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| Short Stories : Interview With an Archangel (Chapter 3) |
CHAPTER 3
Now we turn to Archangel Michael. After driving Adam and Eve and their children from Paradise and the darkness slowly spreading over the earth like a cloth, God commanded Michael to stop Lucifer's brother.
A short piece of information for you, Robespierre, angel comes from the Greek angelos = messenger. This means all, and I emphasize all, angels, including the fallen, are messengers of God. Since there, at God's place of origin, that is, where his energy materializes, there is no time, at least not as we know it, an assignment on his part is always immediate and binding. Thus the angels have no free will, they have to carry out the tasks assigned to them.
There is no second attempt, it would take time. It also takes time to forgive them. If an angel does not carry out his mission in the sense of God, he is denied access to the 7th level, where God materializes himself, until he again experiences God's attention and finds his way back through his actions before his eyes. Archangels are the only angels who have wings. All other angels are energy units that circle around God like little energy lights.
Michael materialized to fight on earth. Michael is the warlike arm of God. His armament consists of a spear on the left, the tip of which has barbs which open after piercing the victim and then tear the heart of his opponent out of the body by withdrawing the spear.
Among other things, this is the only way to destroy the bodies used by angels on earth. To the right is what is probably the most precious and beautiful sword in the universe. This sword was made in the divine forges. Its blade is made of a metal-like material, only that it is many times more flexible, sharper and more stable than anything that occurs on earth. The original name of his sword is Belinius, das Lichterne, later known under the auspicious name Excalibur.
Regarding the materialization of angels and archangels, the following should also be noted: they need a human host on earth. The procedure for the occupation of a host runs as described below: a person is selected, usually a man (but there are also archangels in a female body, if the task assigned to him requires it) who is ready to stand on the threshold of the Death. He must be in a physical or emotional intermediate state that opens the door to the otherworld. Only in this way can the energy, the subtle nature of the angel / archangel find its way into the body.
Suicide candidates or adepts who are ready to give their lives for the last great realization are predestined for this.
This taking of a body mostly takes place at night. It is interesting that exactly on this night the star constellation of Triangle stands over the place where the chosen one is. As the energy enters him, he gets goose bumps, wants to cry with happiness, because suddenly he feels connected to everything, and a deep understanding of the wonderful perfection of creation overcomes him, he feels his closeness to the divine being.
Battle of the Brothers
Well, the first body Michael penetrated was the body of a peasant boy, bristling with strength. It was a tall, broad-shouldered giant with upper arms the size of a thigh. The fight with Lucifer, his brother, who in the meantime had materialized himself in the body of a huge dragon and lived in an underground cave, from which he drove his mischief, was now imminent. Michael approached this cave, which was near what is now Glastonbury. There he was received by five hellhounds who guarded the entrance to the cave. In Lucifer's retinue there were 13 powerful demons who gathered around him like a kind of bodyguard. As soon as Michael stepped in front of the cave in his possessed body, a terrible battle began. The beasts jumped at him and hurt him badly. After a hard and painful struggle, Michael succeeded, as the wounds inflicted on him healed immediately, to cut off the heads of the hellhounds. Immediately the 13 demons, who were trapped in bodies that resembled a mixture of human and bird of prey, pounced on Michael. They had dark, large wings. There were claws the length of a forearm on their hands, which they used like the blades of swords.
Michael built up an energy field around him that completely shielded him from the attacks of the demons. But it was possible for him to gradually destroy them from this energy field with Excalibur, because no being could continue to exist after a blow with the lightsaber, unless it was one with the light.
Lucifer finally showed himself. Roaring and breathing fire, he threw himself on his brother. Michael managed to inflict severe wounds on him.
The dragon lay humiliated and wounded on the ground. Michael let go of him.
Michael was also seriously injured. The stitches and cuts inflicted on him healed at an unearthly rate after the end of the fight.
He then returned home ... back to Heavenly Father.
Deep fall
An unpleasant surprise awaited him there. Instead of showering him with love and gratitude, God scolded him and accused him of wronging. He should have worked on Lucifer with words and not hit him with the sword. One should not fight evil with evil. He must leave heaven immediately and his mighty wings would be snatched from him.
So he should return to earth and only regain a place in heaven when he was ready to put his sword in the hands of the father, to submit to him unconditionally, and to trust in his divine love.
