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Jared Kushner's eyes are dead like those of a psychopath. Since your reading, Ivana Trump died. Can she be the woman you are referring to here? She fell down the steps in her NY apartment. I'm not sure if her death was suspicious or not. Just putting it out there.

This was really interesting, thank you. I really wish they would stop us when we're acting like fools. Sometimes we need help. Especially if they're worried about the Earth. Do they really think we're going to change and all of a sudden act sensibly? Also, I always wondered: do you think that they're aware when someone tries to connect with them/read them? I think they can read our thoughts but I always wondered if they notice when someone is trying to connect.

This was very interesting. So when we reached the hoghest vibration and learnt what we needed to learn, we reunite with the creator?

wow, this was really interesting. I was never really drawn to that house but this reading made a lot of sense what may be happening there. How sad, that she became so obsessed that she forgot to live.

Very sad story. Thank you for reading on it.

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This was great. Part of me would love to meet them but I think I'd be a bit afraid. But it would be awesome to get insight into their lives and history and where they live. It was amusing when you said they don't know what the big deal is about their existence and why we're so perplexed. Ben Hansen (from UFO Witness among other things) wrote an essay on how people would react if aliens visited us. It would be chaos, especially judging from how we handled the pandemic.

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Fluffy kitty and music that sent me straight back to my childhood!! :) Hope you're doing great! Nel

Maija, I listened to this second part, as well and I wanted to validate some of your readings based on what the searchers found. I think you got a lot of details right. I'll try to remember everything. Dyatlov (Igor) was dating (or started to date) Kolmogorova at the time of the trip. Dyatlov's bad decision - as much as my heart breaks for these kids (they were all very young between 21 and 24 with only Zolotarev being the oldest at 37) he made the decision to ignore the warning of the Mansi elders and that decision resulted in their deaths. I don't blame him - who didn't think in their 20s that they know everything better than a Mansi tribal leader, right? He probably waived away his warnings of the supernatural thinking it was all hocus pocus. They were all university students (except Zolotarev) and Dyatlov was an innovator and accomplished hiker. I can imagine he thought he knew everything and wanted the world to know it. I read somewhere that he was head strong and wanted to prove himself as the leader of the group. And I think he tried to keep to the plans even though the wheather was pretty bad and they had to trek through deep snow. Fight between the teammates - I didn't see anything in the diaries but I can imagine that if Dyatlov's decision got them into this situation, they wouldn't be happy about it. The tent was organized with no sign of any fight, footprints were leading down the slope next to each other (didn't show any standing around or fighting or altercation) so my guess would be that if there was fight it was under the cedar tree where they stopped after leaving the tent. This is very possible imo. Trapped in the tent - that gave me chills because if we look at the evidence this is exactly what must have happened. Like I commented on the first video, the tent was found with the entrance open and the side that was facing down-slope cut in at least two places, possibly three, I can't remember. Why wouldn't they use the entrance to get out? The only thing that makes sense is that something was blocking it. In my opinion if there's something outside, they wouldn't get OUT of the tent, they would stay inside. Something must have been blocking the entrance INSIDE of the tent and it made them want to get out. And the only way they could do it was to cut the tent. So, yes, they were trapped imo. Avalanche, any kind of bear attack or similar - you're absolutely right, there were no signs of that. As a matter of fact, there were no other footprints in the snow other than theirs. No bigfoot, either. Dubinina was the one with the missing tongue and nose. From the photos she seems to have blonde hair. There was no blood anywhere. She was in a completely different area from Dyatlov. Dyatlov was found on the slope with Kolmogorova and Slobodin (they all died on their way back to the tent), Dubinina was in the forest with three other hikers. They were found months later in May, she was face down in a creek. The autopsies showed that they all died fairly quickly, not long after they had dinner. They were in different stages of getting ready for bed and didn't last long in the elements (as per to their stomach content). The Russians were joined in the search by some of the Mansi hunters. I'm sure the hunters told the Russian search team what they told Dyatlov about the mountain. The Russians concluded their investigation with stating that "an unknown compelling force" caused the deaths of the hikers. I have a feeling they had a good idea what happened and that's exactly what they put in their statement. Today what popped into my mind was Portlock Alaska when I thought about what might have happened here with these hikers. In any case, I really enjoyed this reading, thank you.

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Very interesting read. It makes a lot of sense why they needed to create something like that back then. I hope to see it decoded soon. It's quite interesting how they created a code that has been unbreakable so far.

