The illuminati aka The iLLs aka The iLLumiNOTi Are Afraid Of Spiders & Cosmic Weavers

"The illuminati aka The iLLs aka The iLLumiNOTi are afraid of spiders & cosmic weavers...
Well WELL, WEAVE WELL"
- SUSAN LYNNE SCHWENGER

Susan coined the phrase "The iLLS" and, she also coined the phrase "The iLLumiNOTi"
while utilizing the Avatar & Pseudonym of The eXchanger
on The Original Project Avalon & The Original Project Camelot forums,
she joined the new project on the new forum,
however Bill Ryan assigned her a 'ghost forum' !!!

So, what is a 'ghost forum' you might ask...
well, it is the type of forum,
that only people who were on her friends list,
could actually see, or, the moderators of the forum,
NO one else could see her postings.

Since they had restricted her ability to be-friend anyone
she also could NOT receive NOR send emails to anyone,
with the exception of the moderators,
it did NOT take her long to instinctly know something was rotten in avalon,
and in camelot.

She promptly deleted her forum, and left the site never to return to post again.

She said, "in her opinion this was NOT a very nice way
to treat the #8 member of the original project
especially a member who was in the top 3 posters to the forum."

NEEDLESS to say, she also does NOT support any of the work of Bill Ryan,
Kerrie Cassidy, Project Avalon or Project Camelot.

If anyone wonders where The eXchanger went,
NOW you KNOW the real truth
she is hiding out on www.cosmosdawn.net/forums

 

PAY ATTENTION TO THIS:

"BE the cosmic 'spider' weaver you originally intended yourself to be,
Simply: command and demand, in 100% alignment with your missions, purposes and tasks '
~ (13) (333 333 315) susan lynne schwenger



"Will it to be, so, it will be, and, so it is"
~ (13) (333 333 315* ***) susan lynne schwenger


"Twelve (12) words plus one number sequence always and,
in all ways activates The High Magic".
~ (13) (333 333 315* ***) Susan Lynne Schwenger

 

Dreamcatcher Origin Story​

-Ojibwa - Ojibwe - Ojibway​

Long ago in The Ancient World of The Ojibwa - The Ojibwe - The Ojibway Nation,
The Clans were all locatedall hoops and sinew or cordage made from plants.

It is in the shape of a circle to represent how giizis travels each day across the sky..

The dream catcher will filter out all the bad bawedjigewin (dreams)

and allow only good thoughts to enter into our minds when we are just abinooji..

You will see a small hole in the center of each dream catcher where those good bawadjige may come through.
With the first rays of sunlight, the bad dreams would perish.

When we see little asibikaashi, we should not fear her, but instead respect and protect her..

In honor of their origin, the number of points where the web connected to the hoop numbered eight
for Spider Woman's eight legs or seven for the Seven Prophecies..

It was traditional to put a feather in the center of the dream catcher; it means breath, or air.

It is essential for life..

A baby watching the air playing with the feather on her cradleboard was entertained
while also being given a lesson on the importance of good air.

This lesson comes forward in the way that the feather of the owl is kept for wisdom (a woman's feather)
and the eagle feather is kept for courage (a man's feather)..

This is not to say that the use of each is restricted by gender,
but that to use the feather each is aware of the gender properties she/he is invoking..

The use of gem stones, as we do in the ones we make for sale, is not something that was done by the old ones.

Government laws have forbidden the sale of feathers from our sacred birds, so using four gem stones,
to represent the four directions, and the stones used by western nations were substituted by us..

The woven dream catchers of adults do not use feathers..

Dream catchers made of willow and sinew are for children, and they are not meant to last.

Eventually the willow dries out and the tension of the sinew collapses the dream catcher.

That's supposed to happen. It belies the temporary-ness of youth..

Adults should use dream catchers of woven fiber which is made up to reflect their adult "dreams."

It is also customary in many parts of Canada and the Northeastern U.S. to have the dream catchers
be a tear-drop/snow shoe shape..

The above story is a combination of information gathered by Lyn Dearborn from California,
and Mary Ritchie of the Northern Woodlands, with assistance from Canadian elders.

Miigwetch... (which means thank you)

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