August 2002
The Meeting of Ancient & Modern Worlds by Christan Hummel

In March of 1999, my colleague, Slim Spurling, and I were asked to come to Caracas, Venezuela to initiate an environmental clearing program in the area. They were facing serious threats due to water and atmospheric pollution which was out of control––being one of the most polluted cities on the planet. While I was somewhat prepared for the pollution, I was not prepared for what I encountered once I arrived.

Unknown to me, Caracas is one of the most masculine-dominated cultures in Latin America. As such, the prevailing attitude is quite neglectful and abusive of Nature and the whole Feminine principle of life. Not surprisingly, almost the entire focus of the workshop was on government connections and the technology aspect of the workshop, and very little support for the aspect of working in harmony with the nature realms.

A Friendly Visit
The first night there, I went to bed, and before drifting off to sleep, was visited inwardly by two people who were standing by my bed. With my eyes still closed, I could see them just as clearly as if they were there physically. They were both males wearing a thin string-like cloth around their groin, with dark skin, and straight jet-black hair fashioned in a bowl cut. Their big, deep brown eyes seemed to look right into my soul. They seemed in their mid-twenties, and yet appeared as innocent as children. At their side, they each held a spear made of a thin tree branch in their hands.

As they looked at me, they instantly "communicated" something to me in a way which was totally unfamiliar. It was not exactly telepathic, but was more like a feeling which contained a whole message within it. The message was that they were thanking us for coming there to help the Earth. They were coming to the edge of their world to make contact with us, and asked for us to come to the edge of ours to meet them. They also conveyed that they were connected to the Amazon. Then they just left as quickly as they came.

The next morning, I asked our host if Venezuela had any connection to the Amazon. He replied that the very southernmost region of Venezuela is called the Amazonia region. Then I told him about my “visit” and he showed me a picture from a book on Venezuela of a tribe of Indians who lived in that region, the Yanonami. They looked exactly like the two who visited me! Apparently few people see them as they are deep in the jungle, and it was rumored that they are only contacted by those who have been given an “invitation.”

When looking at a map of that area, a place called “Angel Falls” jumped out at me. I was getting a clear and strong message inwardly that if we didn't go to Angel Falls, that nothing we tried to do in the workshop would be successful or of lasting value.

The Pilgrimage to Angel Falls
With one day's notice, we were on a charter plane to Angel Falls some 1,000 miles away. The adventure of that trip in a five passenger plane, during a lightening storm at night low on fuel is a another story rivaling anything from Indiana Jones.

When we arrived there, we discovered that the Yanonami live on the plateau of what they called the "Grand Savanna." It is considered the most sacred land in Venezuela. It felt like we'd tapped into a quintessential spot where the Feminine energy was linked to the planet.

Once there, we learned that it takes several days by boat up river and then a rugged hike through the jungle terrain to get to the Grand Savanna and we didn’t have that kind of time. I was heartbroken.

We were able to land within three miles of the falls, at an encampment called Canaima. There, we went ahead with the ceremony we had planned to do at Angel Falls. At the bank of the river near one of the smaller falls we prepared to do our ceremony. Slim joined us with a young man he met at the camp whose father was a Tribal Elder of one of the Indian tribes in the area. Slim invited him to observe what we were doing and bring that information, along with a ring Slim invented, back to his father. This ring was a token to represent our efforts to meet them. So this young man appeared as an emissary able to trave through the terrain which barred us from making contact with the Yanonami in person.

As we proceeded with the ceremony, we seemed to "uncork" something very deep from within the Earth that was bottled up at that spot. It was as if it were acting like a central pressure valve for the whole area. The process took about 30 minutes, and when it was over we got back in the plane and got ready to head home.

A couple of days later we did the workshop in Caracas. During the last day, which is an outdoor experiential in focussing on how to communicate and connect with the devic life in their area to heal imbalances in the environment, a tall, slender young Indian man came up to me and thanked me for the work we were doing. There was something unique in his demeanor. He was unusually quiet and self-contained, and I hadn't seen him on the previous two days of the workshop. When I asked him where he’d been the last two days, he said that he only came for this last day. He then invited me to come to visit their home if I was ever in his area. When I asked where he lived, he replied, "the Grand Savanna."

We were not able to physically meet the Yanonami, but they had sent a messenger to meet us. We had gone as far to the edge of our world as we could. And they in turn sent an emissary to us to acknowledge our efforts and let us know that "contact" was made.

Modern Science meets Ancient Wisdom:
After this experience, it began to make sense what had been happening throughout the last several years of working with the Earth healing technologies. While in South Africa, Slim was met by Credo Muktwar, and he acknowledged that their tribe had known and seen the type of technologies we were working with for hundreds if not thousands of years. In fact they had something looking almost exactly like Slim’s harmonizer which we used in Angel Falls on the top of their ancient tribal sticks of power. It was said that he who had the stick would rule the area wisely. In Egypt, ancient hieroglyphics show priests using a caduceus rod of initiation which are designed in the double helix wrap like the ring Slim gave as a gift to the young Indian man in Cainama. Other depictions of this technology are seen in Egyptian pictures which look like jewelry--did they know what they were wearing? Were they conscious of the energies contained in those designs?

So these technologies, while seeming new to us today, actually had their origins in ancient times and apparently ancient people knew how to use these tools. Now these people were sending emissaries to meet with us--but why? Perhaps to remind us that the Earth Herself must be included in this process!! And while most of humanity has forgotten this understanding of how to be in communion with the Earth, it is still a part of our genetics. The remembrance of this ancient form of communication which the KOGI have retained, is just one method of re-establishing our harmonic relationship with Mother Earth again, and it is part of our heritage and an essential part of our making our way out of the technological nightmare in which we are presently embroiled.

I began to see that through connecting with the indigenous people and their wisdom, that they were able to help us to connect with the Earth. This fit in perfectly with the Huna teachings which said that to reach the Higher Self, one had to first go down to the Lower Self (the connections with the Earth.) So it began to make sense why we were being contacted by these keepers of ancient wisdom.

I’ve since realized that it is essential for us to proceed with any planetary healing work hand in hand with the ancient caretakers and indigenous people of this Earth. We are certainly newcomers to this scene. We have much to learn from them and their wisdom. Like a labyrinth, sometimes you have to go backwards to go forward.

The Heart is the Key
After this experience I realized that what we are teaching in the workshops goes far beyond how to clear the earth energies of their space, whether it is a home or a city, or get rid of their aches and pains with the tools, or grow a better crop of corn by talking with the devas, or eradicate chem trails or clear pollution. What we are really teaching them is how to relate to the world from another level of consciousness. From that level of consciousness, we can heal the chaos and trauma of our own body, our cities, and our planet. It can only happen when we make that shift in consciousness.

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