Final words Season 4 - initiation into the cartography of the subtle worlds

Hello, my dear Padawans, I welcome you to our very last episode of this video in which we discuss Introduction to Cartography of the Subtle World, but mostly Gabriel, the French friend of the Native Americans did the reading, and I would like, as we usually do at the end of such a season, asking Gabriel a bit about how he felt reading all this information, and of course share a bit about my feelings too, just as a conclusion to these 5 wild things here. Gabriel, the 4th season of our podcast already, tell me, how do you feel about it? You've really already many responses from friends the Native Americans and also from Anubis and So-Ra, thereby also feeling a bit determined. Have you been a little or perhaps even a bit more initiated? Just like all of you, by the way. And now my question to you, since you're sitting here, how do you feel about it?

Thank you for the question. I am fine. Very good. It's easy to say in a social conventional context, but I am really doing very well and not just out of politeness. Why do I feel I feel very good because by reading these words from Franz, Native Americans, and your questions, something has settled in that I perceive like a coloring. When my being, my soul, my heart, my thoughts are a piece of fabric, let's say natural linen, and through this reading again and again with the colors of these insights, with the colors of these thoughts, if it has come into contact, then my material is now dyed. I am now dyed in the wool with these wisdoms, with these insights, and with something very, very important: the unchanging consciousness, that we all here only play a very small part perceiving the reality of the cosmos with our senses and what's beyond beside it. Inside there, the real world waits to be discovered.

You put that very nicely. I think it's an incredibly beautiful example. That with this material, because that's exactly what happens in the end, all our information, our environment, the people, the words, the thoughts, even the climate, everything is manipulated. How to put it in a better sense, shapes us too and all that. Having read the answers now, of course, or let's put it this way, I find it an incredibly beautiful compliment that it positively shaped you, that it actually makes an impression on you. Was given along. It was positively influenced, wasn't it? I suspect why you're asking this, then I also have a question for you, because why does one hesitate a bit to answer the question, has it shaped you positively? Because—

Everything that we are sharing right now, you have received it and I have lived it. Everything we have experienced is an invitation on the right path for the soul to give. But we are all still humans and we stumble and we fall and we make mistakes. And for me personally, it has just been very important in this, in the recurring call to the true good, best and beautiful, forgiving myself when I make human mistakes. It's presented as clearly as it could actually go, namely very simply. Lao-tse said, the way to freedom goes through the door. Why does no one take this path? I once said, maybe loudly because no one was in the room, an empty lamp burns and one cannot see the door. So please be merciful with those who hit the wall, although there is a door. And that might be what I've taken away for myself from everything I was allowed to read. Everyone, everyone, everyone, all paths were shown, doors and window openings wide open, the direction in which the soul can evolve if she wants to and would like to. And at the same time, we are reminded not to forget that we are humans who are still struggling and making mistakes. In this field of tension, I have now left this reading behind me.

So isn't the main echo also a sad one.

Define sad and why?

Well, if you, if you learn how valuable the moment is and you can just do that design as you like, but you are, as I just said, merely a pawn of the imprints that bombarding you since birth, you can only learn at best to push back a bit, to protect yourself and so on and so and so forth. This greatness of recognizing the cosmos in the end, but at the same time realizing the powerlessness one has in it, doesn't that also for you maybe a melancholic, sad moment? So the more aware you become, a certain kind of melancholy, a friend of the Native Americans would now say, a very beautiful Thank you for that.

Yes, totally agree with you. And this depends on personal energy levels. What I mean by that, I'll explain shortly. It occurs to me in between that the friend of the Native Americans himself, from knowledge and observation about which humanity he has landed in and what it's like there, to put it bluntly, thereafter he chose the path of complete distance into the desert to deal with all these human realities No more world. Coming into painful contact. We must not forget that despite all the wisdom we have just heard, the world doesn't change in the slightest because these wisdoms are readable, audible. You hear them, you read them, you go there, and in Ukraine a bomb is dropping right now. That means the world remains overall just as it is, and from my point of view, mostly terrible. Some people are are willing to follow a soulful path, to live differently, lovingly, and peacefully, then comes the next big danger: make it obvious, then you'll be nailed to the wall or to the cross. That means we live, after all. Messages back and forth in this cruel world, and we do talk over each other personally. And I'm about to ask you the question that I'm now answering for myself: Practice important try. I practice despite the human world I perceive and despite the ever more refined hope to still be able to experience something like love from these low vibrating energies. In this very interplay, I want to stay in the world but seek distance in time not to burn in it. Then back into the world. Hesse said one must be between the world of action and the world of contemplation, commute. So go out, love, go back, heal. How are you? You were the first recipient of all these wisdoms.

