Honey Malone Part Three

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Honey Malone

From wedding veil to the thin veil of the spirit

world...modern day sorcery and messages from the other side ...part three

dedicated to my familyespecially my children Brendan, Emily

and Patrick



Spirit Orbs...

During the month of December, 2008, I took well over 100 photos that orbs appearedin. They were taken in various locations, during the day and at night.

These circular balls of light appear in various colours and aren't seen by the human eyewhile taking the photo. Science has tried to explain them as mist,dust,sunspots, insectsor smoke, but many cannot be explained and seem to show some sort of paranormalactivity. Scientists seems to be at a loss because this phenomenon doesn't fit into anyof it's laws, leaving people to make their own interpretations. Many have linked them tocrop circles and UFO's.

Over the past couple of years advances in photography have developed very quickly.Pictures have therefore become better and clearer, but it is also interesting that withthese advancements, occurrences of orbs in photographs have also increased all over

the world.

My own experiences began when I acquired a Sony 6.0mp camera, in a mysteriousway, in June 2008. A friend invited me to a special event run by the Philippinocommunity. When I arrived home with my children, I discovered the camera in Patrick'sbuggy and had no idea where it had comefrom or how it got there.

Photo 1: . For the first 5months the pictures whereperfectly clear - not an orb insight. It wasn't until a friendborrowed my camera to take apicture of her sons with Father Christmas on 6.12.08, that thefirst orb appeared.



Photo 2&3: In recent photos they seem tobe posing for the camera. Both of thesewere taken on Christmas day - 2008 and2009...



Photo 4: Rooney, our dog seems to

be able to see where the orbs are, Ihave taken several where he isactually looking at them.

Photo 5: here, they seem to bepositioned exactly above my son'sheads. My children almost looklike little angels, with haloshovering above them.



I also took some onmy spare camera,which is a Kodak2.0mp...

This one was taken on my son's 7th birthday. He seemed to have had someunexpected visitors ...



Notice the blue orb in this mosaic is over Mary, who is shown during her coronation inHeaven. On the left is John the Baptist and on the right is John the Evangelist ... taken

at The Oratory, Birmingham.

Angels ...

The beginning of March was when I started my social group at Mind, Body and theSpirit World

It was at this time that I also decided to have an angel card reading with a lady calledJanet, who was taking part in a pampering day at our local library. The first thing thatshe said to me was that I am very spiritual. She could feel it oozing off me.

She was working with her spirit guides as well as the angels to do the reading andasked me to scan over the 5 decks of cards she had in front of her until one of themcaught my attention and this would be the one we would use. I decided on the 'Saintsand Angels' oracle cards by Doreen Virtue.

I then had to point to 3 cards. The first said 'learning experience'. Apparently I had

learnt from some important life lessons that will help me to learn and grow and therewas a feeling of letting go of the past.I told her that I had recently got divorced after an abusive relationship, I had also beenstudying and had, in the past year, gained 3 diplomas and numerous certificates.Working on Psychic radio also meant learning in an enjoyable way.

The next card said 'believe' and there was a picture of St. Hildegard of Bingendemonstrating that "to bring god's message to the world, you must believe in yourself.

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You are qualified. You are ready and prepared. You can do it."St. Hildegard began having spiritual visions as a young child and she was eventuallycalled upon to write books about them, overcoming her self doubt. She is also knownfor her two books on bringing about physical health by using items found in nature.Janet said I was a light worker who gets feelings about things when I walk into a room.

The angels were almost telling me off for not believing in myself and would be there if Iasked them for help. She felt that they would guide me from one thing onto another,which was the way things had been developing for me in recent times. I went fromNutrition to herbalism and then magical herbalism.

The third card said "Sleep", something I wasn't get enough of. There is never enoughhours in the day to do everything I want to do and, even now, I usually end up burningthe candle at both ends.

I decided to buy the oracle cards by Doreen Virtue, which then lead onto reading all her books.

I soon had confirmation that I was on the right track, by receiving a sign she talkedabout in her book 'Angels 101' - in the form of an 'angel' cloud ...

Clouds...