With a great growl and with the sound of sorrow from the angels who were devoted to Michael, Michael left heaven. Now his heart was angry like never before, because he did not understand God's reaction and felt betrayed by him. How could he send him, a warrior, on a peace mission to his brother? Was he a priest or a woman negotiating instead of fighting? His anger grew immeasurably. He blamed people for his fate, because without Lucifer's power over them the fight would never have come about and he could still be at his father's side.
This time he chose an even more powerful body. One of the 5 bodies of the survivors from Atlantis. His choice fell on Manu, who was on his way to found Babylon.
Manu (human) was so saddened by the loss of all his loved ones that he decided not to ingest anything until his body decayed.
One night he was lying in a meadow, his grief grew immeasurably. Michael took possession of his body and soul and thus the hatred and despair of Michael carried on humanity.
Suddenly he felt strong, stronger than ever.
He resumed his way to Babylon, which he was to make the city which, as the most powerful of the Orient, found such a place in history.
Manu was the greatest builder of Atlantis, so it was no surprise that he began to transform little Babylon into a mighty city in no time.
He taught the locals astrology, taught them cuneiform, and used it to put into practice his plan to take revenge on the people.
He had a huge temple built for himself, in which he ruled as god Marduk for over 300 years and had the prisoners and slaves brought to him to be executed in a bloody ritual.
They were first held in the dungeons in dark dungeons and then executed in one day, 3,000, sometimes more, in number.
The executions were carried out by Michael, Michael himself. His sword pattered 3000 times and more on the body, a stream of blood poured out, which Michael feasted on and delighted, because his hatred was insatiable.
Two such cruel days followed every week. He had the severed heads freed from the flesh and built into a huge throne, on which he was enthroned whenever he had the time and wallowed in his hatred like a demon.
This activity haunted Babylon for more than 300 years. It was probably the darkest time this city has ever had to experience.
When Manu died feared and revered as Marduk, Michael retired to a distant Inca empire to further quench his thirst for blood. In the position of high priest he had step pyramids built there. On all four sides of the pyramids there was a channel in the middle of the steps. This channel ended in a kind of tub into which rivers of blood poured on sacrificial days. Here, too, there were 2 days of sacrifice per week, in which Michael himself, in the presence of the priesthood, tore out the hearts of the condemned alive and ate them. To do this, put
he put his hand on the chest of his victims and pierced the ribs with his fingers and tore out their vital organ while they were still alive.
Then he went down the steps in a ceremonial procession to wade in the blood that had run down, which usually reached his knees, and to feast on the smell of blood. Sometimes the blood was in the valleys up to the mouths of the alpacas.
One day God touched the fate of the condemned and sent thunder and lightning, earthquakes that destroyed the place of blood. After five hundred years
Blood rule moved the energy unit Michael on to Jerusalem to rule there as the mighty king, King Solomon.
Solomon
In this reincarnation phase as the son of David, he tried to redress the injustice he had felt and ruled as a wise and just king, and God was with him despite his previous atrocities. God's love is sometimes difficult for us on earth to understand, but it is omnipresent and all-encompassing. She was with him when Solomon and his empire were threatened by the entire Egyptian armed forces after Pharaoh's plan was thwarted. He had blackmailed the queen out of the legendary Saba that she had to infiltrate the royal court of Solomon by infatuating Solomon and enticing him to attend her festival of sacrifices for
Isis to participate, which would be considered sacrilege because she sacrificed Egyptian deities and that on Hebrew soil. This incident was supposed to turn Solomon's people against their king and thus lead to his overthrow .... Solomon had almost been disempowered when the temple was desecrated by his iniquity and collapsed by a tremor. It was only through God's goodness that the temple was rebuilt overnight and Solomon regained his royal dignity. The Queen of Sheba recognized her iniquity and confessed everything to Solomon, and a love blossomed between the two who had never known the eyes of the worlds.
From this love the queen gave birth to a son of Solomon. After years of happiness, the day of parting came and the Queen of Sheba returned to her with her son
far realm back. The Pharaoh recognized the failure of his plan and sent his entire force against the army of Solomon, which corresponded to only a tenth of the Egyptian fighting strength. Once again, through God's providence and the wisdom of Michael, permeated by Solomon, the king of Israel devised a plan that would lead the entire Egyptian army to ruin. The king had the shields of his soldiers polished to a shine and attacked the enemy from the sun. He positioned his army behind a crevice. The Egyptians rushed with their mighty force against the sons of Israel.
