A Happy Eostre to All People - April 2009

OUR EASTER MESSAGE from JENNY and MICHAEL

Easter is often said to be ‘as old as Christianity itself, so as Laurence Gardner states in his excellent book The Grail Enigma “it is surprising that the first ever mention of this feast day comes from no earlier than the 4th century.”

Apparently in AD190 Eusebius stated in his Ecclesiastical History that there was a lot of controversy in Christian circles about whether the Lord’s suffering should be in line with the Jewish Passover on 14th Nissan or if the third day should always fall on a Sunday. Pope Victor decided on the latter.

At the Council of Nicaea in AD 325 it was decided that for the feast day to always fall on a Sunday it had to be a movable feast. It was agreed to hold the Christian festival on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox.

It was called the Lord’s Day, the Pascha of Jesus and even Christ’s Passover, but still there was no mention of the word Easter.

Three hundred years elapsed before there was another Paschal Debate when the bishops decided to dissociate the Christian festival with the Jewish Passover.

In the Book of Exodus God had instructed Moses to kill an unblemished male lamb and it should be roasted and eaten with herbs and unleavened bread.

This annual thanksgiving was called the Paschal Lamb, but as the Christian bishops decided that Jesus was the Lamb of God he was the Jewish sacrifice at the time of his Jewish Passover crucifixion.

They somehow believed that the Jews were celebrating the suffering of Jesus and called it abominable heresy, so they wished to stand as far back from Passover as possible.

Pope Gregory (590-604) was told by his missionaries in Britain that the people there were ignorant of the Roman directive concerning the Pascha of Jesus.

They were celebrating an annual event instead that they caller ‘Easter’. This was nothing to do with Jesus or the Roman Church as Christianity in Britain since Eusebius had written in AD 330 that the “apostles passed beyond the ocean to the isles called the British Isles”.

In 597 Pope Gregory dispatched Augustine to England to investigate the situation and to establish Catholicism in this country. It took him four years to acquire a suitable property and proclaim himself the first Archbishop of Canterbury.

His attempt to become Primate of the Celtic Church failed as these Christians were more Nazarene that the Roman. It was reported half a century later by the venerable Bede that at Whitby in AD 664 the Roman Church tried to overwhelm the Celtic community with regards to Easter.

The Roman bishops simply adopted the name of Easter and applied it to the Pascha festival and thus usurping Celtic tradition by a nominal takeover.

The Celts continued as before, but the Catholics aligned their festival of the resurrection of Jesus with Easter and suppressed the true origins as time went by.

Hence it is customary at Easter or Eostre to celebrate the Goddess of Spring and her festival at the time of the vernal equinox, just a little before the Jewish Passover.

With equal day and night length the Holly King was reborn and when Eostre appeared on the vines to present the Eostre egg of her fertility.

Her personal emblem was the young rabbit, the Eostre bunny, and she was portrayed with an abundance of spring flowers. Coloured eggs were given as presents and seeds were planted.

Homes were also spring cleaned and buns were baked with solar crosses and baskets were woven in a way that the birds made their nests.

In reality Easter is now recognised as a Christian festival and the Roman strategy hasn’t entire succeeded as many of the popular symbols of the original celebrations still persist 1,300 years after the Synod of Whitby.

Nevertheless we wish everybody throughout the World a happy time this Eostre, whether you live in the northern or southern hemisphere and whether you celebrate the Pascha festival, the Passover of Jesus or the goddess of springtime.

The important message is to remember that Jesus taught us to love our fellow man and woman and that if we love those who chose to be our enemies we will find peace and love in abundance in the Spirit Realms after we leave this earthly plane of existence.

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The Rollright Stones - March 2009

Messages for JENNY and MICHAEL AYERS from the ROLLRIGHT STONES, Oxfordshire on Wednesday, 25th February 2009

Jenny asked permission for us to enter this circle of historical stones:

“On this glorious Wednesday afternoon we ask permission to enter into this divine circle of stones. We come in love and peace.”

Michael was told, “You are very welcome”.

“Thank you for your permission,” said Jenny.

We then walked round the inside of the circle of ancient stones and recorded the messages that were given clairvoyantly to us.


First three stones: “It is a great time for the future for you.”

Second: “Peace and love be with you always.”

Third: “Don’t feel sorry for what has gone on in the past.”

Fourth: “Have some sleepy time together.”

Fifth: “Happiness is born out of love.”

Sixth: “Sentiment can be too hard to bear.”

