Widow’s Mites of Mark 12-41
Jesus sat down opposite the place where the offerings were put and watched the crowd putting their money into the temple treasury. Many rich people threw in large amounts. But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins, worth only a fraction of a penny. Calling his disciples to him, Jesus said, “I tell you the truth, this poor widow put more into the treasury than all the others. For all of them have contributed out of their abundance; but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, all she had to live on.”
These coins are bronze lepta and prutot of Alexander Jannaeus, the Hasmonean King of Judaea from 103 to 76 B.C. Although these coins were minted long before Christ’s lifetime, they were still in circulation during the first century A.D. They were the lowest denomination coins circulated at the time of Jesus.
I’m making Christmas/Chanukah Gift Packets with these incredible 2,000 year-old genuine ancient Judean coins that were in circulation during the time of Jesus, and some dating to the time of the Macabees, and they’re only $35 a pop!
These are NOT replicas or reproductions. They are the Real Thing, and there are NOT that many around now, due to the war in that area of the world, and there’s no sign of it letting up anytime soon.
These Biblical coins have been in the Jewels of Ancient Lands collection for well over 50 years, and need some good Remote Viewers to use them and take their Time Tunnels back to their Origin Time Frame. They are not intended for the general public. They are and were intended as Remote Viewing Tools.
You can obtain one of these incredible 2,000 year old Biblical Widow’s Mites for only $35, which comes in a stunningly beautiful presentation packet. Get them while they last — there are a very limited number! Comes with info sheet COA on a back-sheet — this is a really beautiful presentation, and it makes a great stocking-stuffer!
Speaking of stocking-stuffers, check out my deals on Holiday Season hoop earrings, only $10 a pair, handmade by me for the benefit of the community, of course — something I hope you endeavor to actualize your own self sometime soon.
The meteorite packs sell for only $5 & $10 for both Stony and Nickel-Iron whole pieces, and a mere $35 – $50 for a few larger ones with full or near-full fusion crust, some with thumbprints, some oriented.
Also available are much larger Altar pieces, Chondrites, at only $1 a gram. They weigh in at anywhere from 650 grams to 1,200 grams, and are of course beautiful specimen grade full fusion crust pieces, which come with a glass and hardwood preservation dome.
How would you like a piece of Jurassic dinosaur bone either in a presentation acrylic capsule housed in a velvet box, or encased in a wearable locket?
Perhaps you’d appreciate a handout or door-prize of your special full-color business card behind a stunningly beautiful nickel-iron meteorite or a small piece of dinosaur eggshell.
There are so many things we can do with this amazing presentation packet, and I hope you’ll get on board to see some of those things all the way through.
I have over 5,000 wondrous goodies stocking-stuffers and jewelry gift items prepared right now to go out the door in time for Christmas delivery. You can order sight-unseen if you want to get a large number of gifts, in the following categories:
$5 PER ITEM — Small Meteorites, Dinosaur Fossils, Antique Coins, Jewelry.
$10 PER ITEM — Meteorites, Dinosaur Fossils, Antique Coins, Jewelry, Promotionals.
$35 PER ITEM — Meteorites, Ancient Coins, Fine Art Jewelry, Basic Hoops, Copper Rings.
$125 PER ITEM — Fine Jewelry, Ancient Coins, Antiquities, Copper & Silver Rings, Necklaces and Earring Sets.
$225 PER ITEM — Fine Gemstone & Antiquity Ancient-Style Jewelry in Copper & Silver.
$1250 PER ITEM — Custom Ancient Style Fine Art Jewelry in Copper, Silver and Gold.
FINE ART PAINTINGS & SCULPTURE are available at wholesale prices for galleries & framers.
If you leave the choices of stocking-stuffers up to me, I’ll grab something at random from each of the priced tray bins, in which there are about 100 items on the average — you tell me what price per item you want to pay, and I’ll put them in a box and ship them to you the very next day OR …
You can designate a Remote Shopper who can shop for you and, using the magic of the smart phone, communicate with you as they shop for you, thus accomplishing two things at once — getting your Christmas shopping done in time for sweat-free delivery, and some practice at Remote Viewing.
Check out your Remote Viewing Skills on the packages under the tree this year!
The surest way to learn Remote Viewing is to start right at the top, at Square One, and that’s what I plan to release in the form of Remote Viewing Basics, soon to be released — our whole team is on the project, and we’ll have something for you in a few days, if all goes well.
We will build a vocabulary of Remote Viewing, actually a grammar, alphabet and codes that we will use in our Remote Viewing exercises and lab-work.
We start from the premise that you might not have the ideographic or verbal communication skills to actually describe a Remote Viewing scene, so we begin right there.
You get an image to decipher in Remote Viewing Terminology.
The image is photographic, so it had a “making moment” when the shutter clicked or snapped. This is important, and leaves out a LOT of graphics that might otherwise be tempting.
The Remote Viewer goes back to the moment of snap, when the photo was taken, the very moment that it was snapped — you might even hear the shutter snick shut as you take a peek at the past.
Now, report what you see.
Sounds simple, no? But it isn’t. There’s a language to this skill, and you’ll have to master it or nobody, including yourself, will make any sense of the data you gather. You MUST have the language to make the grade.
Then there’s the drawing skills. They don’t have to be great, but you DO need to sharpen up your drawing skills just a bit.
Audio pickup is rare, but it does happen, and when it does, you’ll need to know how to pick it out of all the other invading frequencies, and that comes only from NULLING practice and of course, your daily 5-minute Guitar Practice.
None of this would be of much moment were it not for the nearby SuperBeacon & Matrix.
Your skills on the SuperBeacon will come in real handy when you turn your attention to the Ancient Art of Remote Viewing.
Don’t forget that Remote Viewing is only one step removed from Astral Projecting, and you might find yourself out of body without realizing it, so do brace yourself — it’ll happen when you least expect it.
See You At The Top!!!
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