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July 9, 2024 Edition

😯 Today is Tuesday July 9th, and on this day in 1811, an explorer named David Thompson posted a sign near what is today Sacajawea State Park in Washington state, claiming the Columbia District was for the United Kingdom.

I got this information from Wikipedia, and how interesting it is assuming it’s referring to the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C. I mean seriously, think about it. Not only is the District of Columbia apparently in our country but not of our country, but there’s something else.

Despite the sovereignty of the American people, and despite the fact that the United States is independent and free from outside rule, the street design in certain places in Washington D.C. is similar to Rennes le Chateau in France. Also, the landscape in D.C. and certain monuments are similar to that of Vatican City and sacred sights in Egypt and South America. This would hint at the fact that although the United States is separate from the rest of the world, it’s not free from certain powers that be.

Also, at the highest level, the COI (Coordinator of Information), which became the OSS before changing over to the CIA, was ran by British and Canadian Military officers. Some things did change after Pearl Harbor because the UK was supplying us with intel at that time, but not entirely. Even when the CIA came into existence, British and Canadian intelligence officers maintained their roles at the top and worked out of offices right here in the United States in New York.

What does all this mean? It means that David Thompson could’ve been telling the truth and warning the citizens of the United States.

🌞 Well, the summer is here, and it has been a hot one. I don’t think the temperature reading from inside my car is accurate to the outside temperature, but I got in my car Sunday and Monday, and the reading was 104 degrees and 108 degrees. That’s pretty hot for July. I wonder what the Dog Days will bring.

πŸ§™β€β™‚οΈ For me, the summer season finally began Sunday, July 7th despite the official first day being June 21st. I celebrated the summer solstice on the 21st, and after my own personal ceremony, I decided to save the remains (candle wax, herbs, salt, etc.).

I stored it in a ceramic bowl covered with parchment paper and held on to it for sixteen days until July 7th because the New Moon was on the 5th. I preformed a second ritual on the 7th and buried the remains will awareness and direct intent of spiritual purpose. This burial acted as a “planting of seeds” while releasing the energy held for the previous sixteen days.

That night at 10 PM, the Moon was on the 11th degree of Leo and in conjunction with Mercury on the 9th degree. It was a good time for speaking, praying aloud, and verbalizing any hopes and wishes.

The directional cross in the astrological chart linked the 4th degrees of Sagittarius (MC) and Gemini (IC), and the 15th degrees of Aquarius (Ascendant) and Leo (Descendent). Energetically, the cross supported hopefulness, support, and guidance at the top. The fourth house contained an opening for accessing primitive practices and roots, and pagan practices of spirituality. It was a moment of freshness, improvement, and love.

🌊 How about that hurricane that touched down in Texas? Hurricane Beryl robbed over 3 million people of power, and according to the BBC, at least seven people lost their lives. As much damage as Beryl did, I don’t think it was as bad as expected. Beryl touched down as a category 1 before being downgraded to a tropical storm.

I hope the people in Texas are enjoying the heavenly waters and approaching this time with a positive attitude. I send love and fun to state because I know they’re a strong persevering people.

Alright, it’s 5:40 AM, and I’m going back to bed for another three hours. Enjoy this Tuesday, try to live in the moment, and try to be aware of the people and the things going on around you. Being in the right place at the right time today puts you in the presence of people who can help your cause. Try not to miss this opportunity.

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