Experiencing the Dark Night of "I AM" in Peru - July 16, 2006

Part Three - The discovery of a new "retrieval" and Dark Night and the importance to our God flame. A look at the practical reality of how lack of Divine Direction affects Peruvians and South Americans.

The Divine Purpose in the Base Chakra of Peru

Part II

by Lorraine Michaels

July 15, 2006

The bus ride to Trujillo from Lima took about nine hours. It was a hard trip on many levels and I had to wonder why the Masters' wanted us to take this trip up the coast. It certainly wasn't for our entertainment. As I looked back on this trip days later I began to realize that there was a divine plan in order and it was unfolding as it should.

We left Lima and wound out through small, tight roads to pick up more passengers at another bus station in Lima. It was a dirty part of town and we were warned not to go to this particular bus station as it was dangerous for tourists. Like in all major cities, theft is a problem. In Peru, it is in every major city and the thieves look for tourists with cameras, backpacks and electronic equipment and passports often get stolen in the process. One of our tour companions had his backpack stolen in a restaurant as two thieves tricked him by hitting his larger pack diverting his attention while the other swiped his smaller pack. He lost his passports and three months of pictures from his travels.

When we returned to Miami, we picked up a local bus to our friends house to pick up our car. I sat next to a young man and Kim sat down next to an elder man. Kim was talking to him and discovered he was Peruvian and used to live in Lima but had been living in Miami now for twenty years. So they talked awhile and the young man next to me was paying rapt attention, I noticed. It turned out that the young man had just returned from Lima himself, he could have been on our flight. He said he had been robbed in his taxi. Three men robbed him at gunpoint and stole everything but the clothes on his back, he said. He lost his passport as well. I thought that a strange coincidence that we met up with these two men just after returning from Lima ourselves. But we always use these opportunities to bless another going through difficult times and to share our wisdom as well as learn from others. It certainly brought to home how grateful we were that we had no such experience. And we also learned how much Lima had changed from the perspective of this man.

We also heard stories second hand about other travelers who were robbed and had their passports stolen. So we did our best to protect our money and passports, computer and camera, locking them up in the hotels or carrying them with us. I used a money belt the whole trip and felt it was a safe way to guard these important things. It was recommended to be careful picking up taxis on the street, as I believe this young man experienced one of those taxi drivers that are not legit and work in teams to steal from the tourists. We only used taxis from the airport or hostels where they knew the drivers, and we didn't pick any up direct from the streets. We were very happy that our experiences did not include robbery and that we made all our scheduled connections without loss of money or passports.

As we continued our bus out of Lima, we traveled by the shocking scene of the shantytowns on the hillsides. Then we traveled out into the desert and through small towns where the living conditions were a little more improved than the slums but looking still primitive. We stopped for lunch at one of these towns. They tried their best to improve the look of the restaurant for the tourists and had peacocks in the front yard and planted geraniums everywhere. There was a huge gate that was locked that the bus traveled through into the restaurant grounds. But since I wasn't eating, I took a walk around the property and just a few yards away from the building the property opened up to the main road with no gates! I thought it strange that this gate was locked and opened only for the tour buses, yet a few yards down anyone could drive or walk in. The property was dingy and dirty, and unfortunately, no amount of flowers or peacocks could cover over the general conditions and we thought it best not to partake of their food.

The tour buses traditional restaurant stops were always at a much inflated meal price from the other local places, usually at restaurants at least twice the regular costs, so we would generally forgo those stops or just get a cup of soup. Soup seemed safest as it had to be heated up and Kim quickly grew to order cream of asparagus soup as his safe choice off the menu. I would experiment with different soups and thereby had more opportunities to have some misses where the soups were not good at all!

Geraniums were the main flowers you would see in and around Peru. They seemed to do well under drought conditions and were always in bloom, much brightening up the scenery. The other astounding flower was the bougainvillea that would be in profuse bloom wherever you saw it. One wondered why more weren't planted since they did so well in this climate. The same with the Eucalyptus trees that were in the Sacred Valley, which I speak of a bit ahead. They did fantastic in this climate and were so beautiful and enhanced the scenery so much.

The rest of the drive was experienced under this coastal fog which persists all day and shrouds the ocean view that was to our left and the huge sand dunes to our right. The movies continued playing one after another in Spanish as we rolled past the desert that went on and on.

