Friday Mystery Five

By Lynn & A Man Called Da-da

Hi all, and welcome to a new segment Lynn and I call, “Friday Mystery Five,” where we’ll be looking at various mysteries and wondering WHY they occurred on a Friday. (Psst… not really.) As usual, after each mystery's prologue, Lynn’s words will appear “in quotes” and my (Da-da’s) subsequent questions/thoughts [will be in brackets], and in some cases (parentheses) to be really confusing… which is Da-da’s natural third-person state. Anyway, let's get started.

  

1. The Holy Grail

So, ok… let's get this over with. Was there really a famous cup Brother J (Yeshua/Jesus) used at the Last Supper (that the Nazis really were crazy about)? If so, did it have any powers? (I’m guessing NO, and Brother J is nodding vigorously.) And if the cup existed as an artifact, where is it? Was it really carried to Britain by Joseph of Aramathea, or was this story a Brother J allegory for the 'spirit within the body,' like the wine inside the cup? (Btw, ever wonder about this?)

What Lynn Saw

Lynn: "I want to say there was a cup. Did it have special powers? I get no. I see Brother J holding a cup, but the power was in him. The cup was just a cup. it's not the cup, it's the person holding the cup. Where is it? I see these huge columns crumbling long ago, this huge structure that crumbled... and the cup and other elements from the Last Supper were destroyed inside. There was nothing magical or special about it. Inanimate objects aren't important, as you know. It's within *you* that these magical properties lie, so people need to look within."

[Tangent: After Brother J was killed, the Romans apparently put a bunch of his followers -- Joseph of Aramathea and Mary Magdalene and Mary, et al -- into a boat with no oars or rudder or sails, and shoved them out into the Mediterranean to get rid of them, thinking they’d either drown or die of exposure. (Lovely.) Did they actually make it to the South of France, and then England? (FYI, Joseph of Aramathea, a wealthy and respected metals merchant known to the Romans, the Gauls (the French), and tin miners in what would become Britain, was Brother J’s uncle.]

Lynn: "This did happen. I feel like they landed on a Mediterranean coast. South of France?”

[Ah, there’s my bottle of Rennes le Chateau....]

  

2. What the heck happened at Neumayer Station, Antarctica, in 2014?

Remember this? We may have talked about this, but not sure we ever got to it. Better late than never.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kk4Q_0LYmlk

What Lynn Saw

Lynn: "It's not the station itself that triggered what happened. This site is not only at a point where there's leyline activity -- energy below this location — but also energy ABOVE this location: a portal. This was all a portal effect. Earth is her own living being, with her own vibration, her own noticeable HUM (which the people in the station felt and fled from, as you can see in the time-lapse footage), and sometimes this energy will short circuit from a deep earth leyline to a portal." 

[Right. This happens to Gaia portals all the time, all over the place. And this is energy from the earth shorting UP to the portals, right? So, this is what those of us who live close to portals experience, though portals are now alive and knowingly vent energy *away* from people so they don’t get hurt.]

Lynn: "Yes. I never thought of it that way, but you are right. No wonder those around Gaia portals feel so zapped, or hot, etc. all the time. I get the air is different at night (like thinner????) and makes the energy effects worse.”

  

3. China’s "Black Bamboo Valley” 

Here’s the story, via MessagetoEagle.com, that we’ve had on our list for some time. 

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"Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Mount Emei, in Sichuan Province, southwest China, Heizhu Valley, or Black Bamboo Valley is often referred to as China’s Bermuda [Triangle?]. The valley occupies an area of about 180 square kilometers and it’s a truly beautiful place. It’s also very dangerous place that is home to a variety of exotic and rare plants and animals.

 Black Bamboo Valley is inhabited by the Yi people who have lived there since ancient times. The Yi people have several frightening myths and legends about their valley. They say that one part of the Heizhu Valley is forbidden and those who try to enter are punished by the ancestral spirits.

Many people have disappeared in the Black Bamboo Valley. In 1949, when the People’s Republic of China was first established, 30 Kuomintang (KMT) soldiers who entered the Heizhu Valley never returned. Following in their footsteps, three scouts of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army entered the valley.

Only one of them returned. It took him some time to remember what had happened, but he finally regained his memory he told a strange story about his experiences in the valley. He said that had felt some unusual energy that made him dizzy. He tried to follow his friends, but their traces just vanished and lost consciousness.

In 1950, as many as 100 people vanished in the Black Bamboo Valley. The reason remains unknown. In 1976, three members from a Sichuan forest prospecting team also vanished in the valley. Planes have vanished over the valley and there have been countless reports of missing people who never returned from this frightening place.

