Welcome to... the Voice of Zeb and Zarna

The winter holiday season is a special time for honoring each other and our children--a time to reflect and plan, and to bring hope and love to a world that needs our healing. For this reason we give this special Holiday message entitled, Yule Love.

The purpose of "The Voice" is to bring you spiritual messages from Zeb and Zarna, including information that clarifies Their words once uttered by earlier Speakers and misinterpreted by religions for the control of the masses.

This time of the year where many give lip-service to peace and brotherhood. The essence of this celebration is thwarted by religious fanatics who hold their beliefs and place their God above others.

Never before has this been more evident than it is now. We literally have brother fighting against brother ; a war still rages in Iraq ; our Mother Earth is sick. Our peoples lust for power and greed. Negative Mass Consciousness pervades our planet and adds to climatic upheavals.

The reality that we witness is the antithesis of the intention of this season; a season that has a history that goes farther back than a mere two thousand years. December 25th has been known as the day Jesus, the Son of God was born of the virgin Mary; Attis the Son of God born of the virgin Nana; Horus, the Son of God born of the virgin Isis-Meri; Buddha born of the Virgin Maya,and Dionysus born of the virgin Semele.

The mythical Nativity story has been told in countless versions with one resonating theme--the rebirth of the spirit of goodness and hope for survival.

So let’s set the record straight. There is little about Christmas that has its origins with Christianity. As we sing our favorite Christmas carol, "Oh Tannenbaum," remember this: "Christmas Tree" in German is not "Kristenbaum," but "Tannenbaum" (sacred tree). This song celebrates the evergreen tree that early Greeks, Celts and Germans held sacred.

It was held as sacred because evergreens remained green all year even during deadly cold winter nights. The Winter Solstice, the longest and coldest night of the year, was observed by early pre-Christian Romans on December 25^th.The "sacred tree" gave hope to the people that life and love would return to the world with the coming spring.

So this year, take this time to honor your children--the hope of our future in this troubled world. Celebrate! Hang wreaths of holly and ivy; sprigs of evergreen (fir, pine or spruce); place mistletoe over doorways and capture a kiss from your loved ones; hang ornaments of tinsel and garland; burn candles; enjoy the sweets and pastries (and for one night, forget the calories); give gifts to each other as a demonstration of your love; drink wassail; sing your carols and burn the Yule log. For never before have we needed joy in our lives more than we do today, and to be reminded that we are One family, One people, One Soul.

So we suggest “Yule Love” this Season. Love as you have never loved before because only through the passion and the Power of Loves for all can we create the miracles that will heal the wounds we've caused. We invite you to add your voice to "The Voice" and tell others what you have found here--a spiritual family with a message based on love, hope and equality. We are all God.

Peace & Love

Mel, of Melvyn Caryl, with Zeb's help

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