FROM HAIKU, MAUI New revelations well up at Royal Albert Hall, Albert Memorial in London Albert & Victoria Reunited Intricate guidance signs lead to several stunning intuitive revelations
LONDON, England, Oct 22, 2011 - I woke up Saturday morning at 4:30AM and could not go back to asleep. That's very unusual for me. I figured it was one or more of my spirit guides tugging my chain. But why? I had not idea what it was about. I thought we were done now with our big Constantine-European chakra clearing pilgrimage. I gave up on sleep around 6AM and went to Starbucks and to a local French pastry shop to get breakfast for Elizabeth and I and for my daughter's family. When I "served it" to them a little after 7AM, ringing the bell and saying "Starbucks delivery," everybody was stunned and delighted at the same time. The kids screamed for joy. "They will never forget it," Elizabeth prophesied when I served a "breakfast in bed" to her at our hotel room. After Elizabeth and I got cleaned up and dressed, I suggested a walk in the park. Hyde Park, that is. We had no particular plan or direction in mind. Yet we ended up entering the park between the Royal Albert Hall and the Albert Memorial. This is where we took these pictures... "Wonder why I am so drawn to this place?" I said out loud as we walked around the Memorial. "Do you know that every time I have come to London in the last 35 years I ended up here for one reason or another?" "Must do some research on Albert when we get back," I muttered more to myself than to Elizabeth. The next thing that happened was that we found ourselves walking toward the Kensington Palace. For no special reason. Again, we had no plan, no conscious intention to do anything in particular this morning. Yet we ended up at the residence of the British monarchs up until the end of the 18th century, when the Buckingham Palace was built. It was a beautiful morning, so we took a lot of pictures of birds and trees around the Round Pond. By the time we strolled all around, we thought we'd stop and use the restrooms outside the palace. I reached for the door knob of the men's room and yanked it. It was locked. As if by magic, a woman appeared out of nowhere at that very moment with a key. She unlock the outdoor restrooms for us. Then just as we got out, the doors opened to the Kensington Palace special new exhibit on Seven Princesses. It was 10AM. We were welcomed and ushered in by a jovial man. We were the first visitors to enter. "Shall we go in and see what all the shouting about the new exhibit is about?" I asked Elizabeth. "Sure," she nodded. "Are you a Londoner?" I asked the man as we were buying our tickets. "Yes, Sir, I am," he replied. "Then can you tell me why they call your fair city the Old Blighty?" A puzzled frown curled up on the man's forehead. "You've heard that term, haven't you? The Blighty." "Yes, Sir, I have. But I have to admit you have me stumped. I have no idea why."
Later, I found out from another gallery guides that that was probably
due to all the pests and diseases, like
As it turns out the new exhibit was quite interesting. Elizabeth got really into it, writing down all sorts of personal details about the seven princesses. We also heard a fascinating story from one of the guides how Victoria became the queen by a quick of fate and after some long odds, when Princess Charlotte, the heir to the throne, died at a young age in childbirth. Victoria ended up being the longest reigning British monarch in history - almost 64 years (right shot). Above are some pictures we took during the visit to the Kensington Palace. In the left frame, you can see Elizabeth sitting on the throne, looking rather regal. In the middle, yours truly is using an old typewriter in the grand hall. In the right, Elizabeth is dancing in the adjacent hall, where gracious people danced the nights away in the centuries past. Before we left, I took pictures of the seven princesses, STARTING with the above shot of Victoria (who was not the first in order in the exhibit room). On our way back, we stopped at the Royal Albert Hall to pick up our tickets for tonight's concert (Carmina Burana). When we returned to our hotel, I started to do my research on Albert. And then on Victoria. Revelations kept exploding like an oil gusher. By late afternoon, all pieces of the Albert and Victoria puzzle were fitting perfectly. They are reunited again in this lifetime. So I wrote the following notes in my personal diary.
Then another intuition hit me like a bombshell. What if Elizabeth (and her split Eve) was Victoria? After all, she was Queen Mary I. That we know for a fact. And Fausta, my second wife as Constantine. And since we tend to incarnate together in lifetime over lifetime...
So there you have it. Albert and Victoria are reunited again. And they went together last night to a wonderful concert at Albert Hall, which Victoria lovingly built, along with the Memorial, for her beloved husband who passed away at the age of 42. They had nine children together. She never remarried. And this evening (Oct 23), Elizabeth and I also went to an organ recital at Westminster Abbey, where all of British monarchs were crowned. The music was marvelous and the acoustics fabulous. Here are some photos from that visit... As you can see, our epic European pilgrimage got an unexpected twist at the end. Fortunately, it was a happy ending, reliving an immortal love story in which nobody conquered or enslaved anyone. Two people fell in love and shared their hearts and lives together for as long as they lived. Nothing unusual about that? Perhaps not. Except that the woman was an empress and the man a former emperor who was learning to be humble and gracious. And put his beloved woman ahead of himself.
This concludes our trip to Europe. We fly back home tomorrow via Los Angeles. --- PS: HAIKU, Maui, Dec 16 - Ahtun Re confirmed today ALL of my above intuitions, including the three splits of my wives. THE END (for now...). |
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