MY EGYPT STORY WITH MATIAS DE STEFANO

Graciela Eleazar

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A contemporary perspective of Ancient Civilization’s spiritual teachings that can fully enhance our manifestation prowess of modern man
This book delves into the nature of our existential reality to empower us with the tools that we can use to create the life that we want in this particular dimension.
It helps us to know who we are, what is our purpose in life and how we can navigate our lives without the usual struggles that confront our day to day living.

It awakens a realization that happiness is a self-created process totally independent of the external trappings of wealth and fame, of blissful relationships, and many more external dependences that make us forget our reality within.
The dissertations of Matias de Stefano on life gives the reader a wider understanding of why our human concepts evolved to what they are today and by understanding their origins, the roles they played in our evolution, one can start to hinge ones knowledge on life based on the nature of the three aspects of our consciousness, spirit, soul and body.
The understanding of the twelve patterns of our lives as part of the planetary network through the individual’s astrological sign and the role of the constellation’s influences in our lives, enhances our ability to understand ourselves resulting in our better comprehension of our fellowmen and our world.

Sujets

• Spirituality

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• Publié par: iUniverse
• Date de parution: 06 juin 2023
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781663252128
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 107 Mo

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Texts: Graciela “Grace” B. Eleazar
Additional texts: Matias de Stefano (yosoy.red.blog)
Editorial assistants: John Michael A. Bautista, and Evelyn B. Villamor

Photographs from: NASA James Webb Space Telescope, U.S. Library of Congress,
Jui Ling, Sheila Hoyt, Elizabeth Duffield, and Grace B. Eleazar Collection

Book design and illustrations: Felix Mago Miguel Jr.


ISBN: 978-1-6632-5212-8 (e)



iUniverse rev. date: 04/25/2023




I dedicate this book to all those who seek the true elixir of life, the wisdom to experience the grandness of the “Infinite Beingness” of our souls. May what we seek be found, for it has always been within us.






Foreword


My Egypt Story



The Fabric of My Life


Conclusion

Epilogue

Postscript


Contents


Foreword
My Egypt Story


The Fabric of My Life


Conclusion


Epilogue


Postscript








I started to rewrite the draft book I originally handed to Matias de Stefano, a modern mystic, while cruising through the Nile River because of certain events that happened after I returned from Egypt. I totally changed the format without any inkling or idea on how I should proceed. I just followed what I felt I should write about on a daily basis about any story that inspired me that I felt was worth sharing.
And in the process, I would start with decades past, go to the recent past, then relate a present, and mention a future event, move back again to stories ending up story telling not in a chronological order. I initially had some misgivings on the process. Then my grandson who lives in Miami Florida to pursue his college degree, came back for the burial of his grandfather.
One morning after, I asked him to browse through my new draft and asked him if it makes sense to him since the stories, I am narrating were jumping from one time line to another with no time sequencing.
He explained to me that a famous movie director does his films using the same mode of presentation. This boosted my confidence to pursue what I started although this was the first time that I am writing my many stories this way. My desire was to relate my numerous insights on my life’s spiritual journey and intersperse them with the contemporary transmissions on life by a young modern mystic Matias de Stefano, from his Initiation Series in Gaia, and whose remembrances of his past


