Below is the Gaia Portal message published on Sunday 28th August.
I would interpret the message as follow:
- The word 'Teleculicus' in the first sentence can be broken down as 'tele' and 'culicus', where 'culicus' is a Latin name for gnat which is a small flying insect. I would say that the whole sentence means that a group of extraterrestrial beings come to meet the representatives of the Galactic Confederation.
- Both parties are glad to see that they have similar frequencies, which are of the pure Light.
- The Council of Seven Lights is being contacted as the Galactic Confederation send their craft to Earth.
- In the last sentence, the phase 'Andulusian Spirit' seems to be implying the endeavour of all Lightworkers to liberate the planet and enter the new era of Golden Age.
P.S. Andalucia was the launching point for the discovery of America. Many Andalusians participated in the expedition that would end the Middle Ages and signal the beginning of modernity.
Reference:
http://www.gaia.com/video/23-council-seven-lights
http://www.andalucia.com/history/home.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia#History
Source:
https://gaiaportal.wordpress.com/2016/08/28/teleculicus-comes-before-the-grand-juries-of-light/
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Teleculicus comes before the grand Juries of Light.
Vibrational similarities are praised.
Sevens are contacted, as Galactics send their craft.
Andalusian Spirits calm the day.
Nice synchro, for I'm now reading this document called The council of Seven Lights by George van Tassel. To me it seems to be a mix of genuine info and experience, plus the use of free flying imagination, present in George's interpretations. This man lived with his wife in the desert, a bit of a recluse turning in circles with the windmills of his minds, alone and without others to offer a view from different angles. But there are loving vibes present in between the human flaws, if you could call them that.
ReplyDeleteHere it is:
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/56be6cee-30b5-4f1c-bdfe-59fb74cc7faa