"YOU ARE HERE ON THE SPOKE OF LOVE, THE NEW KATMA LOVE CREATED FROM THE MELDING OF KRISHNA AND RADHA. YOU MAY ALLOW IT TO FILL YOUR HEART."
Spider Old Woman* and her Sons 11.12.06
Meya (the ascended Mayan priest) and Hiqui (Guardian to the portal of inner Earth) stand before me after having unveiled the following vision: A gigantic spider sits in a grid-like structure which begins to dissolve and form itself into a new foam-like texture. As I ask Meya to explain this to me, his mother appears right beside him. He introduces her to me, "They call her Spider Old Woman and she was responsible for the network of this planet during the era that is currently coming to an end. Now she is tired of this task and wants to leave. She is collecting the old Stargrid to make room for a new structure which matches the present state of the Earth."
I recognize Spider Old Woman since I once had the honor of beholding her above me in the sky wrapped in her lilac-blue cloak which extended towards the horizon like a spider's web. Even then she carried an elongated utensil in her hands. Today I take advantage of the occasion to ask about it, "What is that curious object, Spider Old Woman?" Hesitatingly the old woman spins the spindle shaped object on its axis and says, "This is the Polar Wand which helps me to reverse the polarity of the Earth. But because I am withdrawing my cloak, the veil of oblivion, and the polar magnetism will have served its purpose, I would like to give this wand away."
With an energetic and confident movement she hands this huge spindle over to her son, Meya. The long feathers of the Mayan priest nod as Meya looks imploringly at me and his brother Hiqui. He holds this heavy, fateful object in his arms while Spider Old Woman advises him, "Handle it carefully and bring it to a safe place. A shock or false move of any kind can cause a reversion of polarity or shift the Earth's axis."
Hiqui comes near and observes, "Oh no, that is quite dangerous, it mustn't fall into the wrong hands!" Spider Old Woman explains the function of the spindle and how it should be carried. She then says farewell and leaves us. Some time later after a heated discussion about the avarice of sundry creatures, Hiqui invites us to reflect, "A secure disposal of this object depends a lot on factors such as human greed for possessions, power and fame. Yet actually those very humans are seeking attention and love. Yes, in the end they are nothing but hungry for love. The more love we can bring into circulation with our Sacred Wheels, the more securely will we be able to carry the Polar Wand. Meya seems thoughtful. Highly conscious of his and our responsibility, he adds: "...and all the less natural catastrophes will face the inhabitants of the planet and the corresponding Star Nations. Who would have thought that it is actually always love that causes or hinders things.
*Spider Old Woman is known under this name foremost among native Americans and, according to their legends, she dwells on Spider Rock which rises out of the Canyon de Chelly like the manifestation of her throne. She is the patron of weavers of the Dineh Tribes who still pray to her for inspiration for their patterns. She belongs to the guardians of the Akasha Chronicles.