Blue Light Hotspot Mississippi River

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🦋✨ Join Nancy Rebecca, a registered nurse and psychic clairvoyant, as she delves into the spiritual significance of this mighty river that flows through multiple states in the United States. Discover surprising facts about its origin, size, and historical importance, including its role as a lifegiving force in ancient times. 🌟💧
Through Nancy's intuitive insights, learn about the disruptions and challenges that have affected the Mississippi's sacred frequency over time, and the urgent call to restore its original state of purity and vitality. 🙏💙 Explore the unique contributions of each state along the river's path, from Minnesota's tranquil beginnings to Mississippi's deep holiness. Gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness between water, spirituality, and human consciousness. 🌐🔮
Join us on this journey of healing and reawakening as we honor the sacred waters of the Mississippi and work together to amplify their lifegiving energies for the benefit of all. 🌈💫
Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to stay tuned for more enlightening insights in our ongoing journey through the blue light hotspots of the world! 🌍 Until next time, let's bathe in the wisdom of the dolphins. Take care, everyone! ✨🌏
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@nancyhuston1939 11 дней назад

I feel certain the indigenous people can tell more about the river. Go back to the incidents of Standing Rock. Water is life.

@user-pj1kt9ry7q 11 дней назад

Thank you Blue Light Beings. I have dreamed that the damage to the Mississippi River could be healed some day. Grateful to still be alive to hear this.

@irisamico6530 11 дней назад

Randy Hatton does many things to heal water, and I believe that purifying water is our duty

@rebeccabedsole5914 11 дней назад

I sent this video to Randy Hatton @ Vital Vibrant Waters to include in his Water Healing Ceremony. Thank you Nancy Rebecca! Pam interviewed Randy. Great interview on the Consciousness of Water.

@rturney6376 11 дней назад

Nancy, I find you and Pam so calming ☺️

@mwilson7842 11 дней назад

I grew up in Davenport, Iowa on the Mississippi and often played on its shores, crossed it on ferry boats, sandbagged during floods, and sat next to it in parks. I love this river and it helped put me in touch with the native American spirits that once populated its shores.

@renacain9501 11 дней назад

Yay! I have a different appreciation for this video, as I'm a Mississippi resident. I have done work on the land and the waters, as both hold traumas that need to be healed. This area not only hold energies of slavery but that of the Civil War and the forcing of the Native American people from their property to west of the Mississippi. The Trail of Tears is imprinted all around me as I continue to bless the land, anchor light, and pray for healing of all heartaches, and broken promises. Bless you for confirming what I saw- the blue light moving deep underground.💙🌊😂🦸‍♀🧙‍♀🦅

@patriciamchenry5870 10 дней назад

Aho friend. The lakes are being renamed to their original names

@Attheheartofit786 11 дней назад

I was fortunate to attend a lecture at the UN by Dr Emoto and he was a brilliant man ❤ thanks for sharing his work

@SabrinaBrightstar44 11 дней назад

I live in Minnesota - Itasca word to mean "true head" in honor of the river's start. I recently collected stones from the Pacific Ocean (they feel like Lemurian frequency the stones were talking loud and clear - they wanted to come home to Minnesota with me, I thought they were for my massage business. Now I hear some would like to go to the river. I will walk around my home and see what crystals I have gathered that would like to go play in the river. I love how we all co create together. Great share, thank you!

@denisevanselow2722 11 дней назад

Been drawn to Lemurian crystals too. I acquired one and look forward to working with it

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

Yes! I have given the river several crystals where I thought she would like them. Thanks❤

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

I learned to swim in the Mississippi in Anoka, Minnesota in the 1950’s! I grew up across the street from where the Mississippi and the Rum Rivers come together. It is a magical place.

@stephanieb120 11 дней назад

Earthquakes made the Mighty Mississippi River flow north for several hours in 1812. The same year the War of 1812 broke out between the Britsh and the Americans. Who says human emotions don't cause earth's energies to change. Hate and Love....pretty profound isn't it! Thanks Nancy for the reminder that our thoughts are indeed manifested! ☘️💚☘️

@AzureIce5 11 дней назад

I grew up along the Mississippi River. My great grandparents came from Germany in 1839 to escape religious persecution. They farmed the river bottoms and are buried near the river. Cahokia mounds in Illinois near the Mississippi is an ancient site. The remains of ancient red haired giants were found there in the 1800’s. Thank you for this information, there is much healing that is needed in this ancient sacred place. 🙏💞

@mattanjaebbe5355 11 дней назад

Thank you Nancy, so beautiful! This morning I saw a clip on You Tube from the indigenous Grandmothers singing the watersong. As I went out in nature I sang it all the way. Then came home and heard you’re message about the Missisipi. Life is so wonderful as we are all connecred.🙏🏽 Greetings from the Netherlands.

