Laron
QHHT & Past Life Regression
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Creator of transients.info & The Roundtable
A little something I submitted to a local magazine for publishing. (Collingwood, New Zealand, M.A.D. Magazine)
In Good Company
What is the first sign of civilisation in a culture? Anthropologist Margaret Mead was once asked that question. Her response: a broken thighbone that had healed. Mead went on to say that in the animal kingdom if you break your leg you die.
Evidence of the femur healing shows someone was taken care of; they took the time to stick around, bound up the wound, and possibly carry the person to safety to be tended to through recovery.
In early December, The Free Marketeers at the A&P Showgrounds in Richmond started up.
The markets are open to all, with no segregation or discrimination—no vaccine pass and no forced use of masks, which science has shown are not effective and can lead to health problems and death.
Because of thought forms, masks also contribute towards fear and enslavement based aether energy. Such energy is used as a food source at a dimensional level not perceivable to the five human senses, but which an intuitive can observe.
The organiser once had a stall at the Motueka markets. The person responsible there started to enforce the use of masks for all stall holders, and implemented vaccine passports recently. As a result, a decision was made to create a new freedom based market, The Free Marketeers.
Last weekend the market was one of the largest I’ve come across in the district. As an energy healer and regression hypnotherapist (QHHT), I have contact with beings, and collectives, beyond our human reality, and work with energy on a regular basis. I attended this market last Sunday, a couple of weeks after having been there on their first day.
The market and community space, including the grassy areas where children played and folk of all ages sat, relaxed and ate, was just something that I’d felt was missing over the past two years—an integral part of what it means to be human that was ripped away from us.
People’s faces were visible (a rarity these days!), their smiles, laughter and pure joy expressed as they explored the array of stalls and took time to socialise. I came across an old friend I hadn’t seen for years. We chatted for a while, both having no worries in the world.
Photo: Parallel Media
The grounds were bustling. With a variety of entertainment, including singers and buskers, over one hundred stallholders were present.
‘We live in a time where healthy human interaction is demonised. This too shall pass if the few of us left with sanity keep the flame of freedom burning,’ Charlie Chester says under a video put together and shared on YouTube by Parallel Media, who’re covering the markets. In another comment, Green Hills said, ‘Notice how people are standing together talking to each other. Never saw that on the other farmer's markets. This one is “vibing” high.’
Margaret Mead said helping others is where civilization begins.
As of today Motueka market now accepts people without masks and doesn’t force the vaccine passport.
With 2022 around the corner, it’s a perfect time for all of us to step out from under whatever it is holding us back, embrace Natural Lore/Law, and create, just like this fabulous market at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds on Sundays, 10am–3pm. I’ll see you there.
For stall inquiries, contact [email protected]
In Good Company
What is the first sign of civilisation in a culture? Anthropologist Margaret Mead was once asked that question. Her response: a broken thighbone that had healed. Mead went on to say that in the animal kingdom if you break your leg you die.
Evidence of the femur healing shows someone was taken care of; they took the time to stick around, bound up the wound, and possibly carry the person to safety to be tended to through recovery.
In early December, The Free Marketeers at the A&P Showgrounds in Richmond started up.
The markets are open to all, with no segregation or discrimination—no vaccine pass and no forced use of masks, which science has shown are not effective and can lead to health problems and death.
Because of thought forms, masks also contribute towards fear and enslavement based aether energy. Such energy is used as a food source at a dimensional level not perceivable to the five human senses, but which an intuitive can observe.
The organiser once had a stall at the Motueka markets. The person responsible there started to enforce the use of masks for all stall holders, and implemented vaccine passports recently. As a result, a decision was made to create a new freedom based market, The Free Marketeers.
Last weekend the market was one of the largest I’ve come across in the district. As an energy healer and regression hypnotherapist (QHHT), I have contact with beings, and collectives, beyond our human reality, and work with energy on a regular basis. I attended this market last Sunday, a couple of weeks after having been there on their first day.
The market and community space, including the grassy areas where children played and folk of all ages sat, relaxed and ate, was just something that I’d felt was missing over the past two years—an integral part of what it means to be human that was ripped away from us.
People’s faces were visible (a rarity these days!), their smiles, laughter and pure joy expressed as they explored the array of stalls and took time to socialise. I came across an old friend I hadn’t seen for years. We chatted for a while, both having no worries in the world.
Photo: Parallel Media
The grounds were bustling. With a variety of entertainment, including singers and buskers, over one hundred stallholders were present.
‘We live in a time where healthy human interaction is demonised. This too shall pass if the few of us left with sanity keep the flame of freedom burning,’ Charlie Chester says under a video put together and shared on YouTube by Parallel Media, who’re covering the markets. In another comment, Green Hills said, ‘Notice how people are standing together talking to each other. Never saw that on the other farmer's markets. This one is “vibing” high.’
Margaret Mead said helping others is where civilization begins.
As of today Motueka market now accepts people without masks and doesn’t force the vaccine passport.
With 2022 around the corner, it’s a perfect time for all of us to step out from under whatever it is holding us back, embrace Natural Lore/Law, and create, just like this fabulous market at the Richmond A&P Showgrounds on Sundays, 10am–3pm. I’ll see you there.
For stall inquiries, contact [email protected]
