Ellie's World: 2014

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Happy New Year

How has 2014 been for you? For much of the world, it has been a struggle.
It was the year of protests, as these energies continue into 2015.
Wishing you a Healthy and Happy wherever reality takes you until the hologram ends.

Have you made any News Years Resolution to improve your life in 2015?

Pick just one this year and stick with it.

The Surprising Reason We Make New Year's Resolutions
Huffington Post - December 31, 2014

Take the NBC 4 Challenge: New Year's Resolutions in 4 Words NBC - December 30, 2014

2014 in Review Updated December 31

Ellie Behind the Scenes at Barclays Center

Ellie and Barry braving the cold. It was 30°, (-1.111° C,) windy, with a few snow flurries.

Inside Barclays, I got a behind the scenes tour from Barry's friend Woody, the head of security and
discussed the world of psychics with Tom, the building manager. When I told Tom where I live and what I do,
he remembered dropping a girlfriend off for a reading years ago, but knew nothing more about me until today.

I couldn't photograph many of the areas but this is where they are setting up for Elton John's New Year's Eve performance tomorrow night.

They were moving the light chandlier above his piano.

There several nice restaurants - both private and public - well as stores and a private baseball court.

Monday, December 29, 2014

Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501

This morning, I received email from readers who regard the crash of Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 as a conspiracy linked to missing flight MH370. There are overlaps but MH 370 ail not be recovered as it is not in this reality. They will find Flight 8501 lost in the Java Sea due to poor weather conditions.

Officials: No sign of AirAsia Flight QZ8501; likely at 'bottom of the sea' CNN - December 29, 2014

The Interesting thing about this 8,888 reference for me is that the speedometer in my car
reads 8888 miles. I noticed it when I got gas yesterday. 8 also is about money and career.

Good Riddance Day

Metaphysics 101: How to Heal Your Issues

Psychology 101: How to Heal Your Issues

People gather in New York City for many different reasons.

Saturday, over 25,000 people, mostly police officers from around the US and Canada, gathered in Queens, New York for the funeral of NYPD officer Rafael Ramos. It was a time of healing and dealing with personal and societal issues.

Wednesday night, people will gather in Times Square for New Year's Eve celebrations - hopefully without incident. There will be New Year's Resolutions that may or may not work, but at least it shows people what they have to deal with and gives them abetter understanding of their programing. If you have the same resolutions as last year ... wait until your programming for those experiences ends.

Sunday, on another nice sunny day in the city, hundreds of people from around the country flocked to Times Square to shake off their issues by shredding their worst memories from 2014 in hopes of starting the new year with a clean slate. People wrote, or brought what they wanted to say good riddance to, so they could shred it and forget it. Some said good riddance to college loans, bad habits, debts and more. Their bad memories were put into a mobile shredding truck and destroyed. The idea is to say farewell to the past and get excited for a fresh start in the New Year.

If you missed the window on December 28 - you can still get rid of your issues today or any day. Don't be a follower in 2015. Do your own thing. Don't use a group experience, or feelings of what you think you are supposed to do, to guide you. Know when something is over and move on. Remember nothing is fully gone until your programming for those experiences ends. Hopefully your end-of-year programming allows you to understand that time and experience are just illusions to which we will soon let go. Good Riddance. Fade to Black. Got it!

Ellie and Her Grandchildren Having Fun at Christmas

Joie, 12, brings in the New Year With Style

Her Mom, Tracy, is in the Mirror

Matthew and Noah with friends and family in San Diego

Michael and Dylan in Brooklyn with Grandma

Saturday, December 27, 2014

Saying Goodbye to a Fallen Police Officer

News in the city today highlights with the funeral of NYPD officer Rafael Ramos and what his death symbolizes to the nation. This is another spring-like day with temperatures again in the 50's. Right now thousands of people are gathering in Glendale, Queens for the funeral. The service is expected to draw 25,000 police officers from around the country and beyond. JetBlue offered many of these policeman the opportunity to fly here today free of charge today. It all begins at 10:00.

Officers, family arrive for NY policeman's funeral AP - December 27, 2014

Christmas in Brooklyn with Grandma

December 26, 2014 - On a sunny spring-like day, with the temperatures in the 50's, my daughter Zsia, her husband Jon, and their sons, Michael, 16, and Dylan, 14, came for a visit from New Jersey. Along the way we stopped at Caesar's Bay Bazaar a shopping center in Bath Beach, Brooklyn located on the water at Exit 5. Caesars Bay has been in existence for decades. It was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 but has recovered and is better than ever.