@juliefinkelstein1674 11 дней назад

Thank you. Moving through sadness. Veda Austin is great!! Pam is great! You are great!!🎉

@Cognitobot 11 дней назад

Let’s go! I’m in Indiana. Maybe I can get some of that blue light. Next week feels like a big week for the stock market, as in the crooks getting in trouble

@kathykapsner3897 11 дней назад

I grew up and live about 8 miles from the Mississippi in Rogers Minnesota-before the river gets to Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota. Crossed it every day in a bus to go to school. Still live here. Did childhood trauma healing as adult with a hypnotherapist on my experience of open heart surgery at age 7. I held a rock during my session and made a ceremony of lobbing it into the Mississippi.

@dianamalik3599 11 дней назад

When I had my spiritual awakening the song River of Dreams played in my head day and night. The song is about going to the shores of the river to find something sacred that was lost. WOW!!! I am goose bumps all over just writing this! Thanks again Nancy for your uplifting messages that remind us that the Blue Light Being are helping to restore our planet to its original sacredness.🌊❤😄

@purelightlove8888 11 дней назад

Thanks for posting this about that song, I had to look it up on the Internet because I couldn’t remember it and then I clicked on the lyrics, and when I started to read the lyrics to that song, I cried and cried… good tears 💙🌟💙

@AzureIce5 10 дней назад

I love that Billy Joel song!

@dianamalik3599 10 дней назад

There must be Angels of Music/Song Lyrics that send us messages through special artists like Billy Joel. His songs are always thought provoking and emotional.

@mannie2075 11 дней назад

Much Love from Sweden and we are doing this together and thank you so very very much dear Nancy for givin us Hopes ❤️🙏🌟✨🎶🇸🇪

@kmazzit 11 дней назад

Itasca means true source

@maryweatherhead5864 11 дней назад

I was born in south Louisiana and the erosion that has occurred in my lifetime has decreased the coastline of Louisiana many miles. When the river was allowed to flood it was life giving as it built up the lands along the river. The Gulf of Mexico is brown due to the silt of the Mississippi River for 10 to 15 miles into the gulf. But, many would be affected if flooding was allowed along the river as happened hundreds to thousands of years ago. Energetically much healing can occur to the states through which the river runs. I agree.

@laurakinsey4515 7 дней назад

I too grew up in south Louisiana. Sharing my love with you for the bayous. We had a camp out there.

@jennifermizote537 11 дней назад

I loved hearing this information about the Mississippi River. It feels lovely and deep and joyful. 💙

@jennymauger 11 дней назад

Much reverence globally for the sacred expansiveness for the Mississippi & far beyond🙏🏼such as the prophecy, cut off the head of the black snake, DAPL🫶🏽🐚🌅🌊🤍🪶🪽

@margiejohnson101 11 дней назад

Blessings to the Sacred Waters from Horseheads, NY!

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

Veda Austin is amazing!❤

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

Minnesota here. I was born by the Mississippi and back to living by it again. It’s my treasure. I send her light and love every day. After living by the Gulf of Mexico for 32 years I felt called to move back to the river. Also lived by the Pacific Ocean for awhile but missed the Mississippi.

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

We are very concerned about the pollution of the river by iron ore mining in the northern part of the state. Also, indigenous populations are fighting the state to get their sacred land back.

@1fancygirl 10 дней назад

I grew up in MN near the river as well. I live at the Pacific Ocean now. My family still lives on the river, where they grew up (north of St Cloud).

@jdakrotz 11 дней назад

I live in IOWA right on the Mississippi River!!!! 🩵🤍💙🤗🫶 YEAH!!!!

@claudiacockerill226 11 дней назад

🫶🌊💝Thank you Blue Beings of Light and Nancy. How beautiful Nancy to understand that we can impact Nature’s sacred water’s consciousness and frequencies helping restore its life giving galactic frequencies by connecting our human consciousness through sending intentional and vibrational prayers of love, harmony, light, wellbeing, joy, grace, peace, compassionate healing in a Unity Cosmic Community Consciousness. 🙏🏼🌊🩵💦💙🙏🏼

@StacyBooth-vv6rj 11 дней назад

Let's go Mississippi River!

