Princess Diana - the undercover saint and divine feminine guide

[Catgirl2]

I never knew how much an impact she made until 10 years after her death, we need more like her in this world, the difference she made in people's lives is amazing!

[madgar29]

Working with Princess Diana, the undercover saint

It’s no doubt that Princess Diana touched the hearts of millions all over the world during her lifetime. She is a household name, known and loved, and even after her death, she continues to be an inspiration.

I wanted to talk about her in terms of her spiritual influence in both her life, and as a spirit, and how she is revered throughout many realms and is a powerhouse, a literal force to be reckoned with.

Diana’s Earth mission was to restore a sense of harmony and compassion in the hearts of men. From a spiritual perspective, behind the scenes and behind the veil of our 3D reality, she was strategically placed in the royal family as a way to gain public recognition in order to give her a platform for her mission to be carried out and witnessed by the masses.

She did her duty well – she helped remove the stigma from the sick, disabled, and she helped show everyone how to be caring, compassionate. She was here to show a cold, greedy world that suffered greatly that they can be the change they wish to see. Many of you have probably watched her documentaries about her humanitarian efforts, and their effect, so I won’t go into so this doesn’t become an autobiography.

If you haven’t watched much about her, I highly suggest you do so that you understand her impact.
And an impact she did indeed have – like an asteroid hitting the planet, the reverberations of her love, her magnetism, and her efforts to show everyone how they can improve each others’ lives were felt by everyone, and her guidance helped give birth to millions of organizations efforts to help the less fortunate, to help stop the suffering. She showed us that even her, as one singular woman, can do what many in higher positions claim is “too politically complicated.” She moved mountains and treaded where everyone else cowered in fear or remained in the prison of their mind, believing they cannot make any difference. She showed us otherwise.
She alone even rivaled the influence of the whole royal family.

She was a wayshower who was incarnated here specifically to help liberate humanity by inspiriting others. While the opposing forces still exist, she still did make a huge difference.

Regarding her death:
Princess Diana’s death, from a spiritual point of view, was more of an energy clash. Like with many incarnated saintly and benevolent souls who come to help teach compassion, her goals, her intentions, and her influence was in direct conflict and opposition with more malicious beings on the planet who have other agendas, and so after a time, she was no longer compatible with our reality, and so this in a way contributed to her death, but not before she opened humanity’s eyes – or opened the eyes of those who are willing to see. There is more to it but I’ll just say that on the matter.

It is because of all this, I confidently place her the same group as other ascended masters and legitimate saints (e.g. Kuan Yin, Mary, Jesus, etc…).
She was one of many, with her particular aura and signature energy, who’s intention was to help guide humanity out of its suffering, and guide others with similar potential.



With all of that said, I highly recommend anyone who has an affinity with her to reach out to her and/or get a binding of her from CH.

She can be an incredible guide, teacher, and she can even help you with your own self compassion and healing.

Not only that, but she can help protect you. She has her own legion – the same legion that protected her and guided her while she was alive.

The magnetic pull she had on the masses was because she was a direct source of pure, unadulterated divine feminine creative energy, and she could potentially bless you and help you with this – with healing your feminine aspect (whether you are male or female), and she can help you tap into your own creative source and power within the universe.
Divine feminine energy is very healing, and having her as a guide, especially during this time, this year, would be absolutely excellent.

Why you may ask? Because we are in the year of the snake, shedding of the old, renewal, and global kundalini rising. This has much to do with feminine power of creation, healing + enhancing your own abilities.
(But remember it’s not enough to just have your spirits/guides do everything for you – you still have your own part and efforts).
She can also help you heal any mother wounds or issues that linger with you from your ancestry.

Not only can she help you on a personal level, but she can guide your own efforts to make a difference that can leave a positive mark.

When you heal your feminine side, you also heal your ability to receive more readily, and can be open to getting more abundance and prosperity.

The only thing I disagree with, but in reality it may not be a disagreement is her death. I think you word it so well not to be offensive. with wording so carefully.....

I truly believe she was basically on the frontline of the fight on the duality this world has and the opposition had enough. Get rid of her. But, killing such a person as you said. it can backfire on them bigtime. making her a marauder with even more power behind her now.

its all small perspective differences from a different word is all. but i love your post. thank you.

one last question please expalin how mary and jesus is sainted..... jesus was christed which i thought was different. and mary well. she is on her own level to MANY so now it makes me curious to hear what sainthood is. for example would u agree or disagree Santa Muerte should be in sainthood like others agree many disagree she should be.

