Prophetic messages E-Book

Prophetess Dona Conceição

• Herausgeber: Editora Cosmos
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 72

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2016

Beschreibung

Readers will have the opportunity to meet a series of flabbergasting revelations from an outstanding woman, namely Dona Conceição. Many people, hundreds, perhaps thousands, have received spiritual consultations and prayers to their varied kinds of problems. Solidarity is indeed central to her life. Her activities are mostly known in a district at the west zone of Sao Paulo city, Brazil. According to what she revealed us, as part of her mission as a prophetess, Dona Conceição received in the early years beginning in the 2000's a series of divinely inspired orientations to widespread the content of certain revelations deemed most important to humanity. The prophecies present in this book were revealed at the beginning of this century for a period extending from 2000 to 2060. The original was compiled in two phases. The first had the precious collaboration of Luiz Fernando Musa, author to the front jacket flap of this book. The second counted with the contributions of the brothers Reinaldo, Sergio and Marleth Reis, who added passages to the original interview. There was an initial attempt to publish the prophecies by means of an internet portal, but it did not succeed.This fact delayed somewhat the announcement that we hereby undertake by publishing this book. Such delay has caused some revelations to have already taken place and some to be taking place at this very moment, nonetheless, this fact does not significantly compromise the project, quite to the contrary, it collaborates to a kind of referendum to what is to come. These are certainly unveiled revelations to the greater public. Effort has been taken to organize information in the form of interviews to facilitate comprehension and to preserve the content as closely as possible to the original. Friends and volunteers have united to attain the results that now arrives at the hands of the general public, advisors and friends of Dona Conceição.

Leseprobe

Copyright © 2016 by Editora Cosmos

Project coordination

Reinaldo Reis e Sergio Alves

Edition

Rogério Chaves

Diagramming

Reinaldo Reis

Translator

Jairo Jordan

Review

Angela Damaceno, Juliana R. de Queiroz

Cover Art

Reinaldo Reis

Support

Ponte Produções

Ebook Production

Schäffer Editorial

Dados Internacionais de Catalogação na Publicação (CIP) Angélica Ilacqua CRB-8/7057

Figueiredo, Maria da Conceição Pereira

    Prophetics messages. / Maria da Conceição Pereira Figueiredo. – São Paulo, SP: Editora Cosmos, 2015.

    ISBN: 978-85-68800-07-2

    1. Biografia e genealogia. 2. História. 3. Ciência. 4. Meio Ambiente. 5. Ética. I. Figueiredo, Maria da Conceição Pereira. II. Título.

F475m

CDD 130.112

Índice para catálogo sistemático:

Parapsicologia e ocultismo: Previsão e previsões: 130.112

1. História: 900

2. Ciência: 500

3. Meio Ambiente: 333.707

4. Ética: 170

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“I thank each and every human being... I can not thank just a few people.” Dona Conceição

Presentation

“The world is full of magical things patiently waiting for our perception to become keener.”

Bertrand Russell, english philosopher (1872-1970)

I met Dona Conceição at a friend's house, and after dinner, we had a few moments alone. I commented briefly about an important plan of mine in progress, with four outcome possibilities. Then, she told me that none would materialize, but that at the end of one year I would attain exactly what I had desired. I believed her, awaited with serenity and so it happened, and rather better than imagined.

As I do not believe in chance, neither in coincidences, but rather in fate and synchronicities, I surrender to the wonders of mystery – mysterium tremedum et fascinans – that shudder and dazzle us.

I read the first two versions of the text and, according to my background in analytical psychology of a Jung line, I commented to the editors that these intuitive collocations, gathered from the collective unconscious, ought to be interpreted much the same way as dreams, which many a time are prophetic, symbolic in form. They are not metonymic affirmations or literal statements, but indeed, metaphorical and symbolic.

Without further ado, I hereby thank the deference forhaving read the originals and for the opportunity to retribute to Dona Conceição her sympathy, her candor, her instilment of hope and the blessing she gave me on that first encounter.

With admiration and respect.

Eduardo Cunha Farias Medical Doctor Ph.D., doctor of science and retired professor at the Institute of Biomedical Sciences (USP) and Jungian analyst at Institute Sedes Sapientiae.

