Hopi Blue Star or Blue Kachina Prophecy

One ancient Hopi prophecy states, “When the Blue Star Kachina makes its appearance in the heavens (possibly in 2012), the Fifth World will emerge”. This will be the Day of Purification (Dec 21st 2012 at 11:11am). The Hopi name for the star Sirius is Blue Star Kachina.

It will come when the (Blue Star Sirius) Saquasohuh Kachina dances in the plaza and removes its mask for all to see. Our reality is a metaphor in which we quest to find answers to the some of the greater truths of who we are and why we are here. We all know deep inside. Something or someone in our souls tells us that change is happening now, on a global scale and on a global consciousness level. This is why the blue frequency is part of that. Sirius is Isis – Rebirth of Consciousness. Blue links to higher/future frequencies of consciousness as we spiral up through the patterns of Sacred Geometry and understand the true nature of the universe and why we are here.

Blue — blue-white — blue-black

blue is the color of electromagnetic electricity – our reality (your reality) is as a bipolar electromagnetic energy grid program!

blue galaxies

blue bloods – allegedly an alien race who seeded this reality – sometimes linked to the Pleiades or Sirius (Isis)

blue chakra

blue ray in the ascended master pantheon of teachers

Prophecy Rock

Right near Oraibi in Arizona there is a petro-glyph known as Prophecy Rock which symbolizes many many Hopi Indian prophecies.

Its interpretation is:

The large human figure on the left is the Great Spirit of Humankind. The bow in the spirits left hand, represents his instructions to the Hopi Indians, that they should lay down their weapons. The vertical line to the right of the Almighty Great Spirit is a time scale in thousands of years. And the point at which the great Spirit touches the line, is the time of his return, which is most likely in 2012.

The “life path” established by the Great Spirit of Humanity, divides into the lower, narrow path of continuous life in harmony with nature and the wide upper road of white man’s scientific achievements which leads to disaster. The bar between the paths, above the cross, is the coming of the white man; and the Cross is that of Christianity.

The circle below the cross represents the continuous Path of Life.

The four small human figures on the upper road represent on one level, the past 3 worlds and also represent the present; on the other level, the figures indicate that some of the Hopi Indians will travel the white man’s path, having been seduced by its glamor. The 2 circles on the lower Path of Life are “the great shaking of the earth” (possibly world wars 1 and 2). The swastika in the sun and the Celtic cross represent the two helpers of Pahana, the True White Brother.

Also the short line that returns to the straight Path of Life, is the last chance for people to turn back to nature before destruction and the upper road disintegrates and dissipates in to disaster! The small circle above the Path of Life after the last chance, is the Great Purification, after which corn will grow in abundance again when the Great Spirit returns. And the Path of Life continues forever!

The Hopi shield in the lower right corner symbolizes the Earth and the Four-Corners area where the Hopi have been reserved. The arms of the cross also represent the four directions in which they migrated according to the instructions of the Great Spirit.

The dots represent the four colors of Hopi corn, and the four racial colors of humanity.

Weather disasters and quakes: who’s most at risk? The analysis below, by Sperling’s Best Places, a publisher of city rankings, is an attempt to assess a combination of those risks in 379 American metro areas. Risks for twisters and hurricanes (including storms from hurricane remnants) are based on historical data showing where storms occurred. Earthquake risks are based on United States Geological Survey assessments and take into account the relative infrequency of quakes, compared with weather events and floods. Additional hazards included in this analysis: flooding, drought, hail and other extreme weather.

Where Are The Safest Places To Live in the World?

Are there places in the world free from natural disasters or is that just a dream? It would appear that the safest places in the world to live in terms of natural disasters (man-made not included) are Estonia, Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Andorra.

EM-DAT, which is run by Belgium’s Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disaster, is the leading authority of such statistics. Their catalog listing, which includes more than more than 11,000 major natural disasters, has no record of fatal floods, droughts, earthquakes, or severe storms in any of these countries between the years of 1900 to 2009. (Since 2009, no natural disasters have been reported either.)

The records do not include man-made catastrophes such as famine, cholera, and wildfires. They are also incomplete for those years before 1988 when the EM-DAT database was first established. The omission of a 1978 flood in Singapore whether accidental or intentional, casts some doubts as to the absolute accuracy of the statistics.

