Avatars of the Phoenix Lights UFO: Ishuwa and the Yahyel
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Jefferson: Very good! So Ishuwa, if I prefer to believe that the Universe doesn’t help me or that is doesn’t support me, then I will get back experiences that confirm that. And if I do that, I am using my free will. I am the one that's choosing to believe and thus then experience the idea that the Universe doesn't support me. I am being the Creator of what I experience. When will more people understand that they are the powerful Creator of their reality?
Ishuwa: In time more people will begin to recognize that they are powerful Creators. In the past, people have been taught, and their parents, and their parents, and their parents before them, and generations before them, were taught that they were not the Creator of their reality. So they have been constantly putting out that idea for a very long time, and they are thus constantly receiving experiences that confirm that strongest energy that they have been giving off, that idea that they are not the Creator. In time more people will begin to explore the idea that they are the Creator of their experiences and thus then they will begin getting back more experiences that let them know, yes, they are the ones doing it!
Jefferson: How about the idea that there are no victims anywhere and all experiences that people are living are those they have chosen, maybe not consciously, but still chosen from a different level of their consciousness where they saw some value in living a particular experience. Would someone choose to experience the idea of being a victim because they believed they would benefit from it by becoming a better or stronger person somehow?
Ishuwa: Somehow they were defining those choices as being the most pleasurable and least painful based on the belief system they had.
Jefferson: And if the pleasure outweighs the pain then they go for it?
Ishuwa: All choices are based on how they are currently defining pleasure and pain, and what pleasure and pain are isn’t written in stone, in the sense that we don't all experience pleasure and pain in the same way. It is always something that can change.
As a person chooses to get more in touch with who they actually are and what it actually feels like to be in resonance with All That Is, unconditional love, loving all things and being loved by all things in each moment, as a person chooses to define their self as unconditional love and wants to experience more of what that pleasurable feeling feels like, the more then they will begin adjusting their belief system and how they define pleasure and pain. They will realize they can begin defining pleasure in ways that are more in alignment with their actual nature, their infinite divinity of ecstasy, and thus then they will also begin to realize that choices which involve experiencing pains such as discomfort, displeasure, and depression are completely unnecessary for them to consider choosing anymore. They will begin to enlarge the choices that they perceive are available to them in terms of what is pleasurable. As they expand the list of potential pleasurable experiences they can choose from, the more then they begin making choices that allow them to let go of pains and displeasure completely.
Jefferson: Regarding the idea that there are no victims —
Ishuwa: Anyone can create the perception of victimhood, but every-thing simply "is." Within All That Is, you can create a play, a drama within a family, or within a relationship, or within a human inter-action and create the misperception of a victim, of an attacker and a victim, but these are simply characters that the people involved are choosing to create in that particular play for their own reasons.
Jefferson: Why do people decide to play the role of a victim?
Ishuwa: Each person's choices are made by a very unique set of beliefs, circumstances, and reasons and there are a multitude of reasons why people make such choices. If you want to understand why a person has chosen to play the role of a victim in a specific set of circumstances, then you can ask questions related to that person.
Jefferson: Yes, I see.
Ishuwa: The reason why anyone is choosing to experience being a victim will be unique to them, but at the core of their physical life experiences they will have a belief system in which they are defining that choice as being the most pleasurable and the least painful for them. Because you create your belief systems, you can change them. When a person chooses to begin letting go of a belief that they are a victim and wants to move into more pleasurable experiences that are more in alignment with their actual state of being, then they can begin getting in touch with how they are defining their self in a way that is preventing them from making more pleasurable choices. When they get in touch with their old beliefs and recognize how they had been defining their self in limiting ways, then they will immediately begin letting those old beliefs go. It is almost an automatic system in which they become aware of old limiting beliefs and realize there are other more positive and pleasurable choices now available to them. They will automatically replace the old less pleasurable ideas and belief systems with the newly discovered ones, with more pleasurable definitions and beliefs about who they are and what is possible, what Existence is, and who is actually responsible for the experiences they are having.
Jefferson: Is that like saying that a person makes decisions based on what they believe will be the best for them?
Ishuwa: People make every decision based on what they perceive will be most pleasurable and least painful for them. That is the motivation behind every choice that everyone makes.