Subtitles by the Amado Dokumentar. And so similarly, similar, and I actually have a bit of a key for myself. I mean, at least found by me, saying, well, wait a minute, what makes us the saddest apart from cruelty? So when really flying and human bodies being thrown out and souls and such, what makes us so sad? So from my position, I could entering the realm where I think, wow, man, intense. There is already so much knowledge on this planet, including from friends of the Native Americans and others. It's all there. This has no effect, at least not really, but this thought comes from a certain kind of wishful thinking: I would have liked so much. And then when I do— and that's the key point I want to make— but if I can let go, if I say, hold on, slowly, it's not in my power and it's not my task that everything now— 10 billion people reached, but it's just there. And whoever becomes interested whenever in their life, unfortunately often contributes to— then when when you're feeling bad. But no matter, at least then in that moment when you're interested in it, that's when. Is the friend of the Indians there too? Is this podcast there too? Are so many other contents and valuable information there? So get out of this, from this feeling of omnipotence that one would like to have. It really helps not to get too sad. Although this shadow, I believe, really always, always, always, that too belongs together. The clearer and more aware you are of the energies, about the uniqueness life, about the gift itself, and about all the opportunities that life offers one, the more you see at the same time how few people really live it and can live it. Many want to but can't. It somehow goes together, accepting, and that's what I want to say. I'm a bit in sauna. No, definitely arrived in an acceptance that would just say it is what it is. You're leaving and you shape, continue for your soul and come or rather go best when you leave this planet, whenever, might even be stronger, or you don't, so what? What? Even that is value-free and I have it everywhere, this whole thing, we just get to the topic of acceptance. Through these numerous announcements I've learned that it has done that to me.

The American would now say, take it or leave it, it's here and it's up to you, it's in your hands. Frequency would now probably say, friends Indians, whether you can respond to this frequency, whether you can see the color that is in a spectrum of light invisible to the human eye, but it's there. And that, I believe, is one of the most important insights when it touches you. It has graced us for a while now because we have talked about it for a long time and walk this path with friends in the arm. If it graces you and then does something to you, then you are ready for it. There are also people who hear that, read that, see that, and it doesn't touch them, because they carry no resonance within themselves to it. This all leads to a single attitude: it is there. Whoever wants it, whoever wants to see it, whoever wants to live by it, may come. Whoever does not, then not. Without any judgment.

That's great, it's great you say that, because that's exactly part of it. This willingness Yes, I encounter it completely, really, really often. You can say whatever you want, it's not heard as if you were speaking another language. But then I come back to accepting it. What one then accepts: you are just at this stage in your life, or your soul's energy, no issue, no problem at all. Eventually you'll be more open to it and then you'll be more interested and there's nothing more I can do. When it's just to deliver or hold on to so that hopefully it might outlive me too, and that's what we're ultimately.

The net does not forget. That's a truth. And above all, while you were speaking, I had such an image. Tyrolean mountain huts. One wanders through the mountains up and down. It's hot, it's cold, it snows, the sun blazes, and then there's a cabin and there is a clear green, a glass of water, and maybe some bread and a bit of cheese, and you can strengthen yourself and move on. I feel, you know, food means a lot to me. My comparison images always come through food, but there's also spiritual nourishment. To put it that way. See, this spiritual nourishment is there. And to me personally, it means a lot when I, tired, exhausted, perhaps a bit melancholic because of life and its realities, take 10 minutes, sit down with a book or listen to this podcast or what the friend of the Indian said through you, and then it gets easier, then you feel refreshed, then you say, my God, this isn't all I'm meant to experience here, but there are the lighthouse lighthouses that guide you on your way. Then you recover and can continue in that direction if you want. The offer is there.