@NaturesIntentions1122 11 дней назад

MISSISSIPPI: Meaning "great river" or "gathering-in of all the waters," sometimes referred to as the "father of waters," indicating that the Indians were aware of the immensity of the river. First written by Tonti as "Michi Sepe.” MISSOURI: An Indian tribal name denoting "muddy water” and named for the large river. Thank you for your Gifts and Talents Nancy 💧❄️

@jdakrotz 11 дней назад

Since moving to Iowa on a bluff, with a view overlooking the river (on a brnd thats a mile wide), I've been stirred by its mysteries! I'm overjoyed by this message!!!

@lindabuchanan4416 11 дней назад

Ty Nancy 💎💙💎💦🌀

@ana.jas_me 11 дней назад

Greetings from Romania!🇷🇴

@gina2553 11 дней назад

Thank you SO much Nancy 💗🙏🏻

@freetobe8345 9 дней назад

Sending so much Love energy to the Mississippi river right now. I've always felt a connection to its weaving beauty since I was little, the way it winded it's way across America. Awesome. Thank you Nancy and all the Blue Light beings - Bel ❤️✨🌊🤗🙏

@bethdodds3566 9 дней назад

I live a few miles from Lake Itasca and visit the headwaters often. It’s a place that is VERY life giving. During the summer, I will bathe in her waters as many times as I can, to receive her healing. In my Anishinaabe culture (who come from this area), she is a sacred living being and we sing the Nibi Song (water song) In ceremony which honors her with thanks and love.

@electrarae1240 11 дней назад

My mother lives at the confluence of Mississippi and Ohio River.

@leahomega8 11 дней назад

Wisconsin has a band of crystal that runs through the state

@rturney6376 11 дней назад

“ ole man river” ❤❤❤

@learningkeys21 11 дней назад

Pam Gregory astrologer is an amazing, great resource! Thanks for mentioning her You Tube channel and website, I live New Orleans. We are at the tail end of the river. Water is what makes this city. And the river is the economic engine. But it’s been “under control” by the Corps of Engineers to make cities successful and protected for so long. The river is one of the reasons the energy here is so amazing. Very excited to hear this from the channeling :)

@janamayrhofer3068 9 дней назад

You are so awesomely delightful. Listening to your wisdom and absorbing the collective consciousness is fulfilling with gratitude.

@arohagrace4790 11 дней назад

Randy Hutton (USA) and Veda Austin (NZ) are working with the Sacredness of water

@etiernan5695 11 дней назад

Interesting. My husband and I have camped many years at an Army Corps of Engineer campground right on the Illinois side of the river. I can sit on a bench there and just relax. There are many white pelicans and some eagles living there too. Also, students come out from a university in May/June to study turtles in the campground. Another feature is ancient mounds scattered throughout the area. The largest mound in called Monks mound, which sits near the MS shores near St. Louis. These mounds are called Cahokia and are quite old.

@sheRaRa101 9 дней назад

Lived in Minnesota for 50 years and didn’t see the Mississippi headwaters until I was 43! It’s amazing, it just starts out as a marshy lake. The Ojibwe name for it was Omashkoozo-zaagaigan which means Elk Lake but white man changed it to Itasca which means true source (the true source of the river they meant).

@nancyhadley6478 11 дней назад

Walk cross the headwaters at Itasca state park. (Eye taska)

@jacquiebrassington4835 10 дней назад

On May 13th there are hundreds of water ceremonies and meditations being held, blessing the waters of the world.🌊🌊🌊x

@martinelongum2439 11 дней назад

Good news

@rewritealchemy3339 8 дней назад

Working with our bodies of water is something I feel called to. This is the first thing I woke up to this morning. Ironically, my ancestral blood line on my father’s side is from Cape Girardeau, which is on the Mississippi. This is the birthplace of really long ancestry in my family. So I feel very called to this as a Blue Ray.

@1fancygirl 10 дней назад

I grew up on a lake that was fed by the Mississippi River in Minnesota. I've walked in the beginning of the river in Lake Itasca (eye-tasca). My family grew up on the river, and some still live there. We grew up swimming in the river, fishing, boating.. (lots of blood suckers/leeches, ick. Also has some huge sturgeon!). Over the years we saw the river get more and more dirty and unhealthy. It was sad to notice such a thing. Glad to hear that the river is healing 💙

@Pjmans 9 дней назад

I’m from southern Minnesota & my father lives 1/2 an hour North of Itaska State Park - There are several Locks & Dams that are along the Minnesota & Wisconsin parts of the river. There is also Indian Reservation Land between Itaska State Park & Bagley, Mn.

