Marconics: The Clarion Call
Wilson L. M. T., Lisa; Bird C. Ht, Alison David
Language: English
Published by Balboa Press, 2016
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- Title
- Marconics: The Clarion Call
- Author
- Wilson L. M. T., Lisa; Bird C. Ht, Alison David
- Publisher
- Balboa Press
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- Fair
- Dust jacket
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- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 150433678X
- ISBN 13
- 9781504336789
- Item weight
- 0.92 pounds
- Series
- Book 1 of 1: Marconics the Human Upgrade
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Marconics
The Human Upgrade Vol. 1 The Clarion Call
By Alison David Bird, Lisa WilsonBalboa Press
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Contents
Preface by Alison David Bird, xi,
Introduction, xv,
A Message from Our Sponsor, xix,
What Is Ascension?, xxiii,
Part One by Alison David Bird,
Chapter 1: Angels in My Tea, 3,
Chapter 2: Spiritual Boot Camp, 23,
Chapter 3: Deathless, 29,
Chapter 4: Interview with Pleiadians, 35,
Chapter 5: Cloud Busting, 51,
Chapter 6: This is Marconics, 57,
Chapter 7: A Hundred Ways of Light, 61,
Chapter 8: The Field, 71,
Chapter 9: First Contact, 77,
Chapter 10: I AM You, 91,
Chapter 11: Heaven Coming to Earth, 97,
Part Two by Lisa Wilson,
Chapter 12: A New Beginning, 107,
Chapter 13: Angels, 113,
Chapter 14: 2012, the Shift, 121,
Chapter 15: Infinite Light, 129,
Chapter 16: The Clarion Call, 141,
Chapter 17: Seraphiam, 149,
Chapter 18: Life with Ariel, 157,
Chapter 19: Faith, the Beautiful and Terrible, 159,
Chapter 20: Integrity and the 5-D Train, 173,
Chapter 21: Room 9, 179,
Chapter 22: Thought, Telepathy, and Alchemy, 191,
Chapter 23: Mastery, 203,
Chapter 24: Angelic Hypnosis, 209,
Epilogue, 221,
About the Authors, 233,
CHAPTER 1
Angels in My Tea
In my office, I have a wonderful cast miniature statue of a mourning angel with immense, powerful wings furled at her back, kneeling and draped over a gothic stone plinth, her head resting on her forearm as though she is in despair. I keep it to remind me of my journey. How, over the many years it took me to reach this point, they tried so hard to guide and direct me, warn me and protect me, and I just steamed on like an unmanned super tanker — unstoppable and out of control.
They weep for us, but they don't despair of us. They don't stand around the water cooler, saying, "What the hell, man? Is this woman ever gonna wake up?" They don't decide who is better or more worthy or most popular. Their task is to guide, and they love unconditionally.
* * *
I grew up on ancient Wiltshire farmland in a house surrounded by fields where the first crop circles were being discovered. Spirit tried to contact me as a child, but I shut it down. Its attempts at communication terrified me. My family was military and nonspiritual. Awareness of anything beyond what I could see simply meant crazy.
Until I was an adult and married with children, I lived a three-dimensional life, striving to be successful in the male-dominated world of journalism in the UK.
Like everyone else around me, I aspired to success and wealth. I was acquisitive and materialistic and competed with everyone to survive and feel valid. I continued on that path in spite of attempts by Spirit to move me off it.
When I was thirty-four, I was involved in an accident and became bedridden for a year and disabled for ten years. I saw the opportunity for change but not in a positive way. I pretty much gave up on life altogether.
After a bitter divorce, which included a battle over my children, my life seemed too much like hard work. It was easier to buy into the victim mentality that provided me with the excuse to not have to compete in a world where I felt I didn't belong. I was safely locked away behind closed doors.
I marked the relentless progression of my existence — which I planned would last until I reached about sixty, at which point I could finally let go and die —
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