Seventh: “Be at peace always.”

Eighth: “Your studying will be your worth.”

Ninth: “Big times ahead.”

Tenth: “Symbolism of these stones is your courage.”

Eleventh: “Be at peace but not too much.”

Twelfth from the Hare Stone: “Don’t look now because you are being watched.”

Thirteenth: “We gather here to give you strength and courage.”

Fourteenth: “Know that you are always loved.”

Fifteenth: “You will know what you want before it is given to you.”

Sixteenth: “My mind is at rest. Let yours be also.”

Seventeenth: “We come to give you great joy.”

Eighteenth: “The learning has been hard but is getting easier now.”

Nineteenth: “Want what you can get always.”

Twentieth: “The mystery is in the not knowing.”

Twenty-first: “I cannot help you. Only ‘God’ can.”

Twenty-second: “We are the servants of this World.”

Twenty-third: “The mastery is in the making.”

Twenty-fourth: “Systematically think positively.”

Twenty-fifth: “We await your pleasure.”

Twenty-sixth: “The great miracle of life is here before.”

Twenty-seventh: “No excuses can be made before ‘God’.”

Twenty-eighth: “The wisdom comes forth.”

Twenty-ninth: “Enlightenment is your true awakening.”

Thirtieth: “Hold your tongues and think again.”

Thirty-first: “It’s people that get you down – not ‘God’.”

Thirty-second, a little stone: “I may be small but I am mighty indeed.”

Thirty-third: “Miracles do actually happen and they happen to you.”

Thirty-fourth: “We need your peace right now.”

Thirty-fifth: “We gather here to give you strength today and for this weekend ahead.”

Thirty-sixth: “Vibrational energies are great here.”

Thirty-seventh: “Your purpose in life is to give. Our purpose in life is to give greater.”

Thirty-eighth: “All hope is never dashed.”

Thirty-ninth: “Be sweet to each other.”

Fortieth: “This is hallowed turf.”

Forty-first: “I watch over you always.”

Forty-second: “Meaning for things comes naturally.”

Forty-third: “When one is lost ‘God’ always finds them.”

Forty-fourth: “We are here to serve as much as you.”

Forty-fifth: “Complications in life can sometimes be beautiful.”

Forty-sixth: “Sleep easy. We do.”

Forty-seventh: “The harmony of life is not always there, but is coming.”

Forty-eighth: “You won’t ever walk alone.”

Forty-ninth: “We protect you always.”

Fiftieth: “Seeing really is believing.”

Fifty-first: “I have a little sigh, but it is one of joy.”

Fifty-second: “Whisper it not. Cry it out to the World.”

Fifty-third: “What more do you want? You have everything.”

Fifty-fourth: “The support system that you always wanted is always there for you.”

Fifty-fifth: “I am allowed to be a bother to the rest of them.”


“Thank you all very much for your words of wisdom and your love in harmony and truth,” said Michael.
“We always look forward to coming to see you and we will come again.

Be at peace and wait for us as we go about our busy worldly ways to do ‘God’s’ will and to bring love and harmony to those who are in such need at this time.

Thank you for the healing that you have given to us as we give healing to those in need throughout the World. God bless you, Amen.”

“Amen,” said Jenny and we took our leave, but not before Michael had walked once more round the inside of the circle a taken a photograph of each and every stone.

Healing with Sister Charlotte - February 2009

Sister Charlotte

Jenny’s healing nun is called Sister Charlotte, who gave her life to the Order of St. Vincent de Paul in France and the many who have received healing through Jenny’s hands, may well bless her name.

Often clients have taken home with them the name of Sister Charlotte and called upon her for healing in their hour of pain, which she always answers.
 

Michael felt drawn to put out this message to honour this tireless and loving soul who gives so much relief and joy to so many through Jenny’s healing hands.

Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul

A congregation of women with simple vows, founded in 1633 and devoted to corporal and spiritual works of mercy. Their full title is Sisters or Daughters of Charity (the founder preferred the latter term), Servants of the Sick Poor.

The term "of St. Vincent de Paul" has been added to distinguish them form several communities of Sisters of Charity, animated with a similar spirit, among whom they rank in priority of origin and greatness of numbers.

They have always been popularly known in France as "the Grey Sisters" from the colour of their habit, which is bluish grey, but are not to be confounded with the Grey Nuns, a community will known in Canada and New England.