My thoughts and prayers went to the people as I saw their circumstances. And as I prayed for "How could I help these people? How can anyone help them?  and “What do they need God?  What do they lack?"  I received back the answer for me to focus on loving I AM THAT I AM twin flame.  So I did and I allowed my heart to be a chalice of I AM THAT I AM and focus that God Power there.  Little did I know what I was to carry in return.

El Morya comments here:

“This is an aspect of God Power when one aligns their heart and mind to the will of God.  God in return has a vehicle to pour that which remains as untransmuted substance into that heart for transmutation.  And so it was that Lorraine’s heart took on the burden she witnessed and sought to alleviate from the people.  But there is a cost.”  

Trujillo - the Northern Coast
I will explain that cost in a moment.  For the moment I felt my heart chakra ablaze and the energy of Light and felt that God through me could do something for these people.  Finally the bus trip ended and we took a taxi to our next hostel in Trujillo.  The taxi ride was not unpleasant as our drive through Lima.  The vibration of the city of Trujillo was so much better.  You were not met with slum areas, and the businesses were much cleaner.  Trees, although small, lined the sidewalks and meridian strips with trees divided the traffic.
 
There did not seem to be as much street vendors and the city was not anywhere near as dirty as Lima. The main issue with Trujillo was the taxis and the noise pollution from their constant beeping of their horns. There generally are very few beggars in Peru at all, much unlike Bogotá in Columbia, where they were on every street corner and had elaborate tales and endless prattle to hound you until you finally gave in or the light turned green if you were traveling on the road.

In Peru we would often have children come to you around the main square or in tourist areas and with pleading eyes and whinny voices, speaking almost in a whisper, they would beg you in Spanish to purchase their hard candies in open bags.  In tourist areas, children were used to sell the adult crafts. No amount of ignoring stopped these children as anyone who knows young children, they can be very persistent!

As we sat on a bench one day this young man was insistently trying to sell something to our daughter. You couldn't know what he was selling as he only spoke Spanish, but our daughter was not bothered in the least as she had a nose in her book. As I waited for her to respond in some way maybe with "no, gracias" or something, I finally spoke out taking matters into my own hands. So what came to mind was "hasta luego!" which means "see you later " but I believe it also can mean "so long!" Not the exact words you would have thought would have worked to stop his hounding. But surprisingly, immediately upon hearing those words he abruptly turned away and left! I had a laugh over that although my daughter saw nothing funny whatsoever. But it certainly worked better than "no gracias" which usually had to be said several times before having any effect.

Unfortunately for the Peruvian local craftsman, their wares were all the same - blankets and sweaters, along with small bags and knickknacks - and wherever you went there was little difference in the articles.  Once you purchased a few, how many more could you possibly purchase? Sometimes there were stalls and fairs of these local crafts, with several dozen stalls together and you wondered how they could possibly earn a living.  A few children were dressed up in local costume and some carried baby animals such as goats or lambs, and they would shout “foto’s, foto’s” hoping you would take their picture and then give them some coins.

Upon arriving at the hostel we immediately booked a tour for the next day to the ancient sites around Trujillo.  Kim and I took a walk around town before bed, and our daughter was in perfect delight that our room had a cable TV with movies in English with Spanish subtitles for once!  We went to bed early hoping to get a good night’s rest for the next day's busy all-day tour.  

Sickness Manifests
Some time early into the night, I started to feel chilled and sought out extra covering.  A few hours of this trying to get warm finally dawned on me, it wasn't that it was so cold here, I had a fever! The fever ran the rest of the night and I woke up the next morning feeling miserable, with a headache as well.  I was not the only one, our daughter complained her stomach hurt, not unusual for her, but coupled with my ill feelings left two of us not well to travel that day.  So we canceled our tour hoping the next day we would be better able to travel.  

After taking some pain relievers, I managed to get up for a bit to take a walk with Kim, and then headed right back to bed after returning.  We met some Peruvians who spoke English and they wanted to get together later to practice their English with us.  So Kim met them later while we slept, as he seemed to be fine and was having no ill reactions so far. And he had a delightful time visiting with them.  The one young man traveled around teaching the Salsa, the well known much sought after Latin American dance.  Our daughter was very disappointed she missed meeting him, having the idea he could train her on the spot no doubt!

Another night’s sleep and our daughter awoke to nausea and vomiting. I still ran a fever all night and did not feel much better the next morning. We sent Kim out to look for some medicine, as we could not afford to succumb to traveler's sickness and use our precious time sitting in a hotel. Hoping some more aspirin would help the fever and body aches and stomach pills would help us both, we took them and got up preparing to go ahead.