Mortality figures do not tell the entire story of a country’s vulnerability to natural disaster, but they are a convenient way to compare results. They do slightly alter data as the lesser populated, more affluent countries are certain to sustain fewer fatalities.

We know certain people are commissioned to bring about the Purification. It is the Universal Plan from the beginning of creation, and we are looking up to them to bring purification to us. It is in the rock writings throughout the world, on different continents. We will come together if people all over the world know about it. So we urge you to spread this word around so people will know about it, and the appointed ones will hurry up with their task, to purify the Hopi and get rid of those who are hindering our way of life.

I have spoken. I wish this message to travel to all corners of this land and across the great waters, where people of understanding may consider these words of wisdom and knowledge. This I want. For people may have different opinions about some things, but because of the nature of the beliefs upon which the Hopi life is based, I expect that at least one will agree, maybe even two. If three agree it will be worth many fold.

I am forever looking and praying eastward to the rising sun for my true white brother to come and purify the Hopi. My father, Yukiuma, used to tell me that I would be the one to take over as leader at this time, because I belong to the Sun Clan, the father of all the people on the Earth. I was told that I must not give in, because I am the first. The Sun is the father of all living things from the first creation. And if I am done, the Sun Clan, then there will be no living thing left on the Earth. So I have stood fast. I hope you will understand what I am trying to tell you.

- Dan Katchongva, Sun Clan of the Hopi Indians (ca. 1865-1972)

- Dan Katchongva, Sun Clan of the Hopi Indians (ca. 1865-1972)

Who is this “true white brother from the east”?

There will come out of people to the east, someone who will help us. Someone who will fulfill the Hopi Prophecy. This white man/woman is foretold to help the Hopi with Land disputes and this may help better the purification event. This event may not come to pass if the White Buffalo helps as foretold in Hopi Prophecy. There are two paths on the prophecy rock.

Human kind has taken the wrong path and this leads to the purification. The purification can be as bad or as good, as we make it. The prophecy tells us, it’s up to us. We can join together and fix things, or we can do nothing and the great purification will destroy almost everything. Why must we wait?

Although this petroglyph was unguarded for hundreds of years, it is now carefully protected by Hopi elders. Access to Hopi lands and the recent disputes with neighboring tribes and governmental agencies have restricted these cultural icons to the religious leaders of the Hopi. The stone, also called the “Hopi Prophesy Stone,” is now hidden from the view of cameras and non-Hopi visitors. In the late 1960′s, a remarkable man visited Hopiland and made an extensive survey of this petroglyph. LaVan Martineau copied and translated the strange marks and revealed a message that has special meaning to Native Americans and all people of our planet– especially during the impending new cycle.

The “Hopi Plan of Life” is described by the elders of the Hopi Hotevilla faction as follows:

When the Hopi first arrived upon this land the Creator was the only one living here at the time. When the Hopi met the Creator here, they asked him to be their leader. The Creator refused and said that there were many evil intentions in their hearts that they must first fulfill before he could be their leader. Those who managed to survive and live through all their evil intentions would meet the Creator after all was over and he would then be their leader. The Creator is therefore the ‘first’ and the ‘last’ because of this meeting arrangement.

One of the many instructions given to the Hopis by the Creator at this time was that they should migrate all over this continent and, while doing so, they should leave their picture writing and clan symbols upon the rocks near their ruins as a sign that the Hopis were the first and were rightfully holding this entire continent in trust for the Creator. In regard to this they were told by the Creator that a time would come when another race would come upon this land and claim it all, but that these Hopi writings upon the rocks would justly retain and hold the ownership of this land by the Hopi in trust for the Creator.

LaVan Martineau was raised by Native Americans as a child and was fluent in the sign language used by many tribes. A stint in the military exposed him to the science of crypanalysis, the study of codes and symbols, and later enabled him to decipher the hidden meanings of American petroglyphs. In his book, The Rocks Begin To Speak, Martineau gives the following interpretation of “The Hopi Life Plan,” symbol by symbol. Symbol A represents the Creator pointing down close to the ground from where the Hopi claim to have come. The short vertical lines near the Creator’s hand B thus represent the Hopi people. The Creator is holding in his left hand “the life plan” or “trail” C upon which the Hopi are to embark. Near this hand is a circle D which represents “holding” of the entire continent in trust for the Creator, as he had instructed. (Since this photograph was taken, viewers of this panel have added a bow to the right hand of the Creator which was not apparent when Martineau surveyed the carving.)