[Jupiter]

@madgar29 Thank you for your post, and yes I agree with your interpretation and views as well. I just wanted to say I'll reply more thoroughly next week as I'm set to have a long and busy Easter Holiday, but I'll explain further when I can.

[Alaric]

Working with Princess Diana, the undercover saint
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It is because of all this, I confidently place her the same group as other ascended masters and legitimate saints (e.g. Kuan Yin, Mary, Jesus, etc…).
She was one of many, with her particular aura and signature energy, who’s intention was to help guide humanity out of its suffering, and guide others with similar potential.
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one last question please expalin how mary and jesus is sainted..... jesus was christed which i thought was different. and mary well. she is on her own level to MANY so now it makes me curious to hear what sainthood is. for example would u agree or disagree Santa Muerte should be in sainthood like others agree many disagree she should be.

Just on sainthood...which is slightly topical now, as we've just come out of Easter...

Meaning & origin

"The word "saint" comes from the Latin word "sanctus", which means "holy" or "consecrated".
https://etymologyworld.com/item/saint

So the word saint means holy. Who uses the word, about who and what for is up to them.

Catholics

There's the Catholic process that ends up with the Catholic Church calling someone a saint. see https://www.practicalfaiths.com/catholic-sainthood/ It involves a bureacratic process in which evidence for at least 2 miracles attributed to the person is considered. Now that Pope Francis has just died, no doubt it'll not be long before there'll be some people contacting the Vatican to claim that after his death they prayed to him and were healed: a miracle.

Jesus of course is seen as the son of God. He's way beyond simply holy in the eyes of Christians.

His mother Mary is seen as having been taken bodily up to heaven, so she too is way beyond simply holy.

Jesus & Mary have always been assumed to be holy. The Vatican never needed to open a case file on them or look for evidence of miracles.

Other religions & beliefs

Other belief systems have their own ways of deciding whether someone is holy, or has gone to their idea of heaven. Whether it be Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, or Taoism...plus the 'minor' religions.

New Age

Then there's the idea of an ascended master that we nowadays talk about. It seems to have first appeared in Theosophy thought maybe in the last quarter of the 1800s, first appearing in print in the 1930s. Theosophy is one of the precursers to the modern New Age 'movement' that we associate with having emerged in the 1960s and continues today in the form of things like Creepy Hollows and spirit keeping.

Originally Ascended Masters were said by Theosophists to be beings "with a higher level of spiritual attainment specifically the Sixth Initiation or Ascension." It was a very narrow definition at first.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascended_master

It's now used far more loosely to refer to someone thought to have had an impressive level of spiritual attainment before they died. It's a New Age concept that, like most things nowadays, is used differently by different people.

Santa Muerte

Santa Muerte is not a Christian or Catholic saint. She exists in what they call folk catholicism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_Catholicism

This kind of magical religion has long existed alongside Christianity in various countries around the world. It seems to mix themes, beings and practices from 'pagan' pre-Christian times with christian ones in a Christian culture. Which is no doubt why they call her 'holy', ie Santa.

I think you could say Kabbalistic magic practiced by small numbers of upper class individuals in medieval times is similar. From that we get things like the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, which seems quite Judeo-Christian but is magical. If demons instead of angels had been incorporated into the LBRP I don't think quite so many medieval noble & princes would have got away with it.

[Jupiter]

Working with Princess Diana, the undercover saint

one last question please expalin how mary and jesus is sainted..... jesus was christed which i thought was different. and mary well. she is on her own level to MANY so now it makes me curious to hear what sainthood is. for example would u agree or disagree Santa Muerte should be in sainthood like others agree many disagree she should be.

Finally I have a bit of time to reply. Above Alaric posted a nice reply regarding general understanding of sainthood which is a very helpful reminder, if that's specifically what you're looking for.

