Greetings

[violeteagle]

hello. New to this forum. Looks interesting! Look forward to joining the discussion.

[William]

Hi violeteagle, how you doin?

[Richard]

Welcome aboard violeteagle. That’s an interesting name that you picked. Have you by chance read Stewart’s Healers Handbook?

[violeteagle]

found Swerdow from David icke's books in the part on alien's (biggest secret?). Read the Montauk books and some books on the Philadelpia Experiment. Dont' have all teh other books yet. Are Eagles mentioned in his books?

[Richard]

I thought you might have read Stewart’s books because violet is the protection color. The Montauk books are great books. Now you need to read Stewart’s Blue Blood, True Blood and the Healers Handbook. They’re excellent books and they will explain more about life than any other books you’ve read.

I upgrade you to Warrior and you have full access now. :)

[DreamTime]

Welcome to the forum Violet Eagle.

All I know is that all birds come from reptiles. :unibrow:

[PurpleParrot]

Yay! Another bird!

lol

HI!!!

[William]

    Ever notice who uses Eagles as symbols.  however just guessing if you have Indian Dna then they use Eagles also, as other groups do.  I believe Stewart mentions Eagles some but cant remember now what?   Besides what some of the Eagle represents in symbol form.        So im not suggesting its good or bad. 

[violeteagle]

hi..
I read lots of stuff before I read montauk books. some good some not that hot. violet and blue and other colors see a lot inn working with dreams. also birds and lions. hat's where that name comes from. took long road befoe I found writers like david icke and stewart swerdlow

soem books;
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1883319013/
not that good

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0062503731
teaches bout animals in ndreams, pwoer animals

violt and blue come up a lot with dream study

[William]

  Ahhhh  I have that first book you listed and he wrote a second one after that that i have.  I liked it at the time.

  The way of the Shamen, not sure if ive read that, I loved reading Carlos Castaneda, Mucho.