The cornerstones of the shopping area now consists of Best Buy, Kohl's, Toys R Us, Babies R Us and Modells. Back in the day, Caesar's Bay had a flee market where many of these stories now stand. It was a hangout for many teens who came there to socialize and shop for great bargains. Zsia took pictures to text to her sisters before we left along with comments about their past. Remember when ... Jon is also from Brooklyn but he didn't meet Zsia until college.

A visit to Kohl's proved successful as Grandma bought the boys clothes for Christmas. Next, it was off to dinner back in Bay Ridge then to Grandma's house for their annual reading.

Dylan has the new iPhone 6 Plus which allows him to use his thumb print, instead of a password, to access the phone and all the things it does - a really cool feature. Zsia's friend has my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and showed her some tricks you can do with the pen which she passed on to me. She further suggested I take a class at Verizon on use of the features - good idea.

Jon's father Joel turned 71 today. We used the photos to email a Happy Birthday Message as he is in Florida. Jon and I talked about the health of people in their 70s today. He said 90% have health issues. I am lucky enough to be in the healthy and happy with no issues nor meds.

Jon, Dylan, Michael, and Zsia outside of Kohls

Grandma's Apartment

Embracing the energies of the Verrazano Bridge at Sunset

Peace and love for the New Year

Christmas Day - Noah and his mom, Nikki, at JFK airport on their way
to San Diego with his Samsung Chromebook 2 - a gift from Santa.

Childhood friendships often last forever ... Charlie, Sasha, Matthew, and Noah in San Diego

Friday, December 26, 2014

10 Years Ago ...

December 26, 2004

An Indian Ocean Tsunami measuring 9.3 on the Richter
scale creates a tsunami killing 230,000 people.

How the Boxing Day tsunami unfolded, hour by hour
Telegraph - December 26, 2014

Tsunami Science: Advances Since the 2004 Indian Ocean Tragedy
Live Science - December 26, 2014

Tsunami 2004 victims remembered Sky News - December 26, 2014
A mother had to chose which son to save.

Christmas Themes

It's going to be warm and sunny in the city today. My daughter Zsia and her family will be here to have some fun. Yesterday, I watched "The Interview" on YouTube and loved it. Noah called to tell me Santa gave him a Samsung Chromebook 2 and left a TV for Matthew's room among other gifts. I spent the day with friends baking cookies.

December 26, 2014

Boxing Day

History, Shopping Sports

December 26, 2014

Kwanzaa

Ellie and George ... Dream On

I had a strangest sequence dream stopping then continuing throughout the 11 hours I slept. I never fully woke up until the end. I was driving with children taking them to safety. Over and over again I saw myself trying desperately to rescue their souls. At last I stopped and realized there was nothing I could do to save anyone while in physical reality. I got out of my vehicle (metaphor for my physical body), looked up and said, "Okay ... I can't fix things here, just end the hologram". Then I woke up knowing we are stuck in physical reality until the hologram's algorithm ends. At the same time George dreamed we were walking together. He told me it was all done, all over. I didn't seem to believe him, though he kept reassuring me in a very knowing way, and in my heart I know he's right. FYI - You can be in 2 or more dreams simultaneously as all is projected illusion.

Dreams and reality are digital simulations for learning and experience.
If you are trapped in a digital hologram, how do you become free? You wake up.
Hopefully, 2015 is the year that happens as souls are really tired of this experience.

2014 in Review Updated December 26th

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Strange Sequence Dream

I had the strangest dream last night. It's called a sequence dream in that it stopped and started throughout the 11 hours I slept - though I never fully woke up until the end. I was driving with lots of children and pets trying to take them to safety. Over and over again I saw myself trying desperately to rescue their souls. At last I stopped and realized there was nothing I can do to save anyone while in physical reality. I paused, looked up and said, "Okay ... I can't fix things here," realizing I was in a lucid dream. "Just end the hologram". I woke up and the dream was over. Lesson: We are stuck here until the hologram's algorithm ends.

George sent email about his dream last night that strung a chord with me: I was walking with you. I told you that it was all done, all over. You didn't seem to believe me. But I kept reassuring you, in a very knowing way.

Do you believe Santa is real? How about about Jesus? aliens? gods? the tooth fairy?

What do you believe is real?

The answer: nothing ... it's all streaming consciousness but for tonight it's Santa.