Bluebootz asked:

IGNITING CRYSTALS

The time was now, as we approached
WynaPicchu’s upward slopes
Climbing slowly ancient steps
We followed paths of those adepts
Who came from Lemuria
And from Atlantis as messengers
Bringing their technologies
From their homes on distant seas
Teaching reverence for Inti
And of serpent energies
The Puma and the Condor wings
Also gave flight for soul to sing
And now with mantra Ka La Lu
Each seemed to know what to do
As crystal generators ignited
While lakes of Peru and Tibet united
The mantra of these lands now brings
Light to souls who learn to sing
Connecting with the spider web
Of earth magnetics, long held dead
Thus electro circuits surrounding Gaya
Can now connect with something higher
Known as the Galactic Brotherhood
Long hidden from view – misunderstood
Until with fellow spirit warriors
We opened earth’s space corridors
With unconditional love to the reader
9/27/2000
LWR

Star asked:

I love to travel and I have an oppurtunity to go to Peru during Christmas and I dont know if I should. I need help evaluating the pros and cons.

Pros:
- My friend and her family are visiting her brother who has recently moved there, and I would spend new years and christmas with them at his house in Lima
-As an anthropology-archaeology major Peru has always been the most interesting country and my personal favorite, going to Peru is a dream come true
-I found a pretty cheap plane ticket that I must buy ASAP otherwise it wil be too expensive
-Im going on exchange to a university across the country starting in january, and I would go directly there from Peru, so I have to buy a plane ticket anyway
-I plan on taking a gap year starting in april to do an international internship, volunteer, travel and I could use some travel experience
-although I would like to go Peru during my gap year, its not guaranteed that I will

Cons
-I will miss christmas with my family, and my birthday, which ive never done before, but what is worst is that i wouldnt return home, I would go straight to vancover for four months on an exchange for university and my mom hates that i am going to be away from home for so long, she believes I should live at home until i get married (which I think is psycho, but I dont want to upset her)
-Going to Peru means I would have to leave right after my finals in december, and since my friend and her brother wont be there yet, i will spend the first 10 days there alone, backpacking, which is kinda scary for a 22 year old white female with veeeery little travel experience
-To get the cheap flight, I have to miss the first day of school. I would arrive and have to move in the second day of classes and have the rest of my stuff shipped from home (montreal)
-my health is uncertain right now. I think everything is fine, and I am just suffering from anxiety (i have an anxiety disorder), but I recently had a whole bunch of tests done for really scary diseases and only get the results in three weeks, so i have to book before knowing if i am sick (which I doubt, but still)
- due to the above, altitude sickness and malaria are a concern

So what do i do??? Should I take this oppurtunity to go to Peru or pass it up for now???

Star asked:

I love to travel and I have an oppurtunity to go to Peru during Christmas and I dont know if I should. I need help evaluating the pros and cons.

Pros:
- My friend and her family are visiting her brother who has recently moved there, and I would spend new years and christmas with them at his house in Lima
-As an anthropology-archaeology major Peru has always been the most interesting country and my personal favorite, going to Peru is a dream come true!!!
-I found a pretty cheap plane ticket that I must buy ASAP otherwise it wil be too expensive
-I plan on taking a gap year starting in april to do an international internship, volunteer, travel and I could use some travel experience, especially in Latin America

Cons
-I will miss my birthday and christmas with my family, which ive never done before, this is worst because from january to april I am going to vancouver on a student exchange, and my mom hates that i am going to be away from home for so long, and I dont want to upset her (but sheès overprotective and needs to get over it too)
-Going to Peru means I would have to leave right after my finals in december, and since my friend and her brother wont be there yet, i will spend the first 10 days there alone, backpacking solo, which is kinda scary for a 22 year old white female which veeeery little travel experience, but also exciting
-To get the cheap flight, I have to miss the first day of school in vancouver (on exchange). I would arrive and have to move in the second day of classes and have the rest of my stuff shipped from home (montreal)
-my health is uncertain right now. I think everything is fine, and I am just suffering from anxiety (i have an anxiety disorder), but I recently had a whole bunch of tests done for really scary diseases and only get the results in three weeks, so i have to book before knowing if i am sick (which I doubt, but still)

So what do i do??? Should I take this oppurtunity to go to Peru or pass it up???
oh yeah, altitude sickness and malaria are also a concern.
and going to peru means i wont come home before going on my exchang either, i would go straight there, so i wont see my family until may 1st.
is peru safe for a young solo female traveller?
and i do think i will have an oppurtunity again, i plan on going to latin america for my internship next year. but i wouldnt have my friend there, her being in peru is a one time thing

bilingual777 asked:

Thank you all for answering my previous question, now I need to add a little more detail as to whats coming up. I made a mistake in 2008 by leaving a good job position and moving to Lima, Peru for a girl a met online. Everything possible went wrong!! Lost her in the process and needed despirate help. So I met another ***** that gave me food and cloths to help me find a job (teaching english). Now me and that girl is planning to get married this coming year. Sounds great? here is the problem. I have a good job but I just dont like it here in peru, and my financial situation. It is really tough to live here especially if you want to be comfortable. The main reason i agree to marry her is because she is willing to live with me to help save money, work together so we can both go to the USA, I feel like I owe it to her for all she did for me in 2008. sometimes I feel like I am making a mistake because I am still emocionaly unstable and now getting married? Should I trust that things will get better? or should I just leave her and everything and take a huge risk and return to my country and start over (at rock bottom living with my mom)? By the way I have my “green card” here that doesn’t expire until dec of 2010, I am paying a lot for it because my job requires it.
So staying here makes more since but i am emotionally strained due to the situation that I’m in. Returning to the USA would help with the emotional part because I’ll be home with my family but I would have to start all over again. What should I do?

govind asked:

Did people of the North pole migrated to other regions, and named their new lands as their Ancestral Home? Did all civilizations/races/religions mention the same ancestral story of Meru/No-ah/Manu/Anunaki/Nephilim? [Nava means ship in sanskrit] Are we all the blood relatives of one common civilization of Mt.Meru/Aryans?

Moriah and Siyoni (Zion) in Israel;
Su-Meru in Mesopotama;
Meroe in Egypt (also, M’ru = Pyramid in ancient Egyptian);
Olympus in Greece;
Baboquivari among the O’odham Indians of Arizona;
Citlaltepetl (Mountain of the Stars or Mt. Orizaba in Mexico);
Mt. Moray in Peru;
Mt. Shasta, California;
Adiron-Dak chain turkey,
Himalayas India

http://viewzone.com/edenpole.html

Annie s asked:

I’ve been told that on this day certain third-world countries inc. Peru and Mexico, exhume their dead relatives and take them home for the day.

Apparently Spain also carried out this practice until about 50 years ago. Is this true… surely not?

labinki asked:

Hi! I live in Peru and I belong to the nearest C&MA to my home. For us, it’s the IACYM (Iglesia Alianza Cristiana Y Misionera).
I love this church, I love all its members, I admire A.B Simpson, Lottie Moon, Robert Jaffray, James Taylor and all missionaries.
I’d kill for this church, I’d die for this church. If you belong to this lovely church too, please, tell me how is the C&MA in USA, tell me about its worships, meetings, services…….everything!!!