"Some time ago, during my own journey toward awakening",
shared Aurora to an attentive Showay, "the unrighteous - unholy assigned one of
their kind to stop my progression. Aware of the penalties such undertaking
causes under Universal Law, this person contracted someone else to do her
bidding. In this particular case, she payed a handsome ransom to her cardinal /
archbishop to enlist the assistance of a secretive sect of remote seers who
without guilt or remorse, where known for facilitating the demise of "enemies".
I say without remorse or guilt because in their false logic they reason it is
not them who cause death."
"How can that be?"
"They do trickery of the vilest sort," continued Aurora.
"They remotely send the experience and pain of a heart attack unto their
targets. Not knowing any better the targets accept the experience as real and
give themselves a real heart attack. In cases such as these, the official cause
of death is always ascertained as "death by natural causes"."
"Except there is nothing natural about it!"
"Trickery of the vilest sort."
"Is that what they attempted against you?"
"Yes indeed Showay. First I didn’t know what was happening.
The pain was excruciating. As I looked within to find the cause, I was shown.
Ten of their best and most advanced seers were targeting me for
destruction."
"What happened then?"
"I was shown what needed done. When I realized the pain was
external, I was able to stop making it mine. I stood in the Truth that I was
perfectly healthy and fine. Then, one by one, I addressed each remote seer: I
do not consent. I do not play. One by one, they fell prey to their own ill will
as it was returned to them multiplied a hundredfold."
"How so?"
"In Universal Law, when an attack does not find a target, it
is returned to the sender… multiplied a hundredfold. Those who can maintain
their focus on Truth and know how not to play are unavailable to unrighteous /
unholy attack."
"What happened to the woman?
"At first nothing Showay," explained Aurora with a melodic
voice. "She did not participate in the attack."
"She just got away with it?
"Not quite. Finding the failure of the first attempt
unacceptable, she paid for another attack."
"Did the cardinal / archbishop accept?"
"Yes he did. His greed was greater than the life of those
who served him," confirmed Aurora. "Anticipating the likely result, he changed
tactics."
"How?"
"Unwilling to loose the remaining top seers, he enlisted
only the most expendable ones. At the same time, he required this woman’s
presence during the attack. He thought it would serve her well to experience
her own ill will returned to her."
"What happened then?"
"Same as before Showay. When it was time to address this
woman’s play against me she cried foul, that I was attacking her and wishing
her death… but of course, all present knew better…"