You have an inherent subconscious mechanism to experience more of your actual nature and less of that which is not in resonance with your actual nature. So it isn’t so much to make choices to be a better person, it is simply to make choices that allow a person to experience that which is more in alignment with their actual nature in terms of what they believe their actual nature to be.
Jefferson: Okay. Bringing together the idea that there are no victims and then the idea that we are all powerful Creators, can a powerful Creator influence someone else's life and make that other person's life turn out to be negative or detrimental in some way?
Ishuwa: No one causes any other person’s life to be any less than that other person chooses for it to be.
Jefferson: Thank you! This is what I wanted to clarify. Great, what a satisfying thing to hear! Awesome!
So let's continue. In our last interaction, you said something that was really thrilling to me, you suggested that I go outside my house at some point on that evening and look towards the North Pole region of the night sky because there could then be some fun function for me and —
Ishuwa: One moment.
Jefferson: Yes.
Ishuwa: The idea just spoken of previously.
Jefferson: Yes.
Ishuwa: You can, on the stage of human creation and playfulness, create the idea or experience that one person is causing another human’s life to be somehow less than. You can create the idea or experience that one person is somehow bringing down another human and causing that other human to have a troublesome or less than desirable moment or life journey, but again, that is just an illusion. It is just a part of the drama of actors on a stage for their own reasons coming together to create the idea or experience that one person has power over another human and can somehow determine that other human’s fate in such a way that the other human will have a good life if they obey but will be required to suffer in some way if they don’t follow some person’s wishes, desires, commands, and so on. Okay, back to the idea of the North Pole suggestion.
Jefferson: So yes, you suggested for me to go outside at some point on that night and look in the direction of the North Pole and that there might be some fun function for me. So I did. I went outside that night, and I witnessed a shooting star that was different. It was somehow closer to me, and it had a blue turquoise color to it, which is different from the shooting stars I have seen in the past. This was thrilling for me! Was this sighting event activated by you and your friends or was it just you knowing ahead of time that a particular event would take place at a particular point in time?
Ishuwa: It's a combination of these ideas. We knew there was the potential for
this in your atmosphere to take place and given that the possibility was very high we then suggested that you go there. Thus then with your energy present and your willingness to take part in something that would be a little bit different, with that energy added into the mix so to speak, it was more possible to manifest the experience that you observed take place.
There was intention coming through from yourself into the celestial objective bodies of life conscious beings that were floating over your atmosphere in that region, over the sky at that timing. They, in a sense, received your consciousness that were transmitting out there and, in a sense, they gave you an acknowledgement of your presence. It is fun for them to do that in that way. So that was something then that manifested, in that sense, in that manner.
The way that you saw the colorations of the shooting star were unusual in the night sky in that region. How you perceived it was something unique for you even though there may have been others out there in your city that were able to see it as well.
Jefferson: Were you involved in that in any way?
Ishuwa: We had our own intention, yes, to have some kind of an experience like that to come forth. Our intention mixed with yours and with those of the beings that live life in that form. They then expressed life in that way, as an object flying by in your night sky.
Jefferson: Can you tell me exactly what that thing that I saw was?
Ishuwa: It was a being of life, an inter-spatial life form, an organism. You have many of them living in the primarily non-gravitational region, primarily the first region outside of your Earth's atmosphere of gravity.
Jefferson: Okay.
Ishuwa: They generally float about on a field, on a sphere, that is just outside of Earth’s main or primary gravitational field. They are able to bounce off of this field. At times, they come through it very slightly, very delicately and, in a sense, pierce the membrane of this frequency, and in doing so they light up the sky of the night which you are a participant of, not just visually, but consciously as well with your thoughts, and feelings, and observing. Usually they will have created such a trajectory of speed and momentum that they will then exit that membrane and come back out, thus exiting your visible field. They seem to you to thus then just disappear.
Most of the time, they don’t fall to Earth. Usually they will, as we said, come back out and continue living but carrying with them the experience that they had at that moment of interacting with that form of your Earth's atmosphere and also with those who in a moments glimpse, in a flash, in a sudden almost blink of an eye moment, interacted with their consciousness, those humans who sighted them as that light, that streak of bright sharing, a blending of interaction, of energy, a form of existence, a consciousness. And so they are then a little bit different in how they experience themselves for having taken that journey. They are able to share their experiences with those other beings that tend to propagate just above this first atmosphere field, sphere, that is just outside of your Earth's primary gravitational field where they usually hang out, so to speak, It's where they propagate and flourish.