This was the beginning of my interest in clouds. I have taken many interesting picturesincluding 'sylph' clouds. These are guardian angels who look after the air. In this oneyou will notice that there is a dolphin underneath her - I couldn't help but notice theconnection to Mary Queen of Scots who married the Dolphin or Dauphin of France And

heard a mermaid on a dolphin's back -



This was around the time that I was

researching into chemtrails. Many believesylphs are helping to keep our air clean.

22 July was the feast of Mary Magdalene, who I was also researching into and hadrecently watched the Di Vincci Code. It was the eclipse of the sun and the day after the

new moon. I felt sure I would receive a sign or message. It wasn't until the next daythat I saw an interesting cloud formation in the sky.

As I uploaded my recent photos onto the computer, later that evening, I was suddenlytaken aback at what I could see ... the form of a female figure. She looked familiar tome ... I then realized that this lady was wearing clothes similar to the statue of Mother Mary, which stands next to the altar at The Birmingham Oratory.

The way these events had unfolded almost reminded me of Our Lady of Fatima and Iwondered if the previous angel clouds had prepared the way for an important visitor ...



23 July is the ancient Egyptian Isis-Sirius festival. Going back as far as 3300BC, thiswas the time when the ancient Egyptians witnessed a very powerful omen thatsymbolised rebirth.

They observed that the summer solstice coincided with the heliacal rising of Sirius andwas also the time of the annual flooding of the Nile.

Since the construction of the Aswan Dam in the 1960s, the annual flood of the Nile isfully controlled and regulated. But in ancient times, the Nile would begin to swell in earlyJune caused by the huge volume of water brought down river by the melting snows inthe highlands of Central Africa. By late June the water would begin to spill over thebanks to eventually flood the whole Nile Valley by the end of July. The heliacal rising of Sirius was viewed as a divine magical event and was so important to the Egyptians thatit marked the beginning of the New Year.

In his book Echoes of Ancient Skies, the archaeo-astronomer Dr. Ed Krupp writes that,

" After disappearing from the night sky (for 70 days) Sirius eventually reappears inthe dawn, before the sun come up. The first time this occurs each year is called the star's heliacal rising, and on this day Sirius remains visible for only a short time before the sky gets too bright to see it. In ancient Egypt this annual reappearance of Sirius fell close to the summer solstice and coincided with thetime of the Nile's inundation. Isis, as Sirius, was the 'Mistress of the Year'sbeginning', for the Egyptian new year was set by this event. New Year's ceremony



texts at Dendera say Isis coaxes out the Nile and causes it to swell. The metaphor is astronomical, hydraulic, and sexual, and it parallels the function of Isis in themyth. Sirius revives the Nile just as Isis revives Osiris. Her time in hiding fromSeth is when Sirius is gone (70 days) from the night sky. She (Isis) gives birth toher son Horus, as Sirius gives birth to the new year, and in the texts Horus and

the new year are equated. She is the vehicle for renewal of life and order. Shining for a moment, one morning in summer, she stimulates the Nile and starts the

year."

Sirius is the brightest star in the night time sky, situated in the 'eye' of the great dogCanis major, which is known as the 'Dog star'. Thus, Isis is associated with theeye(third eye) and iris.

Some believe that the Star of Bethlehem was Sirius, which the Three Wise Men used,along with their knowledge of astrology, to find the baby Jesus. Just as it is symbolic of Isis and her child Horus, it also represents Mary and baby Jesus.

In the Andrew Collins book 'the Seventh Sword', Graham Philips had a dream about

'Sa-re', who asked him to help her rise from the dead. This he did in a ceremony on 22July1981.

It is also interesting that according to Bernard Ilsley's book 'Divinus Spiritus', he says

that Parvati first made herself known to him mid July 1996.

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In the 'Book of the Dead' Isis was described as She who gives birth to heaven and earth, knows the orphan, knows the widow, seeks justice for the poor, and shelter for the weak . She is called the Goddess of 10,000 names, which include Queen of Heaven, Mother of the Gods, Great Lady of Magic, Mary Magdalene and Parvati -indeed they are the same female power.

Isis was a magician, possibly the archetype for the high priestess of the tarot. Shelearned her magic from Thoth, although according to some legends she obtained her powers from Ra himself.

