Healing Tones

“The earth is the LORD’S, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein. For He hath founded it upon the seas and established it upon the waters. Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD? Or who shall stand in His Holy Place? He who hath clean hands and a pure heart; who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.” (Psalm 24:1)

Psalm 24 is attributed to David and serves as a declaration of God’s ownership and authority over the earth and everything in it. The verse highlights the following themes:

• Divine Sovereignty: everything that exists in and on the earth belongs to the Creator, including the natural world and all its inhabitants.
• Creation’s Fullness: all the earth contains; its resources, beauty, and all life forms earth produces and sustains..
• Moral and Spiritual implications: to stand in God’s presence requires purity of heart, moral integrity and Righteousness (a sense of the right use of the earth and the fullness thereof.

ANCIENT HISTORY APPEARS TO BE REPEATING ITSELF

I found the above on the web. It pretty much says it all. But what about the things we create? Don’t they belong to us? Not unless we create them from nothing . . . and as Julie Andrews sings in The Sound of Music: “Nothing comes from nothing; nothing ever will.” What Chief Crazy Horse said is more to the point of this post: “One does not sell the land upon which the people walk,” emphasizing the sacredness of the land and the connection of people to their ancestral roots.

The people of Greenland are aroused by U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to take ownership of their homeland by military force if he cannot buy it outright from underneath their feet. How different is this from Russian President Vladimir Putin’s land-grab of Ukraine by invasive military force?!

These two dictators behave like replicates of one another. I noticed in the news a few days ago Donald Trump patting Vladimir Putin’s hand as he welcomed him onto the red carpet with an “alpha male” handshake ahead of the Alaskan meeting. I also noticed that no one showed up to welcome President Trump.

Trump loves Putin, even as he emulates his greed and aggressive style—thieves both who covet land they can only pretend to possess. Land whose rightful and eternal ownership is the One who created the heavens and the earth: the LORD GOD of creation. It’s a game man has played since he walked out of Eden and out from the Presence of the LORD. He cannot rightfully claim ownership of the earth or any part of it and its fullness; the world and they that dwell therein. He can only pretend, out of his miserable state of spiritual and intellectual poverty and emotional insecurity, to use portions of it for his own selfish purposes. As everyone knows, it’s not about the land but about the mineral riches the land holds in its belly.

This has been going on since before the beginning of recorded ancient history, as I’m learning reading a rather thick and weighty tome on the history of the ancient world, by the same name, authored in storybook style by Susan Wise Bauer—an absolutely delightful read, nothing like the history books many of us labored over in high school and college.

I do believe that we’re in a time of repetition of ancient history when Sumerian kings, like Gilgamesh and his son Ur-Lugal ruled and amassed lands by military force and the cities soon became weakened by constant fighting. And a few hundred years later when the Xia Dynasty founded by Yu in China grew corrupt and fell to the Shang in 1766 BC. Let me share a few lines from a chapter in Bauer’s book here:

“Taken as an oral tradition that reflets, however dimly, a real succession of rulers, the story of the Xia Dynasty and its fall shows that the struggle for rule in China was very different from the clashes on the Mesopotamian plain. In China, there were as yet no barbarians invading civilized people, no struggle between one nation and another. The greatest struggle was between a king’s virtue and his wickedness. The threat to his throne came first from his own nature.”

I write and speak nothing more than the obvious. But I do write and speak it out loud and clear so that the vibrational frequency of my words may go forth to bring the light of truth into the beguiling darkness that has overshadowed man’s world and his soul since his exit from Eden. Donald Trump’s worst enemy and threat to his presidential reign is his own egotistical human nature.

In the same vein as author David Wilcock (who is believed to be the reincarnation of modern day prophet Edgar Cayce), I do believe that history does repeat itself, and that what he describes as “group souls” reincarnating together to repeat and hopefully achieve what they failed to accomplish in prior incarnations, and that was and is the ownership of this beautiful planet, its peoples, and its wealth of oil and mineral resources, is what is being played out in the world today. In a Biblical context, and if you track with the “war in heaven” story when Lucifer and his angels were cast out of Heaven and down to the earth by Archangel Michael, I have my reservations about our current dictatorial rulers. They’re not just “merely human.” More like wolves in sheep’s clothing . . . or, more to the point of the biblical story, fallen angels in human forms beguiling the nations. Here’s a news excerpt:

“Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney accused President Trump of rupturing the world order through economic coercion, and warned that we are entering a “harsh reality” where the most powerful nations observe “no limits, no constraints.”

May the meditations of my heart and the worlds of my mouth be acceptable to thee O LORD, and find their mark. I welcome any thoughts on the topic you wish to share. Until my next post,

Be love. Be loved.

Anthony

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