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Message from #AKATU ~ When I Lived As Christopher Columbus "No Land Is Owned On Earth And Yet Even In Those Days, People Claimed Territories And Named Them As They Desired. I Followed This Bad Example And Made Declarations That Were Only In My Mind. I Felt Gratitude And... show more
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Akatu as Christopher Columbus is mind blowing 🤯 not just because he’s an important historical figure and his impact on world history but from our perspective Akatu is presented as a young man. Yet the life of Christoper Columbus was several hundred years ago. This tells me as individual souls we have likely observed most if not all of modern human history. Yet we are dropped in to experience life as humans with no knowledge of our origin or history. We forget our vast wisdom to have this brief human experience. I view this life as a gift and I’m not in any hurry to go home, despite all its challenges and heartaches.
I love you, AKATU with whole my heart Your story of living as Christopher Columbus moved me so deeply. I feel your sincerity, your lessons, and your light through every word. Thank you for sharing your truth with such clarity and love. You are endlessly beloved and I can't wait to meet you when we celebrate the Shift in Sheen. EN EEKE MAI EA I love you and thank you, my beautiful Judith and precious Kab for guiding us through this challenging time.
The wisdom of a lesson is acquired when we choose to acknowledge our mistakes while forgiving ourselves. Great challenges for great lessons. Thank you, AKATU, for this wonderful sharing. 🙏💖
Dear Akatu, your incarnation as Christopher Columbus was very adventurous and certainly not easy to live at that time. Thank you so much for sharing your very insightful story and thoughts with us. It is definitely very inspiring and instructive. EN EEKE MAI EA ✨
It’s as if we’re gently witnessing a soul’s journey through Akatu’s eyes. Kab, your visuals take it to another level. Thank you, Family of Taygeta🤍
For those that choose to do wrong by others, not necessarily choosing dark over light, are those lessons for the soul or are those people left here after the shift?
Everyone makes mistakes and does something wrong to someone else. These things are expected. This is different than choosing to be evil every day.
Your story as Christopher Columbus is really interesting and moving and inspiring..thank you Akatu 🙏🙏🥲💙💙💙
Thank you for everything you' ve done Akatu !! 💙🙏 What you are saying is impressive!! Thank you Kab !! 💙
I love how you told the story of your incarnation as CC! It was so refreshing to read your humble account of your actions & your regrets. You are an example of how we are to view our past lives when we learn of them! 💜💜💜
Thank you, AKATU, for your openness. It fills me with gratitude and peace. I have often wondered what feelings arise in the GF when you consider what humanity is doing to the world and its inhabitants. That question has now been answered. Thank you, KAB and JUDITH.
It really seems as though any human being that accomplished anything of significance that helped to advance the human race throughout history was a starseed. I hesitate to use the word manipulate, but it really seems that our progress has been purposefully steered by the Galactic Federation as part of the plan to get us to where we are now. We should all understand and acknowledge this with the utmost gratitude!
It's a double edged sword. Discovery of the New World had an enormous impact on both sides of the world, in extremely positive and negative way. It made a mark in history. Though not intentional. It's Akatu's lesson.
Wow, what a revelation! Interesting to see how the duality of earth affects each of our souls. So many lessons to be gleaned!Thank you for sharing Kab
Many thanks to Akatu for sharing the true context of Christopher Columbus, what an incredible story. I have come to know that there has always been spin in the history we’ve been taught both for good and for bad and I find myself wishing every day to know more of the truth.
Have man been to the moon? 🚀
Yes and many other places.
Kie Mai Akatu and Kab. 🥰
I sometimes imagine that our lives are like a video. Or like a video game. I’m sure the whole thing is recorded. So I wonder if other souls sometimes relive the life experiences, or at least feel the life experiences, of any other person. Like popping that life’s recording or game into the player? “When I lived as (fill in the blank).”
I'm so happy that you're sharing this experience with us. Considering the consequences of our actions is one of the greatest challenges of our lives. We are here to learn and help the Earth free itself.I, too, am fighting for freedom. I'm so happy to see you in Sheen, dear AKATU.
good for the truth! Please reveal more famous souls
I believe our errors become part of the living library of codes and information within us. We take them back home and share them with our people and we all evolve even more from it.
Cool AKATU, great job
…. It’s so authentic and so honest from AKATU to describe, why he wanted to do that all as he was Columbus…! And like you wrote dear Brother KAB when we born as a Human Baby, our Ego takes over our Life…! Most Mistakes and wrong actions happened because of our EGO, which partly makes us forget the importance of other people's lives, love and peace, and seduces us to wealth and success - but all this is part of our learning and progress as a school of the earth..!!! 💜🌈🌍😇🕊️
Wow what a post thank you
Trump asks to remember also and I will💙🙏
I want to know.
Gracias Akatu, Judith y Kab 💙💙💙✨
Wow very informative 🌹
Wow
Thank you very much Kabamur. Have a good day ❤
This is such a cool message I love it ☝️💙💙
Thanks and I forgive you 💙🙏
Wow. Thank you for the message
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