Subject:
Re: blackbird singing in the dead of
Date:
Wed, 14 Apr 1999 22:43:55 +0000
From:
Bud Wilson <sacred@primenet.com>
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The Way of Nature / Sacred Passage
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Dan, Thought you might want to review this: There is certainly
enough
fear circulating around these issues to fill an ocean. Hope this
finds
you happy and well. John Milton and I would love to see you visit
our
Gaia Sanctuary in Crestone this summer.
all the best to you, Bud Wilson
An extract from
The Secret Order of the Beloved
Disciple
by James Twyman
I decided to call Fr. John three days after our visit
with Maya
and Ishtar.
Much to my amazement, as soon as he answered the phone
I felt the
heavy
weight leave. I introduced myself and told him who had
given me
his
number.
"Yes, Maya told me you might call." he
said. "It sounds like you
had quite an
adventure in former Yugoslavia. I just bought your book
'Emissary
of
Light' but haven't had a chance to read it yet."
"According to Maya you have been to Bosnia as
well," I said.
"Yes, several
times. I was stuck in Sarajevo once during the height of
the war,
then
went back a year later to plant a peace pole at the exact
spot
where
ArchDuke Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914 sparking World
War I.
It
appears the earth has a tendency to remember powerful events,
regardless of whether they're positive or negative...on
an
energetic level,
of course. I believe that planting a peace pole and saying
certain prayers
can help neutralize a negative vortex and bring it back
to
normal. That has
been one of the more bizarre areas of my work lately."
I then told him about the concert I was scheduled
to perform in
Belgrade.
He explained that he had wanted to go to Serbia for a long
time.
"There is a region of Serbia called Kosovo which
is ready to
explode in
ethnic warfare at any time," he said. "In Kosovo
there is a place
called
the 'Field of the Blackbirds' which has been an energetic
point
zero for all
the negative events that have taken place there for the
last
seven hundred
years. During the Crusades there was a battle on this small
area
of land
and the entire Serbian army was slaughtered. It became
their
battle cry,
'Remember the Field of the Blackbirds,' and they've been
saying
it ever
since. Almost every conflict in that region of the world
has had
some
connection to that field. I believe it is because the land
itself
has not
been healed. I want to go there with a peace pole and conduct
the
same
ceremony we did in Sarajevo."
He definitely didn't talk like any priest I had ever
heard
before. Catholic
priests don't normally believe in things like, "healing
the
land," or
"negative energy vortex's." If for no other reason
than that I
knew I had to
meet him. He agreed and we decided that Jennifer and I
would join
him at
his house the next evening.
"I have been waiting for an opportunity like
this for a very long
time,"
John said to me. "I believe that the Emissaries you
met in the
mountains
of Bosnia are the most secret and elusive branch of the
'Community of the
Beloved' founded by St. John. And I also believe that they
know
what we
only suspect, that the time of the Second Coming is at
hand. I
also have a
feeling I know who this 'new teacher' is, but I can't say
anything about it
yet. There is a woman I want you to meet, a shaman who
lives in
Los
Angeles named Shrinat Devi. I believe that she will know
what we
should
do next. But we should wait until we're ready to leave
for Serbia
before
we see her."
"I don't understand," I said. "Are
you planning on coming with
me?"
"If you don't mind I feel it's important that
I go. I want to
bring a peace
pole and plant it at the 'Field of Blackbirds.' I think
your
concert is the
perfect reason to go, and once we are there we can do the
real
work. I also
believe that we will be shown more about the 'next teacher'
the
Emissaries spoke of. That's really want you want isn't
it?"
I agreed and we decided to plan the trip together.
The sudden
change in
direction startled me, but it felt right. there was something
about Fr.
John that completely intrigued me and his knowledge about
the
lineage of
St. John suddenly seemed invaluable. Jennifer and I said
goodnight and I
promised to call him the next day to arrange our visas
and or
flight.
(From a report submitted by Fr. John entitled: The
Real Meaning
of the
Battle of Kosovo) The battle of Kosovo took place on June
28,
1389
between a Christian Coalition led by Tsar Lazar of Serbia
and the
Turkish
Muslim forces led by King Murad. In addition to being a
great
leader, Tsar
Lazar was also a very spiritual and holy man. In a story
told to
every
Serbian school child for countless generations, an extraordinary
event is
recounted. The night before the battle God appeared to
Tsar Lazar
and told
him he could win either a great material or a great spiritual
victory. It
was his choice. Being a man of profound Christian faith,
Tsar did
not
hesitate and chose the spiritual victory. The next day
the battle
was lost
and both Tsar Lazar and King Murad were killed.
The misinterpretation of that event by Serbian nationalists
has
led to
their denial of Tsar Lazar's vow as well as the promise
given to
him by
God. It is as if the ancient battle had never been lost,
as if
the Muslims
had never fought in Kosovo at all, or that the 400 year
cultural
flowering
and unique legacy of Muslims and Christians living together
in
Bosnia
never occurred.
Tsar Lazar's choice of a great spiritual victory
led eventually
to the
flowering of diverse religious and ethnic cultures, all
living
together in
peace and harmony. This was most profound in Sarajevo,
a model of
hope
for the future of the world and a bulwark against religious
fundamentalism and fanaticism. In their denial and
misunderstanding of
this, and ultimately the building of Gazi Mestan in Kosovo,
a
monument
symbolizing Serbian ethnic and religious nationalism, the
values
Tsar
Lazar had repudiated in his choice for a spiritual victory
were
lost.
Serbia went against their greatest spiritual leader, his
vow and
choice,
and God's promise to him.
It is well known that World War I was triggered by
the
assassination of
ArchDuke Ferdinand on June 1914 by a Serbian named Gavrilo
Princep.
This in turn paved the way for World War II, the rise of
Adolf
Hitler and
the Nazi party, the Holocaust, and many other horrors.
the war in
former
Yugoslavia ended nearly a century of European warfare with
ethnic
violence that had not been seen since Hitler. What is not
so well
known
are the links of all these events to Kosovo and the promise
to
Tsar Lazar.
Gavrilo Princep, a Serbian nationalist, specifically
chose the
day of June
28 to assassinate the ArchDuke. It was the anniversary
of the
Battle of
Kosovo, but what he did not know was the true nature of
the group
that
sponsored the assassination and from whom he took direction.
They
were
not the like-minded nationalists Princep thought they were,
but a
secret
Serbian occult terrorist organization that called themselves
"The
Black
Hand." In this light the events of 1914-1945 and their
spiritual
significance take on a whole new meaning.
The continuation of these events bring us back to
Kosovo on June
28,
1989, the 600th anniversary of the battle. President Milosevic
of
Serbia,
also the last president of Yugoslavia, gave an historic
speech on
the
battlefield of Kosovo to rally the last vestiges of a greater
Serbia. This
final tragic misinterpretation of the spiritual victory
won at
the battle
of Kosovo and God's promise to Tsar Lazar set into motion
all the
terrible
events that have taken place in Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia
and now
Kosovo
over the last ten years. These have all these been the
dark
fruits of the
misunderstanding of the Battle of Kosovo.
Please distribute this to as many people as possible. It
is extremely
important that we
understand the history behind the Balkans conflict.
We have an opportunity to use this common concern to unite
millions in
love and with
thoughts of peace in a way never before possible. The promise
of a great
spiritual
victory that God made to to Tsar Lazar can now be fulfilled.
If you are interested in obtaining chapters of The Secret
Order of the
Beloved
Disciple please email to 114574.733@compuserve.com
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