Autopoieic Earth

About the Book

Washington, D.C.—A Landscape of Light with 101 Temples Revealed You don’t normally think of the U.S. capital as being on the official list of the world’s premiere sacred sites, but it is, and it has a unique destiny to fulfill. Since the start of the Golden Age in January 2020, its intended world role in geomantic terms has been put in the forefront of all Earth Mysteries and energy activation activities. The Freemasons may have roughly sketched out an esoteric map for the District of Columbia’s array of federal buildings, but the genuine underlying geomantic map of energy high points far surpasses that preliminary model. A team comprising the enigmatic Ronald and his two colleagues spend 18 months unveiling and energizing this unsuspected terrain comprising 101 different types of subtle structures called Light temples because they are made of Light. They come right out of the world’s myths of sanctified features nobody ever believed to be real. This small team of trained clairvoyants works behind the scenes under the direction of the angelic order called the Ofanim and selected members of the Great White Brotherhood to rejuvenate this richly endowed landscape. It was designed long ago to bear the superior qualities of the emerging Golden Age. They call it the Jeweled Box as it is filled with the jewels that are Light temples now “on line” with the world’s composite subtle body called the Light grid. It’s all about consciousness and how to have more of it and how to wield it as a power that benefits the Earth.

About the Author

Richard Leviton is the author of 36 books, primarily on the relationships among myth, consciousness, and the global geomantic landscape, and on how to effectively interact with them for the betterment of the planet. Since 1984, he has been an on-the-ground colleague of the angelic order called Ofanim. He provides skilled clairvoyant readings and classes and offers site tours and in-person field trainings in geomantic protocols based in the Santa Fe, New Mexico, landscape. Contact him at: blaise@cybermesa.com or www.blueroomconsortium.com