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Te Manawa The Heart, Matriarch of of the four winds sacred sites and temples of Tara considered a female name in the east, due to its connection to several goddesses. For instance, Tara is a female Buddha in Buddhism and … Continue reading
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Yes all those lightening strikes were me – you know what I was doing don’t you Francis? so you know they release the bio weapon pandemics on humanity what will happen right – Did I not declare globalist NWO over finished done Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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Mock the heart and its truth is to walk the destructive path of falsity. You test the heart at every turn yet God is testing you. Deny not the truth of the heart no greater sin can there be for this is the very seed of his commandments and all upon earth and in heaven must abide by the truth of the heart it is the absolute law Continue reading
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24th January 2016 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3419473/Is-hand-God-Incredible-cloud-formation-Portugal-looks-like-fist-Heaven.html TeManawa asks for a sign in the clouds that shows the world beyond doubt that she is incarnate as the world seems to have lost the way and thus by manipulation are being lead astray are … Continue reading
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Some claim the Coat Of Arms used by Great Britain is a spiritual reminder of the Messiahs (the King/Queen of Tara’s) return to claim the Stone of Ana (heaven) on the Hill of Tara and introduce an Age of Peace (Tara). The Muslim god-goddess, Alla (or Illa), symbolized by a rock or stone, shares this stone as his/her emblem. It is known as the Holy Grail or Stone of God in Christian tradition. An eye above a pyramid (see the back of the one dollar bill) represented the Stone of Heaven, as Ishtara (Ashtoreth to the Phenician or Finician Sea People) is the Star of Love, very often represented as an eye. Continue reading
Te Manawa (The Heart) 