More on the Ark of the Covenant
I also received an email about the Ark of the Covenant from a man in British Columbia who is not on my newsletter list but was referred to me from someone who is. I wrote to him and asked him if I could use his name when I shared his email but I did not receive a “yes” or “no.” Nonetheless, I want to share his email since it is quite interesting, informative and intriguing. He writes:
“As I’ve propounded in my presentations, the Ark is a technology. Because of its geometry and material composition it absorbs and the releases etheric energies as does any capacitor. When one surmounts the mercy seat, and sits atop the device they are bathed in an etheric energy field which boosts their Psi abilities, clairvoyance, communication (Channeling), telekinesis, and so forth. Because of this, the Ark technology has been coveted and employed by many cultures. I’ve seen depictions of an Ark device in both the Babylonian/Sumerian cultures, the Egyptian, and of course the Hebrew. It would not surprise me in the least that the Ethiopians would also have an Ark(s), having been connected to both the Egyptian and the Hebrew cultures. With a little acacia wood and gold leaf I could fashion one myself. So suffice to say that were many Arks built through the years. I still bet that the original Jewish Ark is in the cave over looking Tiberius on the Sea of Galilee.
“Interestingly, when I first went scrying for the Ark, I also ran in to a Phoenician energy overlay. This would make sense for Phoenicia was also an ancient culture sandwiched between Egypt, Israel, and ancient Sumer. In the end, they all have common origins, cultural artifacts, and technologies. I would attest that this particular “Ark~Mercy Seat” artifact, (of which I feel all modern thrones claim a watered down recollection/inspiration too), came from, and is one of the salvaged sciences from the Atlantean times. You don’t need special crystals with this device (although they might enhance its effects if you knew how and where to place them), all you need is wood, gold, and a knowledge of spherical geometry.”
Thank you for sending these fascinating insights! The Ark of the Covenant is always an intriguing topic. I love the Atlantis connection.
