Endtime chronicles

SPIRITS OF THE WORLD UNITE

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Praying can be very personal and connecting. Collective prayer has the same effect, but is enhanced by the number of people praying, the location, very important and the time of this ritual.

Mass-prayers held during the hadj not only sends vibrations to the moon and stars, spirits (djinn) are attracted as well. I saw videos of the image of of a warrior, carrying a banner, in the skies over Mecca. Dramatic holographic projections? Could be. They have the money and transformed thttps://youtu.be/kUyGqkZDL6Ehis ancient holy place into a metropole with skyscrapers watching over the pilgrims. Every believer has to undergo this mind changing ritual once in a lifetime. It is one of the pillars of Islam.

Among Catholic believers Lourdes in southern France is a holy place. Mother Mary appeared here and gave the local spring healing powers. Pilgrims take cannisters filled with blessed water home. So do the visitors of Mecca, which has a holy spring as well.

So place and number of worshippers matter a lot. time and date matter a lot too.

In the Torah Jahweh orders his people to keep the sabbath-day as a holy day. A day of rest and worship. Jahweh meant Saturday, making Sunday the first workingday of the week. The Jews still celabrate sabbath-day on Saturday. So do the Muslims, though they pray five times, every day. First with their head towards Jerusalem, later towards Mecca.

Emperor Constantine made Christianity the state religion, organised the church and made the Sunday the sabbathday. This broke up the collective power, a global mass-prayer was split up and over the centuries the power of Love diminished and its effects and inspiration smaller and smaller.

The New World Order-enthousiasts want a one world-religion. The Vatican has organised several meetings among religious leaders, sjamans and even snake-worshippers. One of the ideas is a global sabbathday. Not on Saturday, but on Sunday, hereby totally ignoring, Jahweh's commandments to his people.