The Angelic Kingdom In Nature

Nancy B. Detweiler
www.pathwaytoascension.com

One of the best ways to discover Truth is to commune with nature in all of its forms. To the clairvoyant, the angelic kingdom in nature is glorious beyond words. On this 24th day of Lent, we return to Geoffrey Hodson's clairvoyant viewing of the angelic kingdom as described to his artist friend. You may purchase his book KINGDOM OF THE GODS at: http://www.questbooks.net/title.cfm?bookid=398 In it he presents fascinating information regarding the Angelic Kingdom.

Every aspect of nature receives angelic care ... tiny flowers and blades of grass have tiny nature spirits caring for them ... trees, mountains, and oceans are under the care of much larger Gods or Lords. Each of the 4 basic elements: air, water, fire, and earth have angelic beings assigned to them.

On this 24th Day of Lent, let us fast from the sadness of the chaos around us and feast on the paintings of living beings caring for our beautiful world. Let us dwell in this beauty and share it with others. Those who are suffering can be comforted by knowing of the Angelic Kingdom in all its variety.

"Bless the Lord, O my soul. O Lord my God, thou art very great; thou art clothed with honour and majesty. Thou coverest thyself with light as with a garment; who stretcheth out the heavens like a curtain. Who layest the beams of his chambers in the waters, who makest the clouds his chariot, who walkest upon the wings of the wind. Who makest his angels spirits, his ministers a flaming fire." (Psalm 104:1-4 Lamsa's translation from the Aramaic of the Peshitta)

A Sea Nature Spirit - In Hodson's experience, these Sea Nature Spirits are commonly seen skimming the surface of oceans and lakes. They vary in size from 3 to 12 feet according to their stage of evolution.

A Sea Sylph - According to Hodson, the Sea Nature Spirit evolves into the type of Sea Sylph shown here. The average height of the central figure would be between 10-15 feet.

A Fire Salamander - A Fire Nature Spirit - Salamanders vary in height from 2-3 feet to the "great colossi of the fire power who are associated with the Sun."

Ever wondered why you and others love to sit before an open fire and feel like it offers companionship as well as warmth?  The Salamanders are present with you.

A Mountain Sylph - a non-individualized sylph often seen in the air over land. According to Hodson, this orange sylph is "possibly associated with the solar life-force or prana with which the air is charged, and which constitutes the vitality of all organic forms. The height of the central figure of this sylph is about 5 feet."

A Lord of the Tree Ferns - According to Hodson, goldfish in a bowl of water keep the water in continual motion. "This is in part the effect produced upon mineral and plant consciousness by the presence and play of the thought and auric forces of nature spirits and Gods." This tree fern was observed "over the jungle in the mountain district of Ceylon, near Newara Eliya.... The central form of this being is some 50 feet tall."

A Lord of the Pines - Hodson observed this being over a group of stone pines in the Cape Peninsula, South Africa. "Many well-grown pines were found to have their own tree God resembling the one here portrayed, but smaller in size and lower in evolution. The stature of this God is about 30 feet."

A Mountain God associated with the element of fire. Hodson observed it at Loskop Mountain, near Harrismith in the Orange Free State, South Africa. "The central figure at the time of observation was partly within the mountain and some 50 feet tall."

A Mountain God - Hodson observed this being in the Drakensberg Range in Natal. Hodson states: "Watching this God throughout successive days, I was reminded constantly of the vision of Ezekiel (Ezekiel 1).... The central form in this case is at least 60 feet tall and it is one of the most majestic and splendid members of this Order of Angelic Hosts that I have ever been privileged to behold."

A Mountain God - According to Hodson, "this picture portrays the presiding God of a mountain range, which was observed high above one of the peaks of the Hottentots Hollands Mountains in Cape Province, South Africa.... The central figure is at least 80 feet tall."

A Mountain God - Hodson observed this God over the Table Mountain Range in the Cape Peninsula, South Africa. "Evidently it has close affinity with the element of fire.... In phase of expansion, the God presented the most magnificent appearance. The auric forces then resembled tongues of flame shooting out for hundreds of yards on every side, as if he stood in the midst of a mighty conflagration. The central figure is about 60 feet tall."

A Mountain God - Hodson observed this God "in the Cape Peninsula, near the eminence known as Castle Rock, high above the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.... I noticed that its beautiful lavender and green aura was frequently extended in a great sweep of force to include the whole of the Gardens."

A profile of the above Mountain God - "showing in part the arrangement of the inner auric forces of the mountain God, the stature of which is about 60 feet. The outer aura is omitted" in this painting.

A God of the Southern Pacific - Hodson observed this highly evolved Sea God "resembling some splendid Sea God from classical mythology, riding the waves upon a shell-like car.... In the higher worlds this God is of immense stature. In the lower, the central figure is some 30 feet tall."


During this Lenten period, may we all resurrect our innate knowledge of this glorious world. May we never again treat Mother Earth with indifference.

Some, whose spirit is filled with love, have been able to photograph nature's forms with a digital camera and also capture nature spirits and angels. This is best done far away from cities. The mother of a friend of mine in Winston-Salem, N.C. could use a non-digital camera and capture angelic beings. Viewing these photographs were always the highlight of visiting with Elizabeth, a woman whose love nature extended to all those who were lucky enough to cross her path.