I wondered how we could have picked up traveler’s disease, if that's what it was, so quickly after only one day in Lima and one on the road! We all drank bottled water and were careful what we ate.  So I asked the I AM THAT I AM if it was something I had done in neglect or carelessness, a physical cause, or was it an emotional, mental or spiritual cause. I researched on the internet to see if travelers sickness usually carried a fever as well and a few sites did mention you could have a fever. But my return answer was that it was a spiritual cause. And then I thought back to my prayers. I knew it was somehow connected with my prayer, but was not sure what this had to do in relation to it.  

But we had to take that tour that day as we needed to catch our bus to the next town that evening. So if we wanted to see the ancient temples of Trujillo, it had to be this day. So I went on a hope and a prayer that we both could hold up. But except for a slight headache, and weakness, I held up fine all day. And I didn't hear any complaints from our daughter.

The cost that that El Morya mentioned occurred in my physical temple. I would not have dreamed that my prayer would be answered in this way. As I followed the inner direction to focus on I AM THAT I AM twin flame El Morya, he used that channel of love to return to me that which was needed most for the people of South America. I discovered that my body was weak because it was carrying the weight from what entered my being the day before in answer to my prayer. The cost was that my body took on the spiritual illness of the people, but not just for Peru, but for South America. The fever represented the burning of the consciousness of the rejection of God Power. And that which the people needed the most and what I have witnessed so far in South America, especially in Peru, was the lack of God Power. Because of my love for God Power, I was able to do this, allowing the love within me, in my heart where this occurred, to burn, resulting in my entire body feeling this burning.

Sometimes we may send out energy from our heart in a call or prayer that will be used to anchor light or allow the angels and Cosmic Beings to use that energy to intercede on our behalf in the physical plane. We also may invoke spiritual energy, such as the violet flame which is a spiritual transmutative fire, to transmute the darkness and negative thoughts and energies that are created in this plane. But sometimes we must do something out of love and experience in the physical temple the pain that others are living, whereby we become one with the problem and one with the answer. Then we can go forth and help in a greater capacity, becoming a living example or teacher or just a compassionate one who understands and knows how to help another.

The People of Trujillo
The people of Trujillo were different from the people of Lima. It was not that I got to talk with many of them, but it was felt through vibration and the direction I received from within.  I received that there were those here who were balanced and right in the love, wisdom and power and on all seven rays. The common people of Trujillo were reincarnated from the ancient cultures that surrounded this area and that we visited that day. I was not in my full capabilities to discern at the moment what was going on because of my illness. I just noticed that I received something special about these people and I felt Light in my temple during the day. It would take a few days to process all that I was experiencing and put the pieces of the puzzle together.

Let me explain how I may determine these things.  The concepts I receive from the Masters are very limiting.  It sometimes takes months to internalize and understand what these concepts mean.  They teach me using the common words in English, but often with whole complete new meanings, such as “Retrieval”, which became "Being Retrieval" and “Reserve”, which became "God Reserve" and “I AM THAT I AM twin flame” and even just the word “right”.  I will receive the same phrase or word again and again in the proper context until I "get it" so to speak. Sometimes it seems so obvious what the I AM THAT I AM is leading to me to understand, I wonder how I could have taken so long to figure it out. But it is always easy in hindsight to see the obvious, but not when you are being taught a completely new term or phrase that has no meaning in your current language, at least not the meaning the language uses it for.

When I receive the word “right” seven times in a row, it is connected to all seven rays and if given three times is for the balance of the threefold flame. This then keys me into that there is a connection with wholeness and oneness in I AM in relation to my thoughts or what I am experiencing at the moment.  It can then mean that some act, a person or a group of people have either achieved a certain level of God Mastery and passed certain initiations on the path of Being or I am being directed that they need to and somehow can help them.
 
There are only a few groups of people on this planet who have achieved this level, and only certain pockets in other areas.  This does not mean the people are perfect, but that the mass consciousness of the group in these areas have obtained a certain level of mastery in Being.  Certain cultures who have acquired this mastery are in America, Canada, the UK, and Australia.  We know there are many problems in America today and a lot of corruption in the government.  We know the power elite rule certain of these groups, and yet many North Americans have still acquired this wholeness.
 