They have been filmed by your NASA space shuttle cameras, although it has not been identified exactly what they are. In some instances, the astronauts have spoken about sighting them, spoken with the individuals in mission control at NASA space center. These lighted beings and conversations about them were filmed and shown live on your national television screens and recorded by others who later put the footage onto your YouTube. The astronauts and those in NASA space center were asking each other what the images were. Both parties didn’t understand what it was that they were seeing, and they didn’t have a chance to, in a sense, cover up the images that were being broadcast live. But at the same time, because of the unique nature of these life forms, it didn’t in any way raise any sense of concern or fright from those who were viewing it. For the life forms where expressing themselves in way that was in no way threatening. They looked somewhat like microbial life forms floating about in the light Sun rays, almost like something seen under a microscope, very tiny and seemingly without any capability of causing any harm, and therefore they were not at all threatening to those who were viewing them.
Jefferson: It made me think of...somehow it reminded me of a dragon.
Ishuwa: How so? A dragon? Like something with a big fiery flame shooting out of its mouth?
Jefferson: No! It is like —
Ishuwa: That is too threatening?
Jefferson: Right!
Ishuwa: Describe, explain, share with us this idea. Like a dragon? How so?
Jefferson: No, not like that kind of dragon. Like a dragon expressed in the Chinese culture. It looks like a worm that is long and it doesn’t really have wings. It's like —
Ishuwa: It looks like a what? A worm?
Jefferson: Yes, a worm, like a little squiggly line.
Ishuwa: A little squiggly line, a worm, with wings?
Jefferson: Without wings! It reminded me of a symbol of the Chinese dragon. Yeah. It is shaped something like a hose. That's what I saw. You described it before when you spoke about what the astronauts saw in space. It's like what you described. It is more like that, and then I have seen —
Ishuwa: One moment! One moment!
Jefferson: Yes.
Ishuwa: Can you share with us where you have been at the night sky and visualizing stars and seeing a bunch of worms with wings flying around? I'd like to go there and share that experience with you!
Jefferson: (Laughter). Yes. (More laughter).
Ishuwa: Please share! Where to go? When? Date and time please!
Jefferson: Okay, it was after the last time we spoke.
Ishuwa: We're just having some fun!
Jefferson: Yeah. I thought so. Fun! It was about 10:00 pm. I went to the Cal-Train here in Belmont, California, two blocks from my house.
Ishuwa: To view the North Star and the North Pole region of the sky?
Jefferson: Yes.
Ishuwa: Yes.
Jefferson: I stayed there for a while and kept looking at the night-sky, but I have to tell you that I was expecting you would at least give me a clue about your ship.
Ishuwa: A clue about our ship?
Jefferson: Yes. Show it! Blink it!
Ishuwa: Blink it?
Jefferson: Yeah. (Laughter). How does that work? What are some of the mechanisms necessary for a sighting to happen?
Ishuwa: Yes, one moment! Keep that thought, that question!
Jefferson: Yes!
Ishuwa: We would like to explore a little further the idea of the Chinese dragon with you, for we feel it is a little bit revealing in an unusual way.
Jefferson: Yes? Please enlighten me!
Ishuwa: How for you is it like a dragon?
Jefferson: It was more like a… I say a dragon and the Chinese dragon because it was long, and it was round just like a worm, and it made me remember the movies that I saw with those kind of dragons, and it made me remember as well pictures that I saw on the Internet of seeing these things that look like microbes on a microscope. Then I just connected all the ideas together, and I thought of talking about it with you.
Ishuwa: You saw microbes, but they were objects in space that you saw?
Jefferson: Yes.
Ishuwa: Okay, we follow, yes!
Jefferson: Okay.
Ishuwa: And the connection to the Chinese dragon for you is that it seems to be a little bit similar in appearance to what you viewed that night?
Jefferson: Yes! And then at the same time it was for me —
Ishuwa: How do you feel about the Chinese dragon symbol?
Jefferson: I find it to be very exciting! It may represent many things for many people, but for me it represents freedom and power. No, not power, it represents strength and freedom for me.
Ishuwa: Have you been to the Chinatown area in San Francisco that is near where you live?