"When your energy vibrates at a frequency that is within direct alignment to what the universe has been attempting to deliver your entire life, you begin to live in the flow and true miracles start to happen" - Panache Desai

Ascension Pyramid Talon Abraxas

The ascension is merely the acceleration of the vibratory rate of the electrons and the actual nuclei of the atoms of being until the vibration is so intensified that the individual actually disappears from the sight or the visible spectrum of the disciples.

We are evolving on a very fine line of a spectrum. We know that there are sounds we cannot hear because they are beyond our spectrum. We know that there are manifestations we cannot see that are photographed in Kirlian photography. We sense the presence of an aura but we cannot see the aura.

Jesus was not the only son of God who ascended into the white fire core or the central sun of being. There have been many sons and daughters of God both before and after his birth who have attained to this oneness. These sons and daughters of God are our brothers and sisters on the Path.

They are not exceptions to the rule but they are the personification of the rule, or the Logos, or the Word of God itself. They have had the same resources that we have—a threefold flame of the Trinity within the heart; a Real Self, who is the anointed one, the Christ, the Buddha; and an I AM Presence, whom Moses saw in the bush that burned but was not consumed.

My great-grandpa’s Nazi killer from WW2

David Ligare (American, b.1954). "Arete - Black Figure on a White Horse)", 2000. San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA. oil on canvas

Godfried Maes (1649–1700)

“Death on a Canopied Throne”, late 17th century

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BOYD HOLBROOK as CLEMENT MANSELL Justified: City Primeval S01E02 "The Oklahoma Wildman"

Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)

Brutal bloody bareknuckle fight with dirty rules

get him stripped

"Academic male nude pose”. French School, circle of Pierre-Paul-Prud’hon (19th century). oil on canvas

"Witches ride" by Otto Goetze {c.1924}