Exactly, that's what I mean. Speaking of lighthouses, do you have a kind of lighthouse, maybe a special chapter that is important to you? That in you, with you, an echo? Who had the most, or was it all the same for you?

"Mense kakessir"— Cassata ice cream comes to mind— with the many, many differently tasting fruit pieces. It's so diverse. I don't want to offend any chapter by mentioning another, but the description of the highest mental powers to the brothers and masters of the light, that has always fascinated me, deeply moved, because it's ignited a hope, to use that term, the hope that all these paths can lead to a goal where this multitude of human failures, stumbling, sufferings, and mistakes can actually be left behind. For me, it's been the greatest inspiration ultimately, if you force me to focus on one thing—

Understood, so— the old song about consolation.

Yes, indeed, absolutely so.

That's what I find with many coaches as the main lever used, just offering consolation at first.

Yes, very important. That one can calm down, that one sees one is not alone. The very, very important thing is to break through isolation, it's something else. Whether one voluntarily keeps their distance or feels isolated, and to realize one is not isolated. It's just one level ego simulation that one is isolated. Breaking through that is the call to action.

You take the word isolation, I say, or, you know, we've talked about perception quite a lot now. I want to emphasize again that at the end of the day, it's only, it's about your perception and about that. He's life and the tools we have here, and there are many very beautiful tools, actually infinite. See, especially now, use and apply it to work on your perception. Because in everyday life, but especially in the subtle, it's all about sss— what do I perceive and how? You can, in a very certain attitude, fed by your perception, the life, the— by being healthy, having a roof over your head, a warm bed, a job, and friends— still seen as negative. To perceive, still to see as too little, still to see as that's not enough, he has more, that's terrible, and so on. This kind of perception, in my opinion, is the key to everything, but just— and as we've said, we've heard this quite often on the subtle levels, And with this perception, it's often about trust, just like in life, just like in life, to trust that things will work out, to believe that this interplay of energy actually has a certain meaning, so a certain goal. And just because you don't know this goal, in the best sense of the word, not really aware of it, doesn't that mean it's a bad goal? And then we come back to this But I must honestly say, I don't know what was your feeling. The more I wake up, the more conscious I become through initiation, through friends, and the more I realize that there's a, there's a beautiful plan for each individual, no matter how terrible the situation they're in. At the end of the day, when you really think about it, even this suffering, a positive opportunity to move out of it. And then we're back to the the energies that all stay in motion and so on. So there is see, perspective, see perception, always something. The positive aspect is being with things and people can also be seen in problems, but it's crucial to the attitudes, the inner stance, and thus the actual perception. That's why I think it's so essential that we work on this perception. What's your view on this?

Friend, King Solomon said, suffering is the invitation to remove the source of suffering. Yes, it's that simple. Well, go ahead in daily life. I'm saying this with a touch of irony because freed from all earthly constraints, it sounds so easy.

Have fun.

I am drawing for myself and I want to intentionally repeat that we are humans and we remain humans and there is one help impulse, but simply put, nothing more. Because if there is great help, then possibly, hopefully, maybe in the subtle plane once we've mastered the transition. Why do I emphasize this? Because all these wisdoms, I'll just say it, they should, from my point of view, be a help in dealing more lovingly with actual life and to renounce life considering the beyond. And there Franz Salomon once said, to him here and now, to be here and now implementing the demands, not yearning for the absolute absence of pain ahead across there, because otherwise you would betray life. That's the essence for me. From all we have read, they are aids for mastering the now life, the painful, the sorrowful, all the differences.