I cannot say why other countries have not reached this level of balance, like in the religious culture of India, except you can see the older cultures carry traditions that keep the people boxed in.  Such as in Japan, China and Russia, where there is not the freedom to Be the I AM. Japan you would have thought so with their technological advancement and Buddhist practices, but the Japanese are so steeped in mechanical ways that even their religious beliefs are generally more ritual and rote than from the heart. The pursuit of perfectionism in that mechanical way could leave out the potential for spiritual wholeness. You could say the same for the Scandinavians countries.  They often have government sponsored religions, but no heart in them by and through the people.

Wherever you see religious freedom, however perverted, such as in the evangelistic Christian movements, you still see progression in the consciousness of the people in gaining mastery on all seven rays —because they have the freedom of choice.  So you see in America hundreds if not thousands of newly formed Christian movements, as well as many other religions throughout the land.  What is missing in most of the other cultures, as in South America, is mastery on the seventh ray of Freedom.

And so here in Trujillo was this wholeness, I was receiving.  Surprising, yet not after feeling the vibration of the city compared to the other cities we so far experienced and even later on in the trip.  Skipping ahead a moment, when we were leaving on the bus back to Lima the next day, I felt a pressure and compression in my chest area and throat.  I also felt a lot of light tingling through my body.  Asking what it was I could not get a clear answer.  Often the Masters want me to figure it out myself.  I thought light was being anchored in the area, as both Kim and I felt a need to deal with energies during our tour earlier that day at the ancient sites. Eventually I realized the Light was for me personally. But the pressure I could not understand until later.  It was a strong body symptom and something I couldn't ignore.

I was picking up in my body the opposition to the people there from the darkness.  Usually this is a sign that there is light and those who embody that light are opposed.  Whatever was going on in my body, I left my temple open to the light and anything God so willed to use my temple for. But I was too unwell to discover for awhile what was the spiritual cause, but it was this opposition from the darkness controlling their light. But it was surprising as you look into the history of the area and the people of Moche and Chimú .

The Moches of the North Coast
Although not feeling up to par to be exploring the sites of Trujillo, the tour was well worth it. In the morning we visited the land of the Moche—a pre-Inca civilization occupying the valley of the north coast about three miles from the sea, occupied from about A.D. 100 to about 750, during which time it served as the spiritual and political capital of a large territory, incorporating at least the four nearest valleys, about 2,500 square miles. They are known primarily for their advanced agricultural knowledge and masterful pottery and metalwork. They were pioneers of metal working techniques such as gilding and early forms of soldering. It enabled them to create extraordinarily intricate artifacts; ear studs and necklaces, nose rings and helmets, many heavily inlaid with gold and precious stones.

The site of Moche is dominated by two enormous stepped platforms known as the Huaca de la Luna and the Huaca del Sol, or the Pyramids of the Moon and the Sun. Although not much in appearance from the outside, the excavators had cleared the exterior and interior walls of the Pyramid of the Moon, which is the only site open to tourists. There are large painted murals and friezes depicting warfare, complex geometric designs and fearsome portraits of Moche deities, all in bright yellow, red, white, and blacks. The site is protected to keep the original colors and much is left unexcavated to preserve the original walls.

The Pyramid of the Moon was used as a religious site, dominated by priests. We discovered one of its major highlights - human sacrifices - although the tour guide tried to make light of this part of its function. She told how the victim’s most likely willingly volunteered to bring honor to their families.  Yet later she said the poorer class were usually the victims and their hands were tied behind their backs and drugs were used to seduce them. No image came to mind of willing victims! In my research later I discovered the facts as recently uncovered. There were sacrifices of mostly captured warriors. But some do theorize that families willingly gave their lives for sacrifice from facts uncovered.

The extraordinary and often gruesome artwork of the Moche primarily is the best evidence that there were sacrificial rituals. Vessels in the form of stirrup-spouted bottles with molded figures and intricate fine-line paintings showing warrior-priests bedecked in imposing ornate garb orchestrating ritual warfare; slitting captives' throats, drinking their blood, and hanging their defleshed bones from ropes; and participating in acts of sodomy and fellatio, were all shown in a context of structured ceremony. In the absence of archaeological evidence, most scholars found many of the scenes too horrific to take literally until mass graves of the sacrificed victims were recently uncovered.

Across from the moon pyramid is the Pyramid of the Sun (not their original names as they were unknown) where archeologists believed the administration ruled or the royalty lived and were buried. The common people lived between these two pyramids.  There is an enormous cut on the face of the sun pyramid as it was looted by the Spaniards looking for gold. They intentionally diverted the small Santa Catalina River, which then washed away more than half of it, although it is still the largest adobe brick structure in South America.