In order to resurrect Osiris for the purpose of having the child Horus, it was necessaryfor Isis to learn magic, and so it was that Isis tricked Ra (i.e. Amun-Ra/Atum-Ra) intotelling her his "secret name". She got a snake to bite and poison him, so that he woulduse his "secret name" to survive. This aspect becomes central in magic spells, and Isisis often implored to use the true name of Re while performing rituals. In late Egyptianhistory, Isis became the most important, and most powerful magical deity of theEgyptian pantheon.



Magic is central to the entire mythology of Isis; arguably more so than any other Egyptian deity.In consequence of her deeply magical nature, Isis became a goddess of magic. The prior goddess to hold the quadrupole roles of healer, protector of thecanopic jars, protector of marriage, and goddess of magic, Serket, became consideredan aspect of her. Thus it is not surprising that Isis had a central role in Egyptian magic

spells and ritual, especially those of protection and healing. In many spells, she is alsomerged with Horus, where invocations of Isis are supposed to automatically involveHorus' powers as well.

The statue of our lady, at theBirmingham Oratory, is a wooden replicaof Notre Dame Des Victoires (Our Ladyof Victories) in Paris.

For much of the middle of the 19thcentury, Notre Dame Des Victoires

was the spiritual power-house of

Paris. After the Blessed Virginappeared to the pastor, Fr.

Desgenettes in the early 1830s, he

consecrated the parish to her,provoking a spontaneous revival of an

almost dead parish, and the

foundation of the Archconfraternity of Our Lady, Refuge of Sinners

Notre-Dame-Des-Victoires is famous

for the ex voto offerings left there bythe faithful. Over 10,000 devotional

plaques, silver and gold hearts, as

well as military decorations, havebeen left at the Basilica. The faithful

leave these items at the Basilica in

thanksgiving for favors received fromthe Blessed Mother. The Basilica once

served as a stational church along the

pilgrimage route to Compostella. Assuch, many of the ex voto offerings

have been left by faithful unable to

make the long journey to the Shrine of Compostella itself.

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Every year thousands of pilgrims cross France, usually on foot or on bicycle, on the four main pilgrimage routes that lead, via Spain, to the shrine of St James at Santiago deCompostella (often spelt Compostela) in north-west Spain. These routes are alsoknown as the 'Ways of St James'. The pilgrimage to Compostela once rivaled Rome,attracting upto 2 million people each year and became one of the most important of

medieval Christendom.

After Pentecost, St James (James the greater) went on to preach the Gospel inSamaria and Judea, and then legend says he travelled a great distance to Spain tospread the good news there. It is said that Jesus's mother Mary appeared in a vision toJames in Spain around 40 A.D. Standing on a pillar supported by angels, shesummoned him back to Jerusalem.

The Acts of the Apostles record that he was martyred by beheading at the hands of Herod Agrippa around 43 AD, making him the first of the Apostles to be martyred. Hewas buried in Jerusalem but it is claimed that his relics were transferred to Santiago de

Compostela, Spain, in 830 A.D. where they remain to this day.

The pilgrimage itself often took (and still takes) many weeks or months, and involvedcrossing a large part of France and the whole of northern Spain.

Other churches were founded along the route and hostels and hospices opened tocater for the pilgrims and these were controlled by the Knights Templar, who ensuredthe safety of the pilgrims.

There has been a resurgence in popularity of the pilgrim routes in the last 15 years.Most who now walk the 'camino' do it for pleasure as much as to seek penance for their sins, making it a popular tourist attraction.

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In many places across France, especially in the south-west, you can see the 'shell'insignia of the pilgrims - the scallop shell is the symbol of the pilgrims and can be seencarved into numerous doorways in the region.

Many pilgrims carried back the shell, typically found on the shores in Galicia, to provethat they had indeed completed the journey.

The association of Saint James with the scallop can most likely be traced to the legendthat the apostle once rescued a knight covered in scallops. An alternate version of the



legend holds that while St. James' remains were being transported to Spain fromJerusalem, the horse of a knight fell into the water, and emerged covered in the shells.