Yes, and did you always again in all that the slight smirk experienced by thinking, I know this from somewhere, maybe a church, What was conveyed, like ascends, descends, the higher frequencies, what exactly, how do I even perceive them? I'm just saying cleaning, isn't that something religions communicate too? Then things like waiting room, maybe the purification procession. So you have ever had moments of surprise? Well, I've had them. I always thought to myself, oh my goodness, I'm really not religious. Raised not just with growth in mind but with socialism. I'm not familiar with it at all, but from what I've gathered over the course of these years, I think to myself, aha, apparently this, this religion in our world, did someone somehow at some time really get access, did that maybe capture it, took care in good faith to communicate it, and then the other people came and they killed And then we made it what it is today. And that's very perverse. You see, you may not, you shall not, you shall not, you must, and no idea what. What do you think?

I'm silent right now because I'm so shocked. I've broken it down to a very simple principle for myself. All religions are cargo cults. What does that mean for those who do not know this word? Once in the South American jungle, I'm not sure exactly where, is a crashed American airplane and the local Indigenous Indians. The tribe has the locals there. Items were removed because they thought they were from the gods and have built airplanes out of wood and worshipped and revered them. And on a crate it said cargo because it was a cargo plane. And with that they've built a sort of altar and scientists discovered it and said, oh, they have a cargo cult. They made something out of the fact that a plane crashed. It had nothing to do with God, nothing with the afterlife, nothing at all. But they believed they, they honoured the gods by worshipping a box. This was the somewhat lengthy introduction to the following. All religions and major philosophies are based on superficialities as a truth underlying an externality. They took everything and perverted it, bringing it to its utmost form. Ruhlmade Alster is hostility towards sexuality, women, and vitality, a self-destruction of the body, rather than recognizing the body as the stairway to Heaven. Everything, everything, everything, but also already everything. All religions and every major philosophy up to— wrong, created because they are hostile to life. Well, now it's up to one. A researching spirit must discern where the hint that it is sometimes wise to fast comes from. How did it come to be that the Catholic Church demonized the Therefore, I can only advise everyone, everyone, everyone to sweep aside information from all churches and to confront the truth, among other things, hear from friends' messages, Indians.

Among other things? You said the cause is something external. I believe, to be precise, the cause is actually something internal, but they are only outward, they are only just Yes, they worship the Ankh. Exactly. Yes, actually, our chapter with the pyramids. It's also, I mean, we're told that's where the pharaoh died and that was his sarcophagus. Actually, something entirely different happened. Yes, there were people who died, but not everyone, and it was more, and there were others who also had different experiences there, and so on and so forth. And yes, a beautiful call to conclude this wonderful podcast that you please, please do it yourself, do your own research, think for yourselves and take responsibility for your lives. And don't just do something because someone says to do it. Like if someone says shoot left, then don't just shoot left, but please, please, please become inward, to listen inwardly, listen to your intuition, connect with the cosmos. The exercises are endless. Endless, even now in this work, initiation and Decartography of the Subtle Worlds. Noted? Please just go ahead and use it and make something out of it. That life doesn't just pass you by and then suddenly you're this old and now you can't do this, that, or the other thing anymore. No more, or whatever, I don't know what, and I wanted this and I wanted that. No, now is now. I repeat myself, I believe I've mentioned this at the end of another season too, this awareness of the now. Once more, I want to sharpen this here at the end of this chapter and thank Gabriel. For 4 seasons he now all these friends, friend of the Indians, King Solomon, Anubis and so on, has read very wonderfully. One really enjoyed listening to her and Yes, I'm excited, there's definitely more to come, don't worry. Sometimes something will come again, but now, today and here, first and foremost, a big thank you to you, because it was possible only with you and through you. Can people now listen to this anytime over and over? Pause now and then, fast forward or rewind, listen to it again, it's here now, it's in this world. Thank you! This baby you made possible for me. To bring into the world. Thank you so, so much.

I heartily return the thanks to the mediator who made this video, entities who gave me the voice that I was then allowed to tell, and now to all that you said, which is so great, there's nothing to add except I'm now glad that I was allowed to help, and now I'm thrilled about all the colors from my past. White cloth. Thank you, lovely.

And I like to use my favorite saying, carpe vitam, which means make the most of life. You can do that. It's part of seize life. Seize life, folks. Use your life. Do something really cool with it. In this sense, thank you. So thank you, Love.