I'm way too late for this but I'll comment anyway. The possible disagreement can be about this: before reaching Kholat Syakhl (Dead Mountain in Mansi) where their tent and their bodies were eventually found, the group stopped in a Mansi village. (A tribe in Siberia). The elders told Dyatlov that he shouldn't go to Kholat Syakhl because they thought it was a bad place, cursed, etc. In the past, nine Mansi hunters had perished there under mysterious circumstances. Dyatlov didn't believe in things like that and completely ignored their warnings. Cutting through Kholat Syakhl was the shortest way to their end destination, Mount Otorten so he didn't want to change the route. This we know from Yuri Yudin, the sole survivor of the group. The group initially had 10 members but Yudin had some chronic pain that flared up during the hike and he couldn't continue on. He turned back from the Mansi village. There might have been disagreements within the group about this warning. Other than that, there is nothing in the diaries that would describe any problem. They were training for an arctic trek later on, that's why they chose to go on this route at this time of the year. Kolmogorova kept a diary that the searchers found in the tent and she had kept it till their last night on Kholat Syakhl so we know how their trek was going. The other source of disagreement could've been the position of the tent. Why put it on the slope instead of in the woods down the bottom. I think Dyatlov didn't want to waste time and he was sure that they were not in danger of an avalanche as the slope wasn't steep enough for an avalanche. And I really don't believe that there was a slab avalanche - the latest suggestion to explain this mystery - the condition of the inside and outside of the tent is evidence of that.The weather was miserable, they were so tired that night that they didn't even make fire in their portable stove - as per Kolmogorova's diary entry. But I can imagine that they argued over that, though there's no evidence of it in the diary. There was another group nearby at the same time and they reported orange orbs in the sky on the night of their deaths. Their belongings inside the tent were found in complete order. The tent was open but the sides cut up in three places (if I remember correctly). The fact that they had to go out through the side although the tent entrance wasn't blocked is strange and this is where the mystery starts imo; the tent was their livelyhood, to destroy it like that is the strangest thing. Why not go through the open entrance, why cut the sides? Is there a way to focus the reading on that moment or around that question? Their footprints in the snow was so well preserved that a) the searchers were able to follow them to find the first two bodies (Krivonischenko and Doroshenko) under the cedar tree, about a mile from the tent. They could even tell from the footprints that some were not wearing shoes. The footprints didn't show any signs that there was an altercation, they were just leading down the slope side by side mostly in pretty organized fashion. (There are photos taken by the searchers.) The searchers found the remnants of a fire under the cedar so it seems that they were gathering there, I'm guessing to figure out what to do. The cedar had broken branches pretty high up so it was clear someone tried to climb up. (In my opinion, to see if they can see anything around the tent up on the slope, but that's just my opinion.) Three people - Dyatlov, Kolmogorova and Slobodin - decided to go back to the tent. Their bodies were found on the slope in a straight line leading to the tent, Kolmogorova's body being closest to it. The searchers found a flashlight fixed to the top of the tent, drained. This was probably something the hikers used to be able to get back to the tent if they had to go to the bathroom or something in the middle of the night. Another flashlight was found in the tent, still operational. The four remaining hikers - Dubinina, Thibaud-Brignolles, Zolotarev and Kolevatov - were found further in the woods where they retreated to to build a makeshift shelter. Those are the ones mainly with the injuries, broken bones, head injury, etc. For photos and detailed information, there's a two-part Russian documentary here on RUclips, Mystery of Dyatlov Pass - in Russian but you can put on CC. Dyatlovpass dot com is another great source of information with photos, autopsy results and anything and everything on the case.

So I went back to your old videos to listen to the one on Bigfoot. I found it and I found a treasure trove of other videos about mysterious places like Hoia Baciu. So I'm going to be binging now. I didn't want to leave my comments there as the videos are from 3 years ago. Bigfoot: you mentioned in the video that they're dealing with sickness and loss of territory, the effect of climate change. I vaguely remember reading about the deer having some illness and as far as I know, Bigfoot's main food source is deer and I wonder that this new deer illness causes the health problems of Bigfoot. Just a thought. Hoia Baciu: you're saying that the energy there isn't welcoming to humans especially to the ones who go there to stir it up for fun. Good. We need to be taken down by serveral notches. Long live the not-to-be-messed-with force of the forest. Now I'm on to the Dyatlov Pass reading.

Keallie Lacross....she beat her up right before she disappeared....the father listens too much to the private detective.....

Great reading, Maija, thank you. Diddy - and the likes of him, like Epstein are the true definition of evil to me. They aren't "just" hurting others, they corrupt them, too. In that aspect, they're worse than serial killers or mass murderers. They go after their victims' souls.

Diddy is a monster and I certainly feel Trump/Epstein vibes all around him. I think death is going to be his only friend.

Hello Ms. Black Cat 🐈‍⬛ I am so glad you are reading on this. I never paid much attention to the black superstars because I’m an old white lady (61). But I really find it interesting. I never paid any attention to Donald Trump either, even though I had heard of him. I’m just not very into entertainment and Hollywood, preferring classical music 🎼 and old soft rock - The Carpenters, John Denver, etc.. I really miss the spirit of that lind of lovely music- Dan Fogelberg, Elton John, etc..

This reading was incredibly detailed and probes deep in his psyche, what a wake- up call for him to be sober in a prison cell after the way he has been living for 25 or more years?!.. and interesting seeing both as gangsters in the 1920's! Thank you Maija ❤

The only withdrawal help I see them giving you in jail is alcohol as that one can kill you most other withdrawal just makes you feel like dying.

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. That man allowed himself to encompass evil.

GLAD J LO EXITED THAT RELATIONSHIP BACK WHEN SHE WAS YOUNGER.

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He's a twisted soul. His victims deserve some justice. Thank you Maija.

Hello from Florida, thank you

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Wish I was there! Love going to the ocean and listening to the waves crashing against the shoreline

Hello Maija, I listened to your reading about the passing of my aunt one more time and I wanted to come back and validate another thing that wasn't completely clear to me while I was listening to you. The part about my aunt reviewing her childhood and understanding it and saying that everything was how it was supposed to be is - I think - the most important message she wanted me to hear. She had a hard childhood with a very controlling, overbearing mother, my grandmother. She tried to control all of us, but only my aunt let her. After witnessing how she suffocated my aunt, I had/have a lot of resentment toward my grandmother. Every part of your reading was a a treasure and made us (my family) happy but I really needed to hear that my aunt was fine with her childhood and everything happened the way it was supposed to. I needed to hear that I think in time I'll be able to let the resentment go. Also, your reading about her sudden death was also on point: I just learnt that her heart stopped and she was dead before she hit the ground. Very accurate reading and it gave us a lot of peace.

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Did you get any of those earthquakes last week?

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