3 April 2010: William Henry

Swerdloc · Post by **Swerdloc** » 04-01-2010 04:57 PM

Large Hadron Collider and God

William Henry has made some completely incredible discoveries about the relationship between the search for the 'God particle' now being undertaken at the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland and the potential for mankind reaching a whole new level of consciousness.

Why on the day that celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus do we hunt for Easter eggs and pretend a rabbit hid them? The rabbit is a well known symbol of other-dimensional travel.

Could this symbolism reveal secret knowledge about the Resurrection of Jesus, knowledge that is of incredible importance to us, especially right now?

What is the meaning of Jesus's descent into the Underworld or Inner world? Where did he go? Where are we?

What William Henry calls 'the ultimate Easter egg hunt' began when the search for the God Particle resumed on March 30, when scientists at CERN successfully restarted high-energy operations. They will attempt to recreate conditions that existed just after the Big Bang. In William Henry's article Dis-Cerning the God Particle he proposes that this is nothing less than a fulfillment of Jewish Messianic prophecy.

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For subscribers this Easter weekend, Whitley Strieber brings his deep knowledge of the gospels to bear on the Marriage Feast at Cana. He says, "the gospels are written in two languages, the common vernacular that we read every day, and a hidden universal language of the divine."

He goes on to explain that the Marriage Feast at Cana is a grammar that is designed to enable the reader to learn how to read the rest of the gospel texts, and see into the hidden code of the parables, in a way that truly informs the soul.

This is rich, unique and special material that comes from a deep place in Whitley's heart and soul, and enables anyone, no matter what they may or may not believe about Christ and his life, to make use of the gospels as a powerful tool for spiritual growth.

Shirleypal · Post by **Shirleypal** » 04-03-2010 02:54 PM

Hmmmm guess I will be skipping these shows this weekend...

Swerdloc · Post by **Swerdloc** » 04-03-2010 03:25 PM

Shirleypal wrote: Hmmmm guess I will be skipping these shows this weekend...

They're okay, but not the greatest. I thought there would be more on CERN than there is. And Whitley's ruminations on the Marriage at Cana is interesting, but I'm not sure I really buy it.

Shirleypal · Post by **Shirleypal** » 04-03-2010 04:10 PM

Alright Swerdloc, I will give it the old college try.