by Lara Whybrow
I am not entirely sure that I believe in the archons (or, to be more specific, that I believe they have much power), but at the same time I see no reason to not believe in them. I recently read an article about a scientist who believes that a parasite found in cat faeces actually influences the behaviour of the host. The parasite has even been linked to higher rates of traffic accidents and interestingly enough, it affects men and women differently.
If you want to check it out, visit http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/03/how-your-cat-is-making-you-crazy/308873/
It is widely believed that about 85% of people have or will have intestinal parasites at some point in their lives, and although this was not a global study (American I think) and this is not surprising since the parasitic relationship is a very common one in Nature. There may be a "good" side to parasites - they may make us more aware of certain things. They could be "evolutionary spurs". But the fact remains - all parasites must go. If there are astral parasites that we can't see (the same way not everyone can see the field surrounding the human body) then this wouldn't surprise me at all.
The author of the articles below has personally seen these slug-like beings - who are we to say she is lying? I think too many skeptics, including myself sometimes, discard a great deal of information simply because they think someone is making things up to get attention.
I am very sensitive to the messages that life sends me and one message that I received repeatedly today prompted me to post this information about the archons. If you are interested in mind/astral parasites, this information will definitely be of use to you.
http://www.alloya.com/texts/Archonic%20agenda%20and%20a%20parasitic%20dream.pdf
http://www.alloya.com/texts/Archon%20Update.pdf
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