The moment they rushed up to three hundred feet with their warhorses, Solomon had the soldiers aim their shields against the sun and
almost the whole army of Egypt lost its life blinded in the crevice. The Pharaoh never recovered from this defeat and it took his army two generations to regain their old fighting strength. The Queen of Sheba was never again haunted by the pharaoh's lust for vengeance. Solomon ruled until his end with a goodness and wisdom that would last for millennia.
“So Robespierre, I hope it has been exciting to follow me. It continues tomorrow. As you can see, there is nothing absolutely bad or good. Each part carries a piece of the next part, although I find the story of Michael tragic, and the best is yet to come. By the way, there was still a reincarnation phase of Michael as Pharaoh in Egypt. But I'll get into that a little later.
See you tomorrow. ”Robespierre left the café, which fortunately was open all night, otherwise the exciting lecture would have been interrupted for a long time.
When he stepped out into the street, it thundered and flashed. He would get wet to the bone on the way home. As since the beginning of the interview with Michael, what he had heard went through his head that evening. Fortunately, he had everything on tape. That seemed like material for a book. Such an abundance of material that he already possessed indicated that there was still a lot of work to be done.
His way led him to the hotel bar. There he was enjoying a whiskey or two when a well-dressed gentleman came up to him and asked him if he would like a drink with him. He enjoyed a little company, and so they started talking. In the course of the conversation, Robespierre told him about Michael.
The man introduced himself as Daniel Sarissa. He originally came from Iran, but he had work to do all over the world. Wouldn't he like to give him a rough outline of what this Michael had told him? Robespierre asked what this interest meant, he did not want to tell him - please understand - at the moment, he intended to write a book on the whole subject. OK, said Daniel, but is it possible to get a preprint before he publishes it? Yes, said Robespierre, that could be arranged if he explained to him what he was interested in.
“Well,” said Daniel, “there are forces in this world who are interested in certain things not being drawn into the public eye. It would introduce far-reaching changes for those who, in their opinion, are not that advanced in humanity. ”Robespierre said he would think about it.
They exchanged phone numbers and promised to meet again in two weeks. Robespierre went to his room and started typing the tapes he had recorded so far into his laptop. He decided to take a few days off. The next day Michael came and they agreed that they would continue the interview in 4 days. The next morning, after a hearty breakfast, he walked straight to the church, which peeled off the surrounding walls like a monument. He stepped in reverently and crossed himself on the bowl of holy water. He followed the aisle on the left with a table with candles in the middle. The new candles were stored under the table, of which he took three. After removing the old metal molds, he set up the three new candles in the shape of a triangle facing east, where Michael said the house of God was.
Now he stepped into the nave and devoted all his interest to the Bible, which was on display there and in which the sermons were divided into weeks. He was reading the chapters of Mark when he saw the shadow of a sword on the pages. This shadow covered the whole page. He turned left and right, but the shadow stayed in place even as he turned the pages of the Bible. There was no object that could cast that shadow. His gaze slid across the nave, but he couldn't find anything. Fascinated, he took several steps back and forward again, but the shadow always remained on the page it had just turned. He would ask Michael about it. He followed the right corridor to the huge front door, which was much easier to open than it looked. He spent the rest of the time in his hotel room tidying up his tapes and writing them down. He finally met Michael and immediately told him about the events in the church. Could he tell him what this shadow of the sword meant.
"Oh yeah"; said Michael. "Since the fallen Archangel Michael wants to return to the light, God has given him the chance to return, but only under the following points of view:
1.: He must lead a humble life during his reincarnation phase.
2. He does not have to use the knowledge available to him to gain power.
Do you know the components of power? Power comes from love and wisdom. Love is + and wisdom is +, and + and + = -. It follows that power is always a minus. To exercise power over who or what is not to trust that he up there has a plan of creation. Everything is included in his plan of creation. Everything from the beginning of time to the end of time. He is the only one who can exercise 'power' because he knows the outcome of all deeds. Not trusting is paid with suffering, because through suffering you gain knowledge.
The third point of view is, Michael must put his sword in God's hands, and that is arguably the hardest part of his job. Because this act requires absolute love and devotion to the Father.
This shadow that you saw is an indication of this task and God's reminder of Michael to trust him. By sharing it with me, I am reminded of the path that I should go.
Sometimes it's good to be reminded of its existence. I am grateful to you for that.
But now back to where we stopped last time. We ended up at Salomon's. I have only hinted at another temporally relevant incarnation, but now I will go into it.
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