who take land that is not theirs and strike their enemies with thunder -- (guns)
- The coming of spinning wheels filled with voices -- (covered wagons)
- A strange beast like a buffalo, but with long horns and in large numbers -- (herds of cattle)
- The land is crossed by snakes of iron -- (railroad tracks)
- The land is crossed by a giant spider's web -- (telegraph, telephone & power lines)
- The land is crossed with rivers of stone -- (concrete & asphalt roads)
- The sea turns black, killing many things -- (oil spills)
- Many young people will wear their hair long, like our people, and visit tribal lands to learn our ways and wisdom -- (Hippies)
- A dwelling place in the heavens above the Earth, appearing as a blue star, crashes into Mother Earth, signifying the end times -- (a comet or planet or space station??)
The Blue Star is also called a
Kachina -- a supernatural spirit being.
“The return of the Blue Star Katchina who is also known as Nan ga sohu
will be the alarm clock that tells us of the new day and new way of life, a new
world that is coming. This is where the changes will begin. They will start as
fires that burn within us, and we will burn up with desires and conflict if we
do not remember the original teachings, and return to the peaceful way of
life." Dr. Robert Ghost Wolf
The Hopi Prophecy Rock is located on the Hopi
Indian Reservation, near Oraibi, Arizona.
It clearly depicts two paths.
Path 1 -- a 2-hearted path -- a 2-hearted
person is one who thinks with their head rather than their heart. Modern people
are out of balance because they live in a left-brain dominated society, leading
to conflict and imbalance, which will ultimately lead to the destruction to
those on this path.
Path 2 -- a 1-hearted path -- a 1-hearted
person is one who thinks with their heart whereby the path leads to harmony and
balance.
The Prophecy Rock depicts a fork
in the journey where the 2-hearted people have the choice of selecting to start
thinking with their hearts or continue to think only with their heads. If they
continue on the heads-only path, it will lead to self-destruction, symbolized
by a lightning strike from a cloud.
Those who chose to think with
their hearts will return to the 1-hearted path leading to their own survival.
"Nothing living will go untouched, here
or in the heavens. The way through this time it is said is to be found in our
hearts, and reuniting with our spiritual self. Getting simple and returning to
living with and upon the Earth and in harmony with her creatures, remembering
that we are the caretakers, the fire keepers of the Spirit." Dr. Robert
Ghost Wolf
The Prophecy Rock contains three
half-circles that represent three world-shaking events.
- The 1st world-shaking event occurs when mankind tosses bugs into the air -- (airplanes, first used in World War I)
- The 2nd world-shaking event occurs when mankind uses the Hopi symbol of migration -- (the swastika adopted by the Nazi Party in World War II)
- The 3rd world-shaking event will be recognized by a red cloak or covering -- (fire or blood or possibly representing communism??)
The Hopi Prophecy indicates that
the following will also be signs of the 3rd world-shaking event.
- The trees die -- (destruction of the rain forest or acid rain??)
- Mankind builds a house in the sky -- (space station)
- Cold places become hot and hot places become cold -- (changing weather patterns)
- Lands sink into the oceans and lands rise out of the sea -- (global tectonic plate movement)
- The Blue Star Kachina appears in the sky -- (return of the Hopi ancestors in the sky)
According to the Hopi Prophecy, when the Blue
Star appears in the sky, the Fourth World will collapse and the Fifth World
will be ushered in.
"Our relatives from the Stars are coming home to see how well we
have fared in our journey." Dr. Robert Ghost Wolf
Apparently, there will be a very
interesting moment in human history heading our way -- visitors from above
arriving to check us out.
Keep your powder dry and your
nose to the wind.
It would also be wise to choose
the correct path and follow your heart
"You have noticed that
everything as Indian does is in a circle and that is because the Power of the
World always works in circles.... The life of a man is a circle from childhood
to childhood and so it is everything where Power moves." Black Elk (Holy
Man of the Oglala Sioux)
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The Quest
for Bliss
The quest for bliss is an eternal struggle.
Human beings yearn for harmony, prosperity, happiness and fulfillment.
Unfortunately, there are a multitude of
variations among the human race as to what constitutes human bliss, including
insisting everyone think as they do.
Every minute on Planet Earth, 100
people will die and 240 people will be born.
This continual population
expansion is problematic. Wars are manufactured by covert global elitists who
profit from bloody conflict in an attempt to curtail population growth and
create a world that conforms to their vision of bliss.
Demanding conformity to your
concept of wonderfulness by attempting to change the world, when you cannot
even change yourself, is an exercise in futility.
"Love all, trust a few, do wrong to
none." Shakespeare
The quest for bliss ends when you
realize it was already within you, simply waiting to be freed from the fear of
what you fear the most, which is fear.
Follow your heart and trust your
soul -- it knows the way.
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Quote
for the Day – "It does not require many words to speak the truth." Chief
Joseph (1840 - 1904, Nez Perce Native American Tribe)
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Bret Burquest is the author of 12 books. He lives in the Ozark
Mountains with a few dogs and occasionally talks to trees.
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