15 June 2000

Real Event

Zuvuyaland located in Taupo is about balancing the male female within. It was  part of the healing process that Taupo was 

Life is but a preparation for that which is to come

Declaration for the Healing of the Nations

To the tribes.

I was greeted by the fantail

Who danced a dance for me – welcome we have been waiting

I have made Declaration

I stood before Io (moon) and the ancestors

I held the sacred heart up to sky father

And in light of Ra (sun) I spoke these words

To the four directions

To the North

Let the blood be lifted from the lands

And the grieving for our ancestors be allowed

That each tear become a healing for the people and the land

To the East

To the South

To the West

Unite the people

Unite the nations

I am the link that binds the past the present and the future.

Kay told that uniting four tribes

Tainui, tu wharetoa, nga puhi, nga tahu, taupri

I am the balance

Wind

Sea

Fire

Earth

Lift the tears and the bloods from the lands

Spiral – Light travels in a spiral

Horse – already riding it

Joining of all nations

Female creation

 Honored and respected children of light

stone seat

water tunifar

In Māori mythology, taniwha (Māori pronunciation: [ˈtaniɸa])^[1] are large supernatural beings that live in deep pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea, especially in places with dangerous currents or deceptive breakers (giant waves). They may be considered highly respected kaitiaki (protective guardians) of people and places

Heart laid two crystals in place to give eyes. 8 into pool

Kay shows me her writing from night before. It is going to be exciting. You will meet another there who will be important. This person will help you to open the gateways to allow the ascension to begin. Activation will occur tomorrow bringing new insight to you both. There is one who will attempt to divide the work that has started. Allow the focus to guide you for it is in the hands of spirit now.

Vivian caretaker of Z

15 June 2000

Real Event

Zuvuyaland located in Taupo is about balancing the male female within. It was  part of the healing process that Taupo was 

Life is but a preparation for that which is to come

Declaration for the Healing of the Nations

To the tribes.

I was greeted by the fantail

Who danced a dance for me – welcome we have been waiting

I have made Declaration

I stood before Io (moon) and the ancestors

I held the sacred heart up to sky father

And in light of Ra (sun) I spoke these words

To the four directions

To the North

Let the blood be lifted from the lands

And the grieving for our ancestors be allowed

That each tear become a healing for the people and the land

To the East

To the South

To the West

Unite the people

Unite the nations

I am the link that binds the past the present and the future.

Kay told that uniting four tribes

Tainui, tu wharetoa, nga puhi, nga tahu, taupri

I am the balance

Wind

Sea

Fire

Earth

Lift the tears and the bloods from the lands

Spiral – Light travels in a spiral

Horse – already riding it

Joining of all nations

Female creation

 Honored and respected children of light

stone seat

water tunifar

In Māori mythology, taniwha (Māori pronunciation: [ˈtaniɸa])^[1] are large supernatural beings that live in deep pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea, especially in places with dangerous currents or deceptive breakers (giant waves). They may be considered highly respected kaitiaki (protective guardians) of people and places

Heart laid two crystals in place to give eyes. 8 into pool

Kay shows me her writing from night before. It is going to be exciting. You will meet another there who will be important. This person will help you to open the gateways to allow the ascension to begin. Activation will occur tomorrow bringing new insight to you both. There is one who will attempt to divide the work that has started. Allow the focus to guide you for it is in the hands of spirit now.

Vivian caretaker of Zuvuyaland gifted me a painting of a woman who worked for the united nations, this painting hangs in my home to date.

Te heraha=to tie with love.Pangaru=umblical cord. Waitangi. Bennydale. Taupo Pyramid=balance, unity Spirits bay tail

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• Omen of death: In some interpretations, the fantail is a harbinger of death, bringing news from the gods to the people. However, this doesn’t mean it should be feared, as it’s meant to be an opportunity to prepare for the event. 
   
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• Sign of good things to come: Some interpretations consider the fantail to be a messenger of new life. 
   
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• Deceased loved one stopping by: Some believe that the fantail is a visit from a deceased loved one. 
   

The fantail is a native bird of New Zealand. In Māori mythology, the fantail is responsible for the presence of death in the world. In one story, the fantail woke the goddess of death, Hine-nui-te-po, and she killed Maui, who had tried to pass through her sleeping body. 

 

Te Manawa The Heart defender of the of the faith, Gods live sovereign de jure and sovereign de facto of the Age (TM) Christos of the Age. Leader of the Children of Light, Sovereign Queen of Aotearoa in right of Aotearoa and all her territories Nationally and Internationally, the Logos, Sovereign Queen of Queens of te Ao, Sheba, Mother of the Nations (Nga Puhi), Te Upoko Ariki (chief of chiefs of the Waitaha people, Kaitiaki Diplomat Te Moana nui a Kiwa, te ika a Maui, Light of the world, in the land of the first light all rights reserved. Live life living

Te heraha=to tie with love.Pangaru=umblical cord. Waitangi. Bennydale. Taupo Pyramid=balance, unity Spirits bay tail

•  
• Omen of death: In some interpretations, the fantail is a harbinger of death, bringing news from the gods to the people. However, this doesn’t mean it should be feared, as it’s meant to be an opportunity to prepare for the event. 
   
•  
• Sign of good things to come: Some interpretations consider the fantail to be a messenger of new life. 
   
•  
• Deceased loved one stopping by: Some believe that the fantail is a visit from a deceased loved one. 
   

The fantail is a native bird of New Zealand. In Māori mythology, the fantail is responsible for the presence of death in the world. In one story, the fantail woke the goddess of death, Hine-nui-te-po, and she killed Maui, who had tried to pass through her sleeping body. 

 

Te Manawa The Heart defender of the of the faith, Gods live sovereign de jure and sovereign de facto of the Age (TM) Christos of the Age. Leader of the Children of Light, Sovereign Queen of Aotearoa in right of Aotearoa and all her territories Nationally and Internationally, the Logos, Sovereign Queen of Queens of te Ao, Sheba, Mother of the Nations (Nga Puhi), Te Upoko Ariki (chief of chiefs of the Waitaha people, Kaitiaki Diplomat Te Moana nui a Kiwa, te ika a Maui, Light of the world, in the land of the first light all rights reserved. Live life living+