Point E on the trail or life plan represents a time when it was predicted by the Creator that the Hopi would digress from the true path given to them and pursue another way. The square F is said to represent Oraibi, and the line or path G coming down from the square represents the false path of the wicked Oraibi– the Hopi who are always trying to outdo and hold themselves above others, without the help of God. (This line is above the true path.)

The figures H standing upon the false path represent the wicked themselves. Older Hopi claim that heads have recently been added to these symbols, for they remember a time when no heads existed on these figures. The absence of heads would represent the punishment or death that the wicked must undergo as a result of following the false path.

The two zigzag lines I stemming from the false path represent the careless and different paths to permanent destruction pursued by the wicked. Each zigzag is the pursuit of a careless and wicked intention that will eventually come to a dead end when all evil intentions have been exhausted. This “dead end” is shown by the symbol turning around or sagging down J. The upper zigzag line has recently been scratched and marred to such an extent that is resembles a fourth figure, which the Hopi say was not there originally. Whether it was or was not does not seriously affect this translation.

Symbol K is the true path of everlasting life, symbol L, which is shown at four points along this true path. The incorporation of the symbol old age (a cane) with life (a branching corn leaf) represents everlasting life.

This true path to everlasting life is bisected at three different points by three half circles M, which might have been complete circles at one time. (This panel has been scratched over so many times that it is often difficult to distinguish the correct form of these symbols). The Hopi say that they are gourds which are shaken, thus representing three great wars or shakings that will transpire before the everlasting life is reached. The last circle represents the “final war” of purification in which all evil will be destroyed.

At point N on this panel the false path connects with an everlasting life symbol, showing that some may return to the true path and to everlasting life. The two zigzag lines which extend beyond this point of possible return to the path of everlasting life thus truly indicate permanent destruction, since the wicked have gone beyond this point of no return. Symbol O, at the end of the path is the great spirit holding an everlasting life symbol in his hand. He is shown waiting here at the end of the trail just as he was shown at the beginning of it. For this reason he is called the first and the last.

Symbol P is difficult to distinguish, again because of the panel having been repeatedly scratched instead of chalked (for photographing). It more closely resembles three dots, but the Hopi claim it is a Catholic cross added to the panel after a bad experience with the Catholics in the seventeenth century. This symbol was placed there by the Creator’s instructions, to show that the Hopi way and the Catholic way should not combine.

As we say, the Hopi are the first people created. They must cure the ills of their own bloodline so everything will become peaceful naturally, by the will of the Creator. He will cure the world. But right now Hopi is being hurt. To us this is a sign that the world is in trouble. All over the world the confused people have been fighting, and it will get worse. It is only purification of the Hopi that will settle the problems here on this Earth. We didn’t suffer all this hardship and punishment for nothing. We live by these prophecies and teachings, and no matter what happens, we will not buckle down under any pressure from anybody.

We know certain people are commissioned to bring about the Purification. It is the Universal Plan from the beginning of creation, and we are looking up to them to bring purification to us. It is in the rock writings throughout the world, on different continents. We will come together if people all over the world know about it. So we urge you to spread this word around so people will know about it, and the appointed ones will hurry up with their task, to purify the Hopi and get rid of those who are hindering our way of life.

I have spoken. I wish this message to travel to all corners of this land and across the great waters, where people of understanding may consider these words of wisdom and knowledge. This I want. For people may have different opinions about some things, but because of the nature of the beliefs upon which the Hopi life is based, I expect that at least one will agree, maybe even two. If three agree it will be worth many fold.

I am forever looking and praying eastward to the rising sun for my true white brother to come and purify the Hopi. My father, Yukiuma, used to tell me that I would be the one to take over as leader at this time, because I belong to the Sun Clan, the father of all the people on the Earth. I was told that I must not give in, because I am the first. The Sun is the father of all living things from the first creation. And if I am done, the Sun Clan, then there will be no living thing left on the Earth. So I have stood fast. I hope you will understand what I am trying to tell you.

- Dan Katchongva, Sun Clan of the Hopi Indians (ca. 1865-1972)