They are not infrequently called the sisters of St. Vincent de Paul, though a recent French congregation having this saint for their patron, bears that name.

Vincent de Paul (24 April 1581 – 27 September 1660) was a Catholic priest dedicated to serving the poor, who is venerated as a saint.

De Paul was born in Landes, Gascony, France, to a peasant family. He had three brothers and two sisters.

De Paul studied hard humanitieson Dax, France with the Cordeliers and he graduated in theology at Toulouse. He was ordained in 1600, remaining in Toulouse until he went to Marseille for an inheritance. In 1605, on his way back from Marseille, he was taken captive by Turkish pirates, who brought him to Tunis and sold him into slavery. After converting his owner to Christianity, Vincent de Paul was freed in 1607.

After returning to France, De Paul went to Rome to continue studying until 1609, when he was sent back to France on a mission to Henry IV of France; he served as chaplain to Marguerite de Valois. For a while he was parish priest at Clichy, but in 1612 he began to serve the Gondi family. He was confessor and spiritual director to Mme de Gondi, and he began giving peasant missions on the estate with her aid.

In 1622 De Paul was appointed chaplain to the galleys, and in this capacity he gave missions for the galley-slaves.

De Paul founded the Lazarists, and with Louise de Marillac he founded the Daughters of Charity. He also fought against the Jansenist heresy.

Towards the end of his life, De Paul suffered from serious ill-health, and he died on 27 September 1660.

Veneration

In 1705, the Superior-General of the Lazarists requested that the process of his canonization might be instituted. On 13 August 1729, Vincent was declared Blessed by Pope Benedict XIII. He was canonized nearly eight years later by Pope Clement XII on 16 June 1737. In 1885, Pope Leo XIII gave him as patron to the sisters of Charity. He is also patron to the Brothers of Charity.

St. Vincent's body was exhumed in 1712, 53 years after his death. The written account of an eye witness states that "...(t)he eyes and nose alone showed some decay." However, when the body was exhumed again during the canonization in 1737 it was then discovered to have decomposed due to an underground flood.

His bones have been encased in a waxen figure which is displayed in a glass reliquary in the chapel of the headquarters of the Vincentian fathers in Paris. His heart is still incorrupt, and is displayed in a reliquary in the chapel of the motherhouse of the Sisters of Charity in Paris.

In 1737, his feast day was included in the Roman Calendar on 19 July, because his day of death was already used for the feast of Saints Cosmas and Damian. It was originally to be celebrated with the rank of "Double", which was changed to the equivalent rank of "Third-Class Feast" in 1960.

In the Novus Ordo calendar, he is remembered with a memorial on 27 September, Cosmas and Damian having been moved to 26 September to make way for him, as he is now better known in the West.

DePaul University takes its name from Vincent de Paul.

Pendulum Programming - January 2009

SOME USEFUL and PRACTICAL ADVICE from JENNY

Early in January one of our dear clients was using a pendulum to contact her guide/spirit communicator as she had questions she would like the answers to.

Although she had programmed her pendulum correctly, she did not ask for any spiritual protection as she was unaware that you had to do so.

As a consequence of this a mischievous spirit was evoked and all manner of mixed up answers were encountered.

So here are a few necessary tips that you should use if you wish to communicate in this way.


1. You must ask for a spiritual protection on yourself. Some like to say a small prayer like:


“Oh God, please protect me from all mischievous energies and any negative vibrations. Allow that the guidance given to me to be of the highest intent and administered always with love and truth. Amen”


2. Programme your pendulum to go back and forwards which will signify an answer of “Yes!”

Then move the pendulum from side to side to signify an answer of “No!”

Move the pendulum in a circular motion then to signify the answer of “I don’t know!”

All this is done with the pendulum adopting a stationery position before it moves.


3. Then ask your spirit guide to let you know that he/she is there with you and ready to communicate. This is done by asking your spirit guide to move the pendulum for you by a spirit force.

So then, holding the pendulum motionless ask your guide, “Are you willing to communicate with me, yes or no?”

Repeat this a few times for confirmation.

The pendulum will move all by itself through spirit power. It should swing back and forth giving you the answer, “Yes!”

If nothing happens and the pendulum does not move, then leave it for half an hour or so and start again.

When the answer, “Yes” is indicated, then you can test the guide by asking it something personal to you that only the guide would know about.

Again the answer must be a clear “Yes or No.” Once this test has been completed then you may safely proceed.


