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Saint Germain's Prophecy for the New Millennium: Includes Dramatic Prophecies from Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce, and Mother Mary

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With the turn of the millennium just around the corner, there are many prophecies that could crystalize. The negative portents of the prophecies given at Fatima by Mother Mary, those by Edgar Cayce, Nostradamus, Padre Pio and others could leave one with a sense of utter hopelessness and despair. There is hope! This book explains that prophecy is not sent in stone; that prophecy is given so that prophecy can be turned back. Saint Germain's Prophecy For The New Millennium discusses most of the major prophecies that are falling due in our time; what they mean to us individually and collectively; and most importantly, what we can do to turn these prophecies around. I have tried the formulas contained in this book and I can say that they have worked for me and there is no reason that they cannot work for you. This book is both timely and sorely needed.

This is the first book related to prophecies for the year 2000 & beyond that I have read that is not a panicked "911" message. There are suggested "remedies" using positive energy, prayers and affirmations in the book that make a lot of sense and are easy to do. (The astrology is not overwhelming and gloomy.) After reading this book, you feel like you can do something POSITIVE for the world besides worry & wonder what's going to happen.

I have read a number of books on prophecy and Nostradamus--this tops the list. It is showing us that prophecy is given so that it can be averted. I loved the section on the King of Terror and how this Nostradamus quatrain actually relates to Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein and , by the way, the book was written before 9/11 and the war in Iraq. Profound and brilliant, I especially loved the "spiritual solutions".
January 2005-After the tsunami in South Asia I picked this book up again and reread the sections on "earthchanges" and "Is Mother Nature Mad"--again it was extremely apropos.

This is a very well-written and well-researched book, but most importantly, it gives us a very profound sense of hope by saying that prophecy is just a warning, it's not intended to panick people and make them buy tons of supply and just wait for the world to crumble down, but we actually can overcome it and make our destiny what we want it to be.

Having never read any of Elizabeth's books before, and being relatively aware of St Germaine and his wondrous work on this planet, this book jumped out at me. Yes, I agree with the other reviewees, that it is a helpful book to enable us to 'relax' somewhat and know that all is indeed not doom and gloom. Power to the people could never be as important at this time that we are presently in. However, there is a group of chapters which I would have to whole heartedly disagree with and if I didn't know any better, they appear to have an agenda behind them.The Child's Perspective and a few of the following chapters from this one I personally found quite alarming in their content. There is no greater truth than your own, so take care when reading some of this, because at the end of the day it is only an opinion. Don't be afraid to feel and if all of her words ring true for you fantastic, but if they don't this is because this is Elizabeth's truth and not your own.

Elizabeth Clare Prophet was the leader of The Summit Lighthouse until her death a few years ago. I don't deny that she was very charismatic and strangely fascinating. Unfortunately, her group was probably a cult. As for her message, it seems to have been an eclectic potpourri of almost everything...except Islam! Her writings have the same eclectic quality. This book is no exception.

The main message of "Saint Germain's prophecy for the new millennium" is that prophecy isn't set in stone, and that even the gloomiest forecasts can be changed. The Biblical story of Jonah is used as evidence for this. Indeed, the book contains very few concrete prophecies. Published in 1999, it claims that the period until 2025 will contain both positive and negative aspects, and it's up to humanity to choose which path it will tread. One of Prophet's co-authors, the astrologer Murray Steinman, discusses various planetary transits and comes to the conclusion that we are entering a period of wars and clashes between civilizations...or democratic revolutions and spiritual transformations.

Otherwise, what struck me about this book was Prophet's attempt to cover as much ground as possible. She and her co-authors Steinman and Spadaro discusses Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce, the Marian apparitions at Fatima and Medjugorje, the life of Saint Germain, the power of the violet flame, and (briefly) the movie "Ghostbusters II" (!). It should be noted that The Summit Lighthouse considers the Statue of Liberty to be literally divine, so they must have loved the closing scenes of that motion picture...

The book also contains channelled messages from Mary, Saint Germain and elemental spirits, including The Hierarchs of the Water Element, who call upon us to save the majestic whales. Well, Elizabeth, since your group has a techno-fix, I really don't see your point! More disturbing is a prophecy by a female spirit (Mary again?) supposedly given to George Washington, foretelling the foreign occupation of the United States. The book, published two years before 9/11, also contain a quatrain by Nostradamus about an attack on New York.

More as a sideshow, "Saint Germain's prophecy for the new millennium" reveals that Dannion Brinkley is a Summit Lighthouse fellow traveller. Aha! Gotcha, Dannyboy! Apparently, Brinkley (author of "Saved by the Light") saw the violet flame during one of his near-death experiences.

I'm not sure how to rate a work I don't really agree with, but since it might be of interest to spiritual seekers and I feel generous, I give it four.

Not at all that bad of a book to be reading and to enjoy. Recommending: The Throne Room === AND Saint Germain's Prophecy for the New Millennium