That is what is fascinating about these pyramids, that they were built all out of adobe bricks. Across much of the highland areas, we saw stacks of bricks drying everywhere, as this is the materials that all structures are still built out of today across much of Peru.

The Huaca de la Luna was created over hundreds of centuries. Each succeeding level was bricked up and entombed to make way for a new temple floor built upon a carefully sealed lower temple. Three of these levels were excavated and it was believed they were walled up as possibly new priests took over or flooding caused the old to be transcended with the new. Some of their temple wall art remained intact and could be seen for each level.  There were believed to be six of these entombed temples.

The civilization disappeared after it is believed a mega El Niño appeared. Using evidence from ice cores it is thought that around AD 550 to 600, the coastal area where the Moche lived had been hit by a climatic catastrophe. For 30 years the coast had been ravaged by rain storms and floods followed by at least 30 years of drought. It is possible a lot of the human sacrifices were linked to appeasing the Gods during these flood years.

Chimú Empire
In the afternoon we visited Peru’s highly evolved pre-Inca empire, Chimú dated from 1000 to about 1400 A.D. The capital of the Chimú empire, Chan Chan, is the largest mud city in the world. At one time, it held nine royal compounds, boulevards, gardens watered by aqueducts, many homes and buildings. Looted long ago and diminished by time and weather, the city is still impressive.  

There were ten royal compounds built as each dynasty ended and a new one begun. Only one was excavated, which we visited.  Each palace was about two and a half miles square.  You cannot imagine this walled complex with their intricate courtyards, passages, terraces and homes that seemed to go on and on. Pictures do not capture the immense size (Kim is standing in one of the open courts to give you an idea of its size) and the feeling of being in those walls. Inside each palace is an artisan well that is quite large and supplied all the fresh water for the palace.

There were still human sacrifices in the Chimú civilization but the culture depended more on the sea for their supply and less to appeasing the gods and thus not as much focus in the art on sacrifices. Floods left them untouched because of their proximity to the sea. This complex covered over five thousand acres, or twelve square miles, a city created completely out of adobe bricks surrounded by 32 foot walls.

Although much was left to the imagination of how this civilization of about 60,000 people lived and what their complexes looked like, Kim and I were quite fascinated by what we saw. There is no evidence of writing in this civilization or the Moche's so historians must look to the art and other cultures to get clues to them. Presumably, the Chimú had quite an intricate social-class system. Their economy centered on agriculture, with the aid of irrigation systems, which were amazing feats of engineering across a lot of Peru. Similar to many other ancient civilizations, the Chimú were craftspeople producing fine textiles such as gold, silver, and copper objects as well as pottery. They were overtaken by Incan rule in 1465.

In the late afternoon we left those ruins to go down to the sea and a little of the sun seemed to break through the thick haze which lifted our spirits.  Day four was almost over and I looked forward to rest.  But we had a bus to catch back to Lima that evening which would take us back by early morning - traveling all night - which we chose rather than endure that desert scene one more time!

The Spiritual Purpose in Trujillo
In reviewing the history of this area of Peru, I could not find any correlation with the past history of Chimú or the Moche with the people of Trujillo being more advanced than other people in Peru. Although these ancient cultures were highly skilled in certain areas, they both had human sacrifices and often barbaric treatment of prisoners. Their spiritual development seemed to be equivalent to the Stone Age, although they were highly developed in many physical skills.

So what was I feeling and receiving about the development of the people reincarnated from possibly the Moche or the Chimú? They were not reincarnated from either culture, but what I received was many of the people of the surrounding coastal town were there around the the Chimú territory to raise the consciousness of this ancient civilization. There were still the common people who were reincarnated there, but that was not who I was receiving information about. I was being directed that there were those who had come out of the hierarchy of Venus, as those of long ago came from this hierarchy to raise the consciousness on this planet and who have carried flames to certain parts of the planet to anchor the necessary God quality. What were this hierarchy of Venus here to do? The tales of the Moche were told in their art, but what were the tales of the Chimú? What had been perverted to this Light they had come to anchor?

The remains of over 200 fisherman were found accidentally a few years back during a mining expedition assessment by archaeologists. The remains told a tale of a mass sacrificial ceremony probably to the sea god Ni. They had all been stabbed through the heart while blindfolded and hands tied behind their backs. This was the largest mass human sacrifice connected to the Chimú. But about the same amount of bodies were found in a mass grave outside the Temple of the Moon and evidence showed their throats were all slit.