Summary

Introduction

Chapter 1

A little bit of History

The life of Dona Conceição and spirituality

Chapter 2

Social Changes, Sexual revolution and corruption

Licentiousness

Family

Children

Chapter 3

Catastrophes

Chapter 4

New Studies

Agriculture and food

Chapter 5

A new Religion

To reconnect

Papacy

The Messiah’s return

Radiations

Special beings

Photos

Introduction

Readers will have the opportunity to meet a series of flabbergasting revelations from an outstanding woman, namely Dona Conceição. Many people, hundreds, perhaps thousands, have received spiritual consultations and prayers to their varied kinds of problems. Solidarity is indeed central to her life. Her activities are mostly known in a district at the west zone of Sao Paulo city, Brazil. According to what she revealed us, as part of her mission as a prophetess, Dona Conceição received in the early years beginning in the 2000’s a series of divinely inspired orientations to widespread the content of certain revelations deemed most important to humanity.

The prophecies present in this book were revealed at the beginning of this century for a period extending from 2000 to 2060.

The original was compiled in two phases. The first had the precious collaboration of Luiz Fernando Musa, author to the front jacket flap of this book. The second counted with the contributions of the brothers Reinaldo, Sergio and Marleth Reis, who added passages to the original interview.

There was an initial attempt to publish the prophecies by means of an internet portal, but it did not succeed.This fact delayed somewhat the announcement that we hereby undertake by publishing this book. Such delay has caused some revelations to have already taken place and some to be taking place at this very moment, nonetheless, this fact does not significantly compromise the project, quite to the contrary, it collaborates to a kind of referendum to what is to come. These are certainly unveiled revelations to the greater public. Effort has been taken to organize information in the form of interviews to facilitate comprehension and to preserve the content as closely as possible to the original. Friends and volunteers have united to attain the results that now arrives at the hands of the general public, advisors and friends of Dona Conceição.

Chapter 1

A little bit of History

Our main character, Dona Conceição, was interviewed in 2014 by the Museu da Pessoa’s team, in São Paulo. It was a complete success and it served as an important subsidy to this book. At the museum site in the internet, it is possible to know the oral history of the project and the complete interview.

Who is prophetess Dona Conceição?

My name is Maria da Conceição Pereira Marques, I was born in Sabinópolis, Minas Gerais, at March 29th, 1951. My grandmother, I think was born in Portugal. She worked a lot with thread, she used to fabricate thread with the spindle, she threaded and sewed that thing from Portugal, she did everything by hand, and she used to make wine with fig leaves, made tobacco, planted tobacco seeds. She worked the tobacco herself; she harvested it, cured tobacco, made the roller and even the dust. Planted and picked cotton, worked the thread in the spindle and sewed. I met only my grandmother from my father’s side, he had a great love for her, whenever we moved, first he would do her room and then ours.

My mother did not know how to read or write; my father knew well reading and writing. I only knew my grandmother from my mother’s side, but she did not live in Sabinópolis, but in Belo Horizonte, with the other children. My father would take care of everything, was very honest, a hardworking man.

About children, we were seven girls and one boy, my mother would not let my father go to parties by himself, he would go with my mom, with the children. My father playing, people dancing and my mom breast-feeding the children, it was very funny, and I asleep here at her feet.

I am the third from the younger ones. When we lived at the farm, I had to go to school. My mother did not work all the time, in those times it was not common for a woman to work, my mother would cook for the people that helped my father and there were a bunch of small children. My godfather was a judge, back at that time it was common to give the children to whom had more condition, for instance, if the father or mother is missing, the godfather or godmother would adopt, that had the better condition.

I was one of the first ones in class, I passed strongly, and they made a very beautiful dress for my diploma award ceremony. I was very strong in Portuguese Language. My teacher would ask me to make writings, but almost what I would do was a book, because she would say: “Do three pages”, but I would do much more. And she would go door to door to show all teachers: “Look what is what my student wrote, look at what she wrote”, “But who is it that taught this to her? Let’s put it the journal, in the school journal”.

My sister, who was already in Sao Paulo, called for me: “It’s because you will work to help our dad”, she went to that house and took me out of there to come to Sao Paulo and with her to work. Came here, I turned very sad. I was thirteen years old, did not feel well because it was another environment. She stayed with me at her work; she was a housemaid there at the Jardins neighborhood, for those rich folks. And they were good, but the point was that I was not used to that, was very odd, very weird. I was feeling homesick: “No, you will not go back, will not go back because you need to help dad, because I will put you to study”. And she put me to study, but I missed my home very much, stayed, studied, afterwards I did not finish high school.