Nicola Staff asked 4 years ago
What we can say here is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder and the same is true of evil. The two species in question here simply have opposite views of the meaning of the cross. It is no accident that the cross is embraced by many, many churches and in particular the Catholic Church from its inception. This was actually seen to by the Anunnaki wanting the glory of their savagery to be prominently displayed by the clerics of the era, to reinforce fear within the congregants who continued to believe in the divine but had to worship with visible reminders of the extraterrestrial handiwork through inflicting this most cruel form of torture by crucifixion on a divine agent in the form of Jesus Christ who sacrificed his life in this way to advance the cause of the divine for the salvation of humanity.
To this day, they use the cross as a symbol that is very akin to a logo for the Extraterrestrial Alliance because it is a direct depiction of their handiwork in causing such cruelty. The believers in the divinity on display by Jesus Christ and his life’s work, of course see the cross as a symbol of his noble sacrifice for others in taking the blame and the punishment of the entrenched corrupt regime who opposed his ministry and messages of love and tolerance, and most egregiously convincing people there was a higher power than the empire with official governmental control politically, in those days. So symbols are what one makes of them. When one is a human and religious and has reverence for Jesus Christ and wants to have a cross in their home as a remembrance of this sacred sacrifice, that cross becomes a cording to Jesus Christ’s energy and to the divine realm because that is the meaning for that believer. So there is nothing to fear in the cross per se.
By the same token, the cross can and has been used by some practitioners of dark arts to take the cross as a symbol and corrupt it with dark intentions as often seen in depictions of an upside-down cross as a satanic symbol. So this is the creation of an entirely different energetic connection for a person with dark intentions using the very same symbol for dark purposes rather than a celebration of divinity. Again, what matters is not the symbol but the intention imparted to it by consciousness. It is a kind of energy that we speak of here and that is why such objects can be energetically charged with the intention of good or evil. That is the purpose for ritual blessing of such objects—those rituals impart the energetic intention desired and that will be maintained and the object itself will be connected to the divine and can be used in further ways to impart blessings and connect others and even locations where the cross is placed, to have divine energy present in a kind of vigil, if that is the intention.
So this provides a way to use something like a cross as a means of protection because the believer sets the intention that that cross symbolizes the presence of Jesus Christ and that location will accordingly be under divine watch and held safe and it will be acted upon by the divine realm and seen to if belief is sufficient to support the intention. So one need not worry if there are beings who have a dark connotation for the cross, in the same way that almost any object can be used as a weapon. But that does not make it evil until there is a harmful act in which it is utilized, and then the energy of the wrongdoer is transferred into the object through a cording and remains as a kind of stain until it might be cleared through a healing of some kind. People and extraterrestrials as well, create many cordings and leave their energy about in the environment as they come and go.
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