What Does the Seven Rounds and Seven Races Wake Us Up to?

What Does the Seven Rounds and Seven Races Wake Us Up to? - (5965)

This topic helps us to break at least the following conceptions:

1.) The idea that we are the first wave of humans on this earth.

2.) That we are the only ones in the cosmos.

3.) That our external development, science and technology is at the highest level the earth has ever seen in time.

4.) That we are at the start of a continuous line of evolutionary development.

5.) That our average lifespan is the longest so far and will end up being the longest.

6.) That our inner development, consciousness and knowledge of ourselves and the cosmos is the most developed so far in time.

The seven rounds and seven races talk replaces the broken concepts with the following teachings:

What is important is not to believe in the details of each of the races but to loosen and consciously open the way we think about the Earth and humanity.

This opening will allow and support new understandings of ourself, humanity and give us a reference to place our own memories and inner knowing that will along the way surface in our work.

This lecture opens our consciousness and knocks on the doors of the vaults of our ancient memory. We all for example carry an innate understanding of the fall and that of being an hermaphrodite.

The final goal is to be able to recapitulate our own experiences and memories of our time in these ancient races.

End (5965).

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