The Chimú were expert in the craftsmanship of precious metals, and their elaborate temples and pyramids were adorned with plates of gold. And from the palace gardens, plants and animals were made of precious metals with so much gold abounding that the Incas were even astounded. Even the citadel walls were beautifully painted with murals and relief decoration of animals, fish and gods of their cultural beliefs. But the Incas who conquered them tell tales of how they are also remembered for their rituals of the battlefield. It is said they would capture their enemies and place the head on a staff to show it as trophy for their victory at war as well as for all others to judge them by their strength.

You can clearly surmise that power was in the hands of the emperors, and the common people, including the fishermen, were just dispensable figures to use for whatever they willed. It took thousands of men making bricks and assembling them over hundreds of years to build this city. Were they willing builders or slaves to the power elite of their day?

The area of the northern coast is one of the most inhospitable areas of the world and is prone to earthquakes, El Niño flooding and severe droughts. These people were experts at agriculture and channeling the water from the mountains through the deserts to their cities. But even the priesthood and the power elite could not stop the destruction of their cities due to these natural forces. What they did is use the common people to appease the gods for their bounty as well as their misfortune. What freedom did the common people have as slaves to the harsh environment and slaves to the power elite of their day?

The Spiritual Light Centers
And so these records stand in what is the area of the throat chakra of Peru. The lack of power to the common people and the misuse of power by the elite of the day. It is no surprise that Lima is the base chakra of Peru and where the Mother is perverted in squalor, filth and overcrowded conditions. I will speak of the other chakras of Peru in Part IV as I talk about those areas.

You find the cities that are built up around the Mother Light draw unto them the perversion of the Mother light. You see a squandering of that Light and the inability to raise it upward to the heart. You may see indecisiveness and the inability to make decisions, something very hard on the country of Peru since Lima is the capital. You see discouragement and hopelessness. Which is felt in the inability to improve one's own personal area whether it be business or home, by uplifting energies in the use of flowers and trees and paint to cover the dirt and graffiti. Whereas in Trujillo, you see and feel the higher vibration of the honoring of this light. But what hits you and remains with you as the predominant memory of Trujillo is the noise pollution of the taxis beeping! This is the perversion of the throat chakra, where the horn becomes the mouthpiece for the drivers and is misused abhorrently.

It should come as no surprise that as we have traveled to the heart chakra of America to do our spiritual work for the clearing of America's heart chakra, and then we travel down to Miami and the energies of the base chakra. But we did not realize how much more of the base chakra we would be dealing with. We then travel to Lima, the base chakra of Peru, to carry the Light of Victory from Chicago. But not only to the base of Peru, but the base of South America, as it is my understanding from the Ascended Masters that Peru is also the base chakra of South America.

But if we look at the world scale, the Americas become the heart chakra of the planet as taught by the Masters in the previous dispensation. I speak of this in my article on America's Spiritual Centers. While the previous sponsored dispensation information is true, there is more as I teach about the emotional chakras of America that are different from the chakra centers taught previously, and that North America is actually the soul chakra and South America is the heart charka.

The whole perspective of our travels then changes focus to the heart as we travel throughout Peru, as well as the issue of the base chakra perversions. The Mother Light needs to be raised up to the heart chakra and this is done through the free will of a people or nation. And so we traveled from Lima, the base, to the power center, the throat chakra and then back down to the base and on to the heart chakra of Peru.

In Trujillo, where I felt this light and energy in my heart and throat chakra area was the activity that was going on spiritually by our active presence of our God flames in this spiritual center. We know where there is much light, there is darkness. And so the opposing energy to the center of God Power in Peru is Trujillo, where all this misuse in the ancient civilizations occurred. It was there that the capital of Chimú, Chan Chan was located. The land of Chimú ruled over 600 miles on the northern coast. So our trip traveling by bus was for the purpose of bringing our flames up the coast through the land governed by the two civilizations of Chimú and the Moche.

Part III - Experiencing the Dark Night of "I AM" in Peru - the discovery of a new retrieval and Dark Night and the importance to our God flame. A look at the practical reality of how lack of Divine Direction affects Peruvians and South Americans.

Part IV - We visit Machu Picchu and the city of Cuzco, the Sacred Valley and experience the Great Divine Director's dictation on Machu Picchu. A look at the Inca terraces and other aspects of the Incas.

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