4. Now ask your guide/spirit communicator a question where a “Yes or No” answer is required. It should be the answer to the question that you most needed answered.

The proof will be given to you soon enough. Keep the questions short and allow them to be more personal in nature as your guide most likely will be more able to answer them.

This way over a period of time a rapport will be built up between you and your communicator and a trust over time will come about.

Happy communications.

Jenny and Michael Ayers
Monday, 2nd February 2009

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Our New Year Message to All People - January 2009

OUR NEW YEAR MESSAGE to ALL PEOPLE 

As we celebrate the New Year according to the Gregorian calendar, which was decreed by Pope Gregory XIII on 24 February 1582 by the papal bull, perhaps we may need reminding that there are other and older calendars.

The Hebrew calendar was known to Jesus the Nazarene and references to its beginning can be found in the Torah, the five books of Moses, where God gave commandments on the Exodus from Egypt about the principles of this calendar.

It has been calculated backwards to the creation and in 2009 it gives the age of the world as 5770.Jesus would also have been aware of the Julian calendar, which was introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC.

The months are familiar to us today and are Ianuarius, Februarius, Martius, Aprilis, Maius, Iunius, Iulius, Augustus, September, October, November and December.

According to Luke’s Gospel, Jesus began his ministry in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar. That year was AD 29 and in AD 33 he was crucified.

During those short years of spiritual life Jesus taught how we should live on this earth plane if we wished to enter the Kingdom of God.

This is often called Heaven or the Spirit World and is our destination after we leave this earthly body behind and move on according to our fruits for which we will be known.Jesus talked about fruits as being our works or achievements here on Earth.

In the next world we shall be as naked as Adam and Eve were said to be, because we will not be able to hide who and what we are.

If we have followed the words of that prophet, that seer or spiritualist medium from all those years ago, we will have lived our lives as best we can as a precursor for the next stage of our lives in the Spirit Realms.

In order to do this we need to prepare ourselves by trying to live our lives as if we were already in Heaven by giving love and strength to all those we meet who are in need.

The start of the New Year, regardless of which calendar we follow, is a chance to say to ourselves, “I will do better. I will listen to the Spirit. I will give what I can to cheer others on their pathway.

“I will put aside my anxieties and fears, so that I can overcome my prejudices and love all men and women as I would hope that they would love me.”

We all need to look within ourselves and see who and what we are and what it is that we stand for.

Our future is in our hands and minds. Nobody else can walk our life-paths for us.

There are many who love us in this world and the next where our loved ones wait for us to come, as come we will when ‘God’ decides that we have fulfilled our contact and made a difference by our living here on this earth plane of existence.

So now is the time to say, “This New Year is the new beginning. I only need one New Year’s resolution and that is to listen to my inner self and do all those things that I already know I should really do and not shirk my personal responsibilities”.

One thing is for sure. When you have done the right thing, there is that little glow of satisfaction when you know that you had to do it that way and that peace of mind is there to follow on until you reach the next decision or challenge.

God bless you all and may your New Year be full of change for the better and may you have that inner strength to make the changes and be happy with the results as you progress forward with a smile on your lips for whosoever you chance to meet.

Jenny and Michael wish you a Happy and Productive New Year as you follow your own path to your ‘God’, who loves you well. Amen.

Jenny and Michael Ayers

Thursday, 1st January 2009

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Festive Message - December 2008

OUR FESTIVE MESSAGE to ALL PEOPLE 

While the World is in great need of the values that Jesus the Nazarene taught us, it is a great shame that it is generally only practiced on one day a year.

This day is traditionally the 25th December and was chosen as the Christ’s birthday by Pope Julius in AD 350 after being asked to do so by Bishop Cyril of Jerusalem. 

The first traditional festival of Christ’s birth as Christmas was first recorded, according to Laurence Gardiner in his fascinating book The Grail Enigma, in 1038.

The term apparently stems from the Old English Cristes Maesse (the Mass of Christ). The Latin equivalent was Dies Natalis from which came the French Noël and the Italian Il Natale.

Christmas was not part of the early Christian ritual and the Roman civil calendar displayed 25th December as the annual feast of Natalis Invicti from the cult of Sol Invictus, the unconquered and unconquerable sun.

In many northern hemisphere countries the solstice origins still survive as Yuletide celebrations, which have become intermixed with the Nativity.

In pagan tradition it was the time when the Holly King gave way to the Oak King for the next six months. The Yule log was of Oak and was burned with Ash faggots while candles were lit to ornament the evergreens.

