WHEN OSLO (NORWAY) MOURNED THE DEPARTURE OF KINGS ALMISTI AND SADTUR…
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We go back to an ancient time where women wore great dresses. Almisti was Queen, Sadtur was the King. We came down from the Stars to establish a different government, different from all previous reigns.
In that country, previous kings died at the hands of their people, discontented people ended their lives, and we were elected to that office. Not because we had royal blood, the people themselves put us in office. Because we were beings who gave unconditional support to the communities, to all beings in the face of the inclemency and arrogance of previous kings.
We assisted and cured the sick, we healed them, we gave them what we had, we fed those who arrived. We had special powers, we even made food appear out of thin air. Food and whatever was necessary to give to the people, to the people who needed it. Several houses and tracts of land were given to the humble, to the needy who had nowhere to live.
In that kingdom we were direct descendants of the Big Brothers and we lend ourselves to accomplish this mission
It was a very difficult time that this northern town lived through. The work we did in this incarnation may not have been reviewed.
The time came when we were called to return, to return home and an election system was established to choose the authorities, the end of the monarchy by the royal non-descendant. We taught the people an election system they call democratic today.
We didn’t like to show off in the palace the dresses we had to wear as a ceremonial custom. But little by little we were getting rid of the great rites. We didn’t allow the people to kiss our hands, we treated them as equals and with lots of love.
The time came when we had to leave, we left. The Ship came to pick us up and we left. Some of those closest to us accompanied us to say goodbye and understood that we were not of human blood descent.
Oslo cried our departure back in the day. At that time it was times already coming out of the Middle Ages, by 1700.
In fact, in Oslo there is a place in a museum where there is a sculpture on a plaque of a small Ship, which they drew in memory of our departure.
Emanuel and Pastora – ServIUM
ERKS -18/12/2024