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Aaron: In The Wake Of
Hurricane Katrina By James Donahue Sept. 4, 2005 Psychic Aaron C. Donahue’s
lecture today will be directly related to the events occurring this week on the What Donahue has to say,
however, may not be comforting to most Americans. He predicts more disasters like Katrina to come. His topics include: “What
you must now know of the Earth,” and “Ecological indifference and worldwide institutional failure.” Donahue also will be
giving more insight on the archangel Gabriel, whom he said has “crossed over” from the angelic realm to Lucifer’s
side, and his agenda includes some discussion of “the meaning of 666.” If you remember, Donahue
predicted weeks if not months ago that by January 1, 2006, the Last but not least among
his topics for today as an update on “Contact” with Lucifer. Among his personal comments
posted on his weblog, Donahue writes: “As our planet
continues to die, the spiritual mind must quickly evolve. The information that you will need to survive a most troubling future
will be made available according to the unfolding of key world events.” This will be an important
show with Donahue and his sister, Jennifer Sharpe, who will be his host for the day. The show on Voice of
Lucifer begins each Sunday at 3 p.m. Pacific and 6 p.m. Eastern Time. To listen, go to http://radioaaron.com. All shows are posted in the archive in MP3 format for future download at no charge. |
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