June 23, 2012, an out-of-this-world evening at Toronto's UFO Conference, hosted by George Noory of "Coast to Coast" on AM640, was attended by hundreds of people from all walks of life, as interest in the fascinating subject of UFOs skyrockets. I was invited to attend Conspiracy Culture's Special Event by a gentleman from MUFON who had commented on one of my UFO articles, and with whom I had numerous conversations on Facebook and over the telephone regarding his own experiences with UFO's. Wearing my reporter's hat, but also with the wide-eyed enthusiasm of a novice, I had been anticipating this event for weeks, and was excited to learn more about the truth that is "out there."

Michael Cremo and Stanton T. Friedman, both renowned authors and specialists on the subject of UFOlogy, turned out to be down-to-earth, brilliant, and fascinating speakers, however for me the most enjoyable part was when at the end of their sessions they answered questions from audience members. The most striking aspect of the evening was the fact that hundreds of apparently "normal" people were talking on this once scoffed-at subject without apology.

In the end it was magic that saved the planet Earth. Oh, not hocus-pocus and abracadabra, but magic nonetheless...the real kind. Universe magic. The stuff that's always been there since the beginning of time, although time has no true beginning, and that's another part of the story. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

I have been appointed as chronicler of the events that transpired, so I'll try to tell it as best as I can, though it isn't a tale that lends itself to easy explanations.

The Twenty-first Century was a time of magic - magic run amok really, and so nobody saw it that way, or recognized it for what it was. They called it science. But it was magic too - a kind of the magic that saved the earth, though it came damn near to destroying it. The human race found science-magic before they were quite ready for it - before they had come to terms with other gentler parts of the Greater Magic, before they were able to really understand the way the whole thing worked, and how delicate a balance was required. You see, they hungered for knowledge, as they had been programmed to do. They longed for more, always more.

What they weren't able to realize until it was almost too late was that it was all there inside themselves, everything they dreamed of and desired.

This early morning I decided to draw some runes for the new era which is just now bringing the love energies of Venus into the fore. I decided to do a simple three card spread, reading from right to left.

The first Rune representing the Situation as it Is, was the thirteenth rune, Jera, or Harvest, meaning Fertile Season or One Year. It is the rune of beneficial outcomes, and applies to any activity or endeavour to which one is committed.

However, as with harvest, one must wait for the crop to ripen, and the drawing of this rune indicates some time must still pass before fruition. In the case of disclosure the rune is telling us that in the fall or harvest season we can expect to reap the benefits of the seeds we sow now, in the springtime.

The second rune speaks to the Course of Action called for. Isn't it ironic that this rune is the 20th rune, Raido - the meaning is a Journey, Communication, Union, Reunion. However the rune is reversed, indicating a delay, or a barrier to the reunion at present.

My first attempt at a fashion article - trying out for a job blogging for a Montreal site so just thought I'd share with you beautiful people - after all - part of feeling good is looking good, and we already have the sixties love vibe happening here so all we need is our love beads and some tie dye and we're groovin'!  

love and light!

Michelle

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