Foreword


Foreword




intergalactic life has become a vast storehouse of wisdom and a world phenomenon on his explanations of our existential realities.
I explained to my grandson that my way of relating my stories of the past, jumping into the present, then interwoven with a distant past and suddenly touching on the future is the result of my lifelong study on Physics’ explanation of the illusory states of time and the interchangeability of time and space, resulting in passing through many dimensional levels that are linked to create a more relevant present moment. By traveling through these dimensions of time and space, our past can create our future while the future is actually helping mold our present moments resulting in one small atom of space within Infinite time.
I also included interactive tools like the QR codes of Matias’ transmissions, his songs, his blogs, the pictures of the events I mentioned in the book, and his links to his 365 days daily transmissions as part of the preparation in consciousness for our initiation of our climb to the King’s chamber of the Pyramid of Giza that was supposed to be the culmination of his Atlantean task dating back to 12,000 years ago.
I had to do some research on the Atlantean civilization and its connection to the Egyptian civilization when I was asked by an official of the Egyptian Embassy in the Philippines. From the limited information that I gathered, the Atlantean civilization seemed to be a “fictional” era in time, the word Atlantis having been mentioned by Plato in his discourses. However from the Initiation Series of Matias and based on the vast knowledge he Is sharing, plus the parallel knowledge which I assimilated in my life for the last forty seven years, the “mythical” Atlantean civilization is actually the Ancient Mother Egyptian civilization. Matias called Egypt “Khem” where his first remembrance of his ancient life was when he was standing in front of the Sphinx.




This work is a simulation of my life’s evolutionary experiences through some sensory experiences from the pictures and printed contemplations that I shared (sight), the songs, contemplations and chants (auditory) that I have listened to, the book that you touch, and an aromatherapy feature to assist our many steps of adding an internal dimension to our external perception of life of the world. The sharing of life concepts is to help create the awareness of our inherent divinity common to all humanity which is our I AM.
My intention is to connect all aspects of our consciousness both external and internal (they are actually one and the same) in a harmonic chord (triggered by Matias’ explanations of the web of life) in the present moment through the tools that I learned decades ago, and further enhanced, expanded and revalidated by Matias before and after my Egypt trip with one purpose in mind:
To share whatever I have learned from this particular dimension of my existence so I can make my life, my loved ones’ lives, or another person’s life bring forth the positive lives that we all want while living our eternal moments.
If I can achieve this, then I know that I have lived my life well. That is good enough for me.
Grace B. Eleazar
August 2022






Chapter 1


My Egypt Story


My Egypt Story




“Don’t you remember me? You were buried alive in Egypt with me!”


As I stepped into one of the rooms where a sarcophagus was being exhibited, I immediately experienced bouts of asphyxiation.




M y Egypt story started 47 years ago without my conscious awareness of what I was embarking on.
That was when I met a spiritual master who first greeted me with this question, “Don’t you remember me? You were buried alive in Egypt with me!”
Not knowing any in-depth knowledge of reincarnation, I told her I have no recollection of any of those “dreamlike” (and I supposed harrowing) experience. However, I immediately had a flash back of an experience from the past in my present life.
When the Tutankhamen’s Egyptian artifacts were brought decades ago to our Philippine Congress as part of the world tour, I immediately went to see the exhibit. As I stepped into one of the rooms where a sarcophagus was being exhibited, I immediately experienced bouts of asphyxiation, and I just attributed it to the quality of the air in the room and did not put any meaning to it. However, after that reincarnation revelation, I started to ponder on that particular experience including my many serious health conditions that I went through during my adolescent years. I even had to stop schooling for a year because of my relentless bouts of asthma, where I would sleep sitting down on a chair with my head on a pillow on my lap because I could not breathe at all every time I would lie down.
I had no idea that the triggering of my awareness on reincarnation was already the start of the process of my understanding life from a perspective that was so different from my upbringing.


The Distant Past





As a young 12-year-old kid growing up in a nine-member religious family, whose lifestyles were along the many rigid rituals of our Catholic upbringing and the many preachings that my mom (bless her soul) will utter during our lunches and dinners, my young mind started to question the creation beliefs and the modes of operation of how we should conduct our lives.
First, I was questioning why should we worship and pray to a God who seemingly in my young mind practiced favoritism. I would often ask my siblings and my mom why God plays favorites because I see poor or handicapped kids in our neighborhood, and would wonder why God is punishing them when obviously they still do not know the concept of “sin and punishments of an angry God.”
I was hesitant to worship and pray to a God who might arbitrarily not favor me if I am not familiar with the metho