The scallop shell also served practical purposes for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago

as it was the right size for gathering water to drink or for eating out of as a makeshiftbowl.

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I was reminded that the Trinitarian nuns who taught me as a child originated from thearea of Cerfroid, 80km northeast of Paris.

The Trinitarians were founded by St John de Matha and St Felix of Valois at the end of the 12th century. From the outset, a special dedication to the mystery of the HolyTrinity was a constitutive element of their life, the beginnings of which are deeply rootedin the Crusades. The founding intention of John was the ransom of Christians heldcaptive by non believers, which was a consequence of crusading and pirating along theMediterranean coast of Europe, which would have included the route to Compostela.

The Knight Templars were a fighting order of monks, sworn to obedience, poverty andchastity. Their emblem displayed two knights riding on a simgle horse, emphesizingtheir poverty and yet they grew to become the most powerful organization inChristendom. The Templars' existence was tied closely to the Crusades, but when theHoly Land was lost, support for the Order faded. Rumors about the Templars' secretinitiation ceremony created mistrust, and King Philip IV of France, who was deeply indebt to the Order, took advantage of the situation. In 1307, many of the Order'smembers in France were arrested, tortured into giving false confessions, and thenburned at the stake. Under pressure from King Philip, Pope Clement V disbanded theOrder in 1312.

Andrew Collins and Graham Philips believe the Knights Templar also possessed theGreen Stone before passing it onto Mary Queen of Scot's mother, who was a member of the family of Guise.



The Mermaid

passage...

The mermaid atHarvington Hall liesabove a doorway on thefirst floor and can best beseen as one leaves thegreat chamber. Thepicture shows a twotailed mermaid sitting ona scallop shell. Aroundthe mermaid are two

smaller mermaids as wellas an intricate scrollingdesign including whatappear to be fountains of water as well as vasesand fruit.

The mermaid was associated with sin and temptation but was also used to divide thesecular part of the church from the sacred areas. At Harvington, the mermaid is roughlysituated at the point where one leaves the family areas of the house and movesupstairs to areas where Priests would have stopped and masses were held. As thescallop shell is a symbol of St James, this was obviously symbolizing Mary Queen of Scots and her son James I (James VI of Scotland).

The two other mermaids may represent her two devoted ladies, Elizabeth Curle and

Jane Kennedy.



This also reminds me of the 'birth of Venus' ...a painting by Sandro Botticelli thatdepicts the goddess Venus emerging from the sea on a scallop shell.

After the murder of Mary Queen of Scott'ssecond husband, on 1 March 1567, aplacard appeared in the capital with amermaid wearing a crown and flanked byMary's initials. Below it was a hare - fromBothwell's family crest - encircled withswords.

Mary Magdalene is sometimes shown as Marina with a fish tail. She is often depictedwith a jar of ointment, a crown of thorns, long loose hair, and a mirror, just as Mermaids

are shown with a mirror combing their long hair, and singing like Sirens.

Female deities are often associated with lakes, wells, fountains, and springs. In theledgend of King Arthur it was the Lady of the Lake who gave King Arthur his power



through the sword Excallibur. She is often connected to Rhiannon, the Welsh moonGoddess, who rode a white horse.

At the end of the 6th century Pope Gregory I decided that statues of the red cloakedpriestesses of early Judaeo-Christianity, such as Mary Magdalene, were harlots andscarlet women. However, there is nothing in the bible to support this, only that she wasa sinner.

Many of the cathedrals of Notre Dame in France were origionally dedicated to MaryMagdalene and Isis, where there are many statues of Black Madonnas.

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According to Andrew Collins book 'The Seventh Sword', Apports are items which

appear out of nowhere, generally in the vicinity of someone possessing psychic abilities. They were a common phenomenon during Victorian and Edwardianspiritualist seances and frequently appear nowadays.... they often turn up inassociation with psychic quests..

It is difficult to say for sure if the blue lotus broach I found was an apport, but I wasdefinately meant to find it at that moment in time.

Fossil remains of the Blue Lotus, remarkably similar to today's plant, have been

dated to the Jurassic period, and it was widely dispersed before the Ice Age,

making it one of the world's first known flowering plants, if not actually the first.This gives an archaeological link to the central role played by the lotus in the

creation legends of so many different cultures.

