Country Roads

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Frozen In Time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the DNA.

 

 

 


 


 


 

 

I’ve mentioned this a few times recently. I’m sensing the world as underwater and experiencing a distinct impression I’m on the ocean floor. I believe this to be a DNA memory of a lost sunken civilisation – see Lemuria, Atlantis and Mu.

Here’s some more pics. I hope they show what I’m seeing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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14 thoughts on “Country Roads”

    1. Getting even weirder which I didn’t think was possible.

      Doppelganger Central. As an example Richard Dawkins, the author of the God Delusion, is my postman. There are a load more.

      And had an encounter straight out of The Prisoner with No 2 a few days ago. A perfect copy of this video apart from the content. We discussed spiritual matters mainly.

      Also very weird time stuff is going on.

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      2. Re The Prisoner. I’ve been rewatching the series and it brought up childhood memories of how angry No 6 could be.

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        1. Swim

          It’s a great series. I was young as well when it was first aired and used to watch it either before or after The Big Match on a Sunday with Brian Moore. There are a few characters in the Village here and I’m tempted to ask them ‘Why are you in the Village. What have you done to end up here?’ I half expect a giant chess board to appear any day. Anger can be a positive energy if directed in the right way.

          And this song has been on my playlist. Every time I watch the video in my mind I connect it with you for some reason. Incredibly nostalgic with Kes and also there’s a ‘The Upside Down’ link to it as well.

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    1. Great movie. Recommended. And half remembered names and faces – Ken Loach, Brian Glover and Colin Welland.

      It was a period when there were a number of ‘It’s grim up North’ movies .

      And for no other reason apart from it fits with half remembered names and faces and ‘grim up North’ – Ena Sharples and Emily Bishop.

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