Why so many people disappear in the Heizhu Valley is a mystery. Some think the dense fog that lasts almost all day long in the valley could be one of the most plausible reasons for the disappearance of human beings and livestock in the area. The thick fog prevents people to find their way through thick forests. The Black Bamboo Valley is known for its perilous and complicated geological conditions.

In 1962, a team of geologists visited the Heizhu Valley. Only one of them returned from the expedition. He said that he lost the sense of time when he came in contact with the fog, and also reported hearing strange and frightening sounds. He was so scarred that he didn’t move until the fog subsided.  Other people have reported loss of time and orientation believing there might some magnetic anomaly in the valley.”

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[Spooky. Is there anything to this?]

What Lynn Saw

Lynn: "I'm watching in my mind people walking through this valley. They feel like they're being followed, but there's nothing there. The deeper they get, the more this emotion comes over them. I see this black smoke, a symbol for negative energy around that place. There's a dark energy that doesn't want people there. You can't see it, but you can hear it and feel it. The fog must be the "black smoke" I'm seeing; it's like a bunch of 'negative fog caterpillars' -- there are multiple ones -- crawling around and scrambling people's minds, creating paranoia and voices in people's heads. It's not that people were taken to another vibrational plane, they just get lost and confused by the low vibrations, and can't find their way out. Most became so insane that they couldn't escape, and stumbled around till they became too weak and finally died. The energy has been there a long time. I can't see where it was created. It slowly takes you over, creating crazy sounds in your head."

[Could this negative energy be dispelled? What happened there so long ago to create the negativity? Or is there something underground?]

Lynn: "I was trying to figure that out. Energy isn't created or destroyed, but it can be shifted, and I get that many many times, when the negative energy shifted, it went there (??).  I don't see a way to dispel it, in fact it has been there for as far back as I can see. It was as if the earth was given this area to "trap" negativity (??)."

4. The Nanking 'Missing 3000'

Here’s the story (again from MessagetoEagle.com). What really happened? [NOTE: For those unfamiliar with the 1937 Rape of Nanking, aka, the Nanking Massacre, this isn’t a nice patch of history.]

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"On December 9, 1939, during the horrors of the Japanese aggression against the Republic of China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-45), a newly-arrived battalion of Chinese soldiers was assigned to a two-mile stretch of foothills as reinforcements in the area of Nanking, or Nanjing (the former capital of China). The commander of the battalion was colonel Li Fu Sien and the Chinese army was ordered to prevent those Japanese present from getting out of the city. Several hours later 3,000 Chinese soldiers were gone without a trace. There were no signs of any battle and their guns were found stacked beside their cooking fire. With the exception of a handful of troops stationed at the bridge on watch, there was not another single soldier to be seen. How could an entire army just vanish? One theory is that the Japanese had attacked and dragged the soldiers away, but colonel Li Fu Shien and his aides had not heard any sounds during the night. The few remaining soldiers were questioned, but according to their testimonies they had not heard any sounds of combat. They had absolutely no idea what could have happened to the missing battalion."

What Lynn Saw

Lynn: "I don't know when chemical warfare came to be, but I get something about a fog-like white cloud of smoke came over the soldiers and when they breathed it, it worked like ether. It was something that was tested on them, without drawing attention to the process. The people on the Japanese side felt less like soldiers than regular people, and they were trying to put the soldiers asleep so the Japanese locals could escape. But since they didn't know exactly what they were doing, a lot of the soldiers died. It was an accident. So, the locals humanely disposed of the bodies as best they could, then they escaped."

[So, were those Chinese or Japanese villagers who released that chemical agent? And how did they dispose of the bodies?]

Lynn: “The Japanese did it to escape. I'm curious if there is a location somewhat close by that allowed for the easy disposal of the bodies. I feel like they went into the earth by being buried, into an old volcano, or in water (??).”

[Here’s hoping we can all find common ground and learn to get along.]

5. The Flying City

There are several legends and books and movies (“Castle in the Sky”!) about a legendary “flying city” from long ago, but… was there ever one? If so, where is it now, and who built it? 

What Lynn Saw

Lynn: "I feel like there are *multiple flying cities,* not just one, and they’re in different dimensions. Every once in a while, people will see one, but then it's gone… which of course inspires the legends over the years. These cities exist on a different type of earth, a different plane of existence. We’re going to see them more and more. Heck, we might even live on one! Gravity affects things differently in different dimensions. We have this to look forward to."

And that’s it for this edition. We’ll see you next time.

  

 [Note: This is a pic of an actual 'city-in-the-sky' taken a few years ago in China, which is a glimpse into another dimension/parallel earth.]