@laurakinsey4515 7 дней назад

I grew up a block away from the Mississippi, 50 miles from the mouth of the river. When I visit, I ride my bike along the levee in New Orleans and send love and renewal frequencies from my heart to my dear river. In 2022, I took what I thought would be my last ride along the river. As I sent love, the Mississippi showed herself to me as a deep, crystalline, aquamarine being. She truly responds to our love! It will heal her. Since your post, I have been blessing my drinking water by saying "You are the Mississippi flowing through my body and giving me health. Thank you."

@nancyrebecca 6 дней назад

You are so welcome.

@leahomega8 11 дней назад

There was once a huge inland ocean nearSt Louis and there on the Madrid fault line as well as the parallel that is a ET highway east to west

@rebeccaallen5547 8 дней назад

Amazing stuff Nancy! Mark Twain wrote about and grew up around it and loved the Mississippi River. Also, I recently heard a psychic predict a big earthquake around it in the next 2 years.

@patriciamchenry5870 10 дней назад

Thank you Nancy. I live in Minneapolis, MN. Grew up here. Itasca state park, pronounced "Eye task a" very sacred waters. They are cleaning up areas of the river starting in July of this year. If you camp and enjoy sacred vortex we welcome you to Mn. There is an awakening here with indigenous tribes.

@nancyrebecca 10 дней назад

Thank you 🙏 for the invitation 💙

@coach370 11 дней назад

This is a really beautiful video. Thank you.

@AlisonDeer 11 дней назад

Blue lights are the Djinn

@chrismcsherrod 11 дней назад

Thank you… I’m in Iowa and have read Masaru Emoto and have recently learned about Veda Austin’s work. I’m excited to help in the healing of water! Also cool that recently I’ve traveled to many of the states the Mississippi runs through!

@leahomega8 11 дней назад

I’m 3 hrs east of the river

@AChorister 11 дней назад

Water is 50-60% of the human body. And water is highly conductive.

@lindasmith879 10 дней назад

oh the MIghty Mississippi,it was called when i first learned of this River, several trips cross country would allow me to sleep near her shores,in a little town called Hannibal across the way there are locks,barges etc., that make their way,it was peaceful and Grand...also Eagles nesting in the area,pelicans, it was delightful, i got to see her levels high and low....over the years.....great memories....i would like to add an epilogue:When i first heard that water constantly continues to arrive on the earth from the distant reaches of the universe,I was filled with wonderment. from Masaru Emoto, The Hidden Messages in Water, his second book. He also taught how are conscousness can change not only water but ourselves and our world.....peace

@grtchldy6561 10 дней назад

I live near the Mississippi and every time a cross it I try to remember to say “I love you river”. I know how important this is. Could you imagine if everyone did this every time they crossed the Mississippi?! Another thought I’ve had is the dams and manmade waterfalls unstructure the water. Natural waterfalls do not. I’m not saying we should remove them all just design them differently. What if the engineers of the future understand the nature of structured water and designed accordingly? The water would then hold its natural template!

@leahomega8 11 дней назад

It’s amazing I sence the natives in spirit

@virginiasilos4761 10 дней назад

Thank you 🙏🏼 🩵💙🤍🩵

@lyse9585 11 дней назад

Thank yiu ❤

@susandrouin1243 11 дней назад

I love this so much🩷🥰🌹🙏

@laurelwilliams7710 11 дней назад

Thank you ❤

@kindness_matters 11 дней назад

Itasca I believe means headwaters.

@pamelachamberlynn3873 9 дней назад

"The Ojibwe name for the lake is Omashkoozo-zaaga'igan (Elk Lake). The first European explorers in the area were French Canadian and they named the lake Lac labiche (Doe Lake, often mistranslated as Elk Lake).[2] The name was later changed by Henry Schoolcraft to "Itasca", coined from a combination of the Latin phrase veritas caput ("true head [of the Mississippi]").[3][4] It is one of several examples of pseudo-Native American place names created by Schoolcraft." - wiki

@nancyrebecca 8 дней назад

Thank you 💙

@SPlatt2 9 дней назад

I wonder how the vibration of the cicadas this year, in which two specific broods of different life cycles will co-emerge (something that only happens every 221 years) will affect the Mississippi. It runs through some of the states with large cicada populations and there will be trillions of them.

@Attheheartofit786 11 дней назад

“Eye task a”

@IkeSessionII 9 дней назад

One of the first people to study the consciousness of water is Dr Mona Harrison, and she was unalived and never given proper credit for what she originally revealed!

@jdakrotz 11 дней назад

We have Barge traffic, no doubt.

@leahomega8 11 дней назад

I want to move to Savanna or Galena Il