2008 Prophecy

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Hi, I hope each of you had a great holiday time and the New Year is starting out with a good jolt. Those of you that did not clean out your closet prior to the first have the first 6 weeks of this year to get it done. I know that many of you have contacted me about things falling in these first few weeks, but pick it up and get it done for a better 2008. We are trying something new for the prophecy and it is being posted so you can down load it and actually hear Ethan’s words of wisdom. Hope you enjoy this and if so we will possibly do some more in the future.  Let us know how you like it. The best of 2008 and know it is a new beginning, so get off to a good start.

Love and Blessings to all of you Marilyn
 

November 2005

Ya be seein the wold be changing around ya and ya no wonders why.  Most of ya be sayin it be a cycle and it always happens like this. I be telling ya right now ethat this is no normal cycle, but one that has been a long time in the makin.  It be a time time fer each of ya to be accountable for those things that be wrong and ya be knowin it wrong, but no do anything about it. There was a lady named Rosa Parks who knew how to make wrong right.  I know that what she be doin was planned and carefully orchestrated to bring attention to an injustice in American Society. It is not the planning that she is honored fer, but the doin.  To have the courage to remain seated and refuse to be givin up her sseat to another person (a white man), was truly takin her life into her own hands and not backing down.  In the South in those days (not that long ago),a person of color be treated as an inferior barely above the livestock.  Since God be the creator of all, yer plain old sense tells ya this was wrong and must be righted.

God gave ya free will to make choices and to accept accountability for those choices. Have ya made a choice to sit and make a difference or to stand for what ya be belivin?  When ya be  lookin at the difference that one woman made for so many, don’t it make ya want to make a difference?  Look about ya in yer world. Where can ya be fer makin a difference.  Have ya seen another bein treated poorly or without respect?  Did ya say a word? Did ya show respect? What did ya do to right a wrong?

I be most sure that Mrs Parks had no idea that one day would become a  part of history and she the “Mother” of the Civil Rights movement. I am most sure she only wanted a better world for her family and all the others that were treated poorly.  I be doubting she thought school children today 50 years later would show her so much respect and admiration.  She was a very humble being who only wished to be allowed a seat, do her job and raise her family.

Do ya be thinking she knew what her souls journey would be when she entered this white, male dominated world?  I doubt that that little baby knew she would have the weight of so many people’s physical lives in her hands. She lived her early life as it was expected of her.  She held several service jobs and taught the children good table manners and to respect their elders, and to avoid trouble with the white people.  Then she became the biggest trouble they had ever encountered, and no one in her family admonished her. They looked at her with pride and wonder.  The young continued to be her concern and she created centers to teach them how to be better people and become the person they were meant to be.

To give up your seat because you feel compassion for another is a good deed, but to be forced to relinquish your seat because you are inferior is unforgivable. To share your joy and bounty is admirable, but to loose the dignity and pirde you have is untenable. Seek to be compassionate and admirable not humiliated and abandoned.

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