The sacred blue lotus (Nymphaea cerulea) is one of the native species of Egypt.

In Egyptian art, it was the flower most commonly used in earlier times and the

one depicted in the hieroglyph of the ancient Egyptian word for lotus, Seshen. Ithas narrow, pointed petals, which are nearly triangular in shape.

While the white lotus blooms during the evening, giving it strong lunar

associations, the flowers of the blue lotus seemed to close at night and sinkbeneath the water. In the morning they rise once again, opening to the sun.

According to botanists what actually happens is that the flowers of the blue lotus

close at night. The new buds form under the water and blossoms that havereached the end of their cycle sink back beneath the water. The lotus was the

only flowering plant in Egypt that bloomed continously throughout the year.

Because of this, the blue lotus became a natural solar symbol and was



corresponded to the process of creation and the continuance of life.

The Egyptians believed that the lotus had associations with the etheric elements

of water and fire. Being an equatic flower, it generated within water, but unfoldeddaily at the dawning of the sun.

It is the god Nefertum, through his associations with the primeval lotus and

healing, who most personifies the functions of the lotus flower in ancientEgyptian life. His name has been variously translated as Perfection, Beautiful

Being, Tem the Younger, or Beautiful Beginning, denoting that he was the first

incarnation of Tem or Atum at Heliopolis. He is generally shown with a large lotusblossom forming his crown or as a small child crouched on a lotus flower. He is

particularly associated with the blue lotus. As the patron deity of healing he

presided over the art of medicine.

A headache remedy from ancient Egypt features a mixture of juniper, cumin,

myrrh and lotus in moringa oil, then combined with laudanum, frankincense,

juniper, kohl and red ochre added to ibex fat. In ancient medical texts lotus oil islisted as being ‘cooling’ rather than invigorating. It is used in one of the longest

recipes of the Ebers Medical Papyrus, a list of thirty-seven ingredients to be

combined and used as a massage lotion. It was also used to treat ailments of theliver. Lotus was a favorite ingredient in aromatic baths and used along with

coriander to expel fever. The water for these baths was frequently first poured

over statues of the goddess Hathor, who, like Nefertum also held the blue lotus

as Her sacred flower. In the temples, scenes of the lotus being held to the nose of royalty by gods and goddesses are very common. It’s scent was considered

restorative and protective thus giving Nefertum, the lotus god of healing, the titleProtector of the Two Lands (North and Soouth Egypt).

The lotus flower contains many euphoric chemicals that produce a powerful

effect through dispersion of its fragrance. The essence of the lotus flower hasbeen used since the time of ancient Egypt because of its particularly potent

impact on our subtle bodies. It creates a link between the analytical and the

higher, intuitive mind of an individual through it’s aphrodisiac and euphoricproperties. This combination creates within the individual a longing for the higher

spiritual kind of love and the seeking of pleasure that is found in union with the

Divine. It is not surprising that the oil of the lotus was often used during templerituals. It was employed in blessing, anointing, meditation and as a dedicatory oil

to anoint the statues of the temple deities. As one of the commonest offerings

made in the temples, the lotus represented spirituality and life force energy. Assuch it became intimately associated with imagery depicting life force within the



etheric body. As a source of life the lotus is a symbol of the womb, the cradle of the inception and subsequent development of pre-natal physical life. In this

context it also represents the inner sanctum of the temples and the shrine within

our hearts where true compassion creates the first significant experience of enlightenment. This made it a favorite offering of the gods and goddesses of

Egypt. Temple records show that Ramses III presented over three thousand lotusbouquets to the god Amun alone.

The lotus is a universal esoteric symbol. Though it has appeared in many other

spiritual traditions besides that of ancient Egypt, it is always associated withspiritual rebirth and healing. It is this universality that makes the lotus a fitting

symbol to associate with Isis.

Honey Malone BSY(N.Th); BSY(Ad.Herb); MMANF

is a health expert and nutritionist who has regularly featured on Psychic Radio

Network Creator of Mind, Body and the Spirit World for like minded people to connect, learn

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