In terms of my own understanding, sainthood can be nuanced, and can very from religion to religion. For me personally, it often means someone who has done a great deal of good to a large amount of people, and generally for a higher cause. Being a saint also doesn't necessarily mean that someone had risen above human turmoil. And as mentioned before by Alaric, some consider certain saints to be "ascended masters" (sometimes used interchangeably), and Jesus is often mentioned as one of them, and this has to do with enlightenment and moving beyond illusions of the material world to the point of being able to fully access deeper healing and spiritual powers.. For the record, I’m not personally a religious person, but these saints, primordials, and angelics from all over tend to come to me, so if and when needed, called, or asked, I’ll relay whatever message is needed.

In terms of history in general, time can be highly subjective, because people come from their own timelines where a fractionally different thing may have happened. We all come from our own points in time, and then converge here now with our own history which may be slightly different. So I don't negate anything and am fine with anyone else sharing their perspectives, it's a fun learning experience. Even if I say something, my truth doesn't need be anyone else's truth, and vice versa ~

As for Santa Muerte, like Alaric mentioned, she's more of a folk saint, but a saint nonetheless. There are indeed different types and they don't all have to be like one another. Some of them come from "heavenly realms", some of them from darker realms, but all still helpful in their own way ~. Anyhow, hope that clears some things up.

[Jupiter]

Working with Princess Diana, the undercover saint
[...]
It is because of all this, I confidently place her the same group as other ascended masters and legitimate saints (e.g. Kuan Yin, Mary, Jesus, etc…).
She was one of many, with her particular aura and signature energy, who’s intention was to help guide humanity out of its suffering, and guide others with similar potential.
[...]

[...]
one last question please expalin how mary and jesus is sainted..... jesus was christed which i thought was different. and mary well. she is on her own level to MANY so now it makes me curious to hear what sainthood is. for example would u agree or disagree Santa Muerte should be in sainthood like others agree many disagree she should be.

Just on sainthood...which is slightly topical now, as we've just come out of Easter...

Meaning & origin

"The word "saint" comes from the Latin word "sanctus", which means "holy" or "consecrated".
https://etymologyworld.com/item/saint

So the word saint means holy. Who uses the word, about who and what for is up to them.

Catholics

There's the Catholic process that ends up with the Catholic Church calling someone a saint. see https://www.practicalfaiths.com/catholic-sainthood/ It involves a bureacratic process in which evidence for at least 2 miracles attributed to the person is considered. Now that Pope Francis has just died, no doubt it'll not be long before there'll be some people contacting the Vatican to claim that after his death they prayed to him and were healed: a miracle.

Jesus of course is seen as the son of God. He's way beyond simply holy in the eyes of Christians.

His mother Mary is seen as having been taken bodily up to heaven, so she too is way beyond simply holy.

Jesus & Mary have always been assumed to be holy. The Vatican never needed to open a case file on them or look for evidence of miracles.

Other religions & beliefs

Other belief systems have their own ways of deciding whether someone is holy, or has gone to their idea of heaven. Whether it be Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, or Taoism...plus the 'minor' religions.

New Age

Then there's the idea of an ascended master that we nowadays talk about. It seems to have first appeared in Theosophy thought maybe in the last quarter of the 1800s, first appearing in print in the 1930s. Theosophy is one of the precursers to the modern New Age 'movement' that we associate with having emerged in the 1960s and continues today in the form of things like Creepy Hollows and spirit keeping.

Originally Ascended Masters were said by Theosophists to be beings "with a higher level of spiritual attainment specifically the Sixth Initiation or Ascension." It was a very narrow definition at first.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascended_master

It's now used far more loosely to refer to someone thought to have had an impressive level of spiritual attainment before they died. It's a New Age concept that, like most things nowadays, is used differently by different people.

Santa Muerte

Santa Muerte is not a Christian or Catholic saint. She exists in what they call folk catholicism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_Catholicism

This kind of magical religion has long existed alongside Christianity in various countries around the world. It seems to mix themes, beings and practices from 'pagan' pre-Christian times with christian ones in a Christian culture. Which is no doubt why they call her 'holy', ie Santa.

I think you could say Kabbalistic magic practiced by small numbers of upper class individuals in medieval times is similar. From that we get things like the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, which seems quite Judeo-Christian but is magical. If demons instead of angels had been incorporated into the LBRP I don't think quite so many medieval noble & princes would have got away with it.

Thank you for taking the time to clarify with this helpful post

[Alaric]

Thank you for taking the time to clarify with this helpful post

Thank you!