Puddings of fruit and grain were eaten to celebrate the richness of the earth. The accompanying revelries included fertility symbols of holly, ivy, mistletoe and pine cones at the time when the goddess was giving birth to the sun.

The Holly King made his final appearance of the year distributing presents while the Oak King was reborn. In about 1610 the Holly King was renamed Father Christmas to bring the pagan image into line with the Christian festival.

Santa Claus evolved in North America from the satanic figure called Claus being the corruption of Satan Claus, while in Europe the red-garbed St Nicholas was renamed Sinterklaas.

From 1300 onwards Christmas carols became popular and some like The Holly and the Ivy retain the pagan kingly connotation with ‘The Holly wears the crown’.

The Christmas nativity was the idea of St Francis of Assisi, who asked approval of Pope Honorius III in 1223, and then left Rome for Greccio, where he constructed for Christmas Eve a crib and grouped around were Mary and Joseph with the ass, the ox and the shepherds who had come to adore the new-born saviour.

In the Gospel of Luke the birth day of Jesus was in the month of Nissan at the time of Passover in March, but what matters here is that we reflect over this festive season that, although Jesus came as a Jew, he came to teach all people.

His words are beyond any single religion, but should be a way of life as to how we should conduct ourselves if we aspire to pass from this world into the Realms of Spirit and move towards our Creator and ‘His’ existence in Love and Harmony.

Jesus taught that if we wish to go to Heaven then we should live our lives on Earth as if we were already there. There are no short cuts, but if we treat our fellow man and woman as we would wish to be treated ourselves then we are at least on the way.

Our Message to you all at this time is simply and honestly expressed in the words of Mustafa:

“May the joy of the Spirit bring forth love over this festive time and may we ponder for just one moment that God loves us all, whosoever we are and whatsoever the circumstances. Comfort is always at hand.

God bless, Mustafa”

Orbs Bring Message - November 2008

MUSTAFA TELLS US THAT THE ORBS BRING MESSAGES

The power of thought is astonishing and very strong. Every time we create a thought we send it out to the Universe and it goes to join all the other thoughts that have ever been created.

During times of disturbance and stress, as is apparent in our world at this time due to the financial crisis called the Credit Crunch, many more thoughts are created.

These are mainly negative in origin and go out to cause an increasing amount of negativity throughout our world and beyond. Have you ever stopped to ask yourself what happens to all that negativity?

Certainly it builds up and affects our lives because what we send out so do we reap. By sending out negative thoughts we get negativity back in our lives, so it is always better to send out positive thoughts of hope and love.

In ‘His’ great wisdom ‘God’ created a force of spiritual energy that is able to sweep this world and remove negativity. They are called Orbs by us and can be seen through the photographic medium of digital photography.

They exist in the near-infrared spectrum, which we as humans cannot see. This is well explained by Ledwith and Heinemann in their fascinating book The Orb Project.

Mustafa tells us that Orbs as part of their ‘duties’ form large clouds of energy that sweep all over the Earth, they put away any negativity that might be stirring and put back goodness to where it is most needed.

It is good for us that they do this vital task and bring us peace and harmony, which is so much wanted at this time in all our lives. We need this encouragement and enlightenment however well we may feel that we are doing.

I spend some of my time taking pictures usually in the rain and darkness, because I find that I get better results than in broad daylight.

They are always there but in daylight they appear further off and I like them close to me so I can appreciate their beauty and it is easier to link into their energies.

Around us there are always a lot of the intelligence spiritual creations, but what I find fascinating is where they choose to show themselves to me.

Remember when I take the picture I cannot see them at all, but I am guided to take one there or wherever I feel directed. So when I get back into the warm and dry and download the photographs I am excited by what they have chosen to show me. I am never disappointed.

Some houses have many Orbs around them and some have hardly any at all. I sometimes wonder if there is love in the houses where they congregate and spiritual sceptics where they choose not to be.

If you feel a spiritual need to take your camera out and find out for yourselves what I am talking about, you will understand if you do it with the right intentions and with love and hope in your heart.

Good fortune will go with you and you will never be alone. All you need is an ordinary digital camera set on automatic with the flash on and some patience to keep clicking away at nothing you can see.

The Orbs Mustafa tells us bring messages and so if we look carefully at our pictures we can begin to understand what these intelligent creations are all about.

Later I will share some of the messages I have been sent with you, but for now believe me the Orbs are only a click of the shutter away.