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Cozumel Pixels
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
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True, the skull
could be filmed in
High Density illuminated
in the Cosmos pixels,

or is that
Cozumel pixels,
for what did we write
about the crystal skulls?

ancient Mayan
civilization, they knew
about stars, cycles, the
effect of sun and moon
on Mother Earth,

the quartz crystal
skulls of Mexico, where
would they fit in with a western?
healing powers and balancing the
vibration of the Earth, projecting Light,
to my co-writer, for what did we write about
crystal skulls? Impossible to make such incredible
art 5,000 to 35,000 years old without laser tools, (think)

Akashic Record,
a'ether space, every
soul has a recorded book,
souls prior to being incarnated
go to a 'library' viewing the pages
associated with the life they are considering,
follow me down to the next line -

there may be definitive way points along the course of our lives, our free will can change paths, events and outcomes. As the soul prepares for a life with the intent of learning a particular lesson or satisfying a karmic debt (Sanskrit for 'come back'), the soul will also choose a family and a body that will help them with the lessons for this incarnation. For many, some of those images survive "birth amnesia," and then, become our intuition that serves us during our lives.

Sage, Shaman,
Seer, Cybil, Medium,
Mystic or Prophet, I should
think the filmmaker would channel
the energy from the script where I send
you to Cozumel in a *match cut scene of cleansing
and renewal. Climbing those stairs again in 2012 Maya
Prophecy, you may be exploring archaeological zone,

True, the skull
could be filmed in
High Density illuminated
in the Cosmos pixels,

or is that
Cozumel pixels,
for what did we write
about the crystal skulls?


Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist

*MATCH CUT: A Transition used to compare two completely unrelated objects. It is the film's version of metaphor. It involves cutting from one object of certain color, shape and/or movement to another object of similar color, shape and/or movement. Example: If Scene A is following (tracking) an arrow whizzing through the forest, the match cut to a tracking shot in Scene B might be of a bullet whizzing through the inner city.

Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist

 

 


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 Reviews of "Cozumel Pixels"
Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on November 28, 2010
Interesting genesis for intuition. Haven't give serious thought to the 2012 prophesy. Could be a blunder on my part. Patrick

Reviewed by Jena Ayro
Reviewed on November 21, 2010

The beauty of expanding
your mind and teaching it
to reach for the impossible
or improbable is..

That it mostly resembles
a boomerang, we provide
the momentum and while
it is gathering what we
want and believe is out
there to find..

It's own design is what
brings it all back to the
minds that know they will
except the truth of it all..

Thanks for this grand
mind sorter Sage..

Reviewed by Jon Willey
Reviewed on November 20, 2010
Sage, as marvelous a piece of true deja vu as I have ever read. Archeology reveals many facets of previous intelligent civilizations. And their artifacts leave little doubt as to their extensive and varied abilities. The ancient batteries where vinegar(acetic acid) was utilized for an electrolytic reaction. Steam engines that predate Watt's finest by at least a millennium or more. Their skill in mathematics and scientific postulates alone required lineage that is far more than ancient in earth terms. A fascinating write Sage that stimulates my aged gray matter that is waning with shunts and the encroachment a sputtering power supply. My thanks for sharing and stirring my dear friend. I bid you love and peace. Jon Michael

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on November 19, 2010
Sage, you are a treasure with your incredible mind,the way you convey knowledge,so we can understand it,and make it so imaginative and a joy to read. Thank you and bless you!

Happy Thanksgiving,with love,
Eileen

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on November 19, 2010
i truly admire the content and presentation of this extremely insightful and sagacious poem ...

"there may be definitive way points along the course of our lives, our free will can change paths, events and outcomes. As the soul prepares for a life with the intent of learning a particular lesson or satisfying a karmic debt (Sanskrit for 'come back'), the soul will also choose a family and a body that will help them with the lessons for this incarnation. For many, some of those images survive "birth amnesia," and then, become our intuition that serves us during our lives."

could not have expressed this truism better ... excellent work, Sage ,,,

Reviewed by Michael Guy
Reviewed on November 19, 2010
Well, this is way more than a poem! it was a "research/learning experience" for me - in fact related to my recent reading. I've just been learning about the Akashic Record,(in an old Dover book about a 19th century seer/prophet)- and it makes sense for how the Spirit would order things. Oh and yea, for all those dim-wit "christians" who think they can copyright the christ and buy realization-that library metaphor you used sounds about right for how it will work. And are they in for a surprise - because "God's buyword is: "RECYCLE, RECYCLE!!" Thanks for the read... love, michael

Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)
Reviewed on November 19, 2010
you know i wrote you a massive review on this at 3AM, took me 10 minutes, when i went to hit "post review," the page dropped out and took me to one of those annoying "oops, this link appears to be broken" messages. so pissed, i almost tossed the computer out a window. i am in agreement with much of this and it is an excellent piece of writing. i have often listened to the DNA memory chatter-box in my head which tells me: all this technology, all these modern-day advances, we've been here before, many, many times. knowledge has to come from somewhere, no? suddenly, neolithic man goes from fashioning arrowheads and pottery to the advanced sciences, mathematics, astronomy, irrigation, law and justice, etc. they didn't just make this stuff up, it was passed on by somebody. anyway, i'm off. have a great thanksgiving and all that stuff. be good.

Reviewed by Paul Judges
Reviewed on November 19, 2010
Amazing !

Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on November 18, 2010
Sage, Very interesting as are all your writings.
Always,
Deborah


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