VL Levy
Over two thousand years ago, the sacred Ark of the Covenant mysteriously disappeared without a trace- prophesized to return to the people and be opened at some undisclosed date; symbolizing that the coming of the messiah is near.
That time has now passed. Is the prophecy about to be fulfilled? If so, why is the Ark still missing? What will happen if the Ark is found and opened? More importantly, who among us in the modern day world, has God chosen to open it?
Consider if you will, what you would do if Jesus, flanked by twelve great masters, mysteriously appeared before you, relaying that you were responsible for guarding and mastering the keys to the Ark of the Covenant? Armed with the knowledge that humanity’s fate depended on their awareness that the prophecy was about to be fulfilled, would you have the courage to tell them why you were here? What if no one believed you?
Every few hundred years or so, a messiah, messenger, or sage is sent to walk among the masses; assigned to fulfill a sacred mission that will alter the course of humanity forever. This time, a team was sent in to open the most sought after historical biblical artifact the world has ever known- the Ark of the Covenant!
“The Master Key Keepers and the Doppelganger” is a compelling true story of one family’s journey as they experience magic and miracles beyond their wildest imaginations! Find out how their mission will affect your future in this amazing book filled with page turning adventures! The time is much closer than you may think!
Aside from being an accomplished professional equestrian, as well as a master farrier (horseshoer) and avid avian enthusiast, VL Levy is also the owner and creator of The Academy of Spiritual Self Mastery and Angel Light Lodge; the world’s only nontraditional cosmic sweatlodge for spiritual masters.
Seekers in search of the deeper meaning of life often enlist her services as a spiritual guide to light their way during their Master Vision Quest Adventures that are held in the beautiful healing energies of Sedona, Arizona. VL Levy is also a professional rebirther and empathic channel who has worked on high profile cases for police departments throughout the country and has conducted literally thousands of readings for seekers worldwide. She is also the author of The Galloping Guru.
Her journey as a master key keeper has kept her busy as she attempts to bring honor to her life’s mission to accomplish what she was sent here to do.
Like a little child racing after a kite which had unexpectedly broken free from its string, forgetting my pain, I ran, half limping, across the rocky wash after them. “You take damn good care of each other!” I hollered thru uncontrollable sobs. “Don’t leave each other! Watch out for hawks, rattlesnakes, stupid kids with b-b guns, and eagles! There’s water right there at the river. So stay close to the river! And, there’s the seed¼” I started to choke on my words, losing the volume I had first started out with. “There’s the seed¼ I left for you by the river bank. Eat that till you find more food.”
I stood below the towering tree they had selected for their landing and looked up at them, my leg and back throbbing from the sprint over the rocks. Lilly was out of breath again. Probably due more to panic and fear than actual lack of being out of shape. She panted, but seemed to smile down at me, proud of herself that she had made it. Willow was a little higher up and harder to see. Before long, he started his mating call to Lilly, who returned his call.
Satisfied they were stable, through blurry eyes and a runny nose, I returned to the van for some tissues. The molten tar was erupting uncontrollably. I stopped fighting the tears and slumped to the van’s floor in the back, leaning my head against the door that I’d opened so I could keep an eye on them. A searing pain raced across the muscles covering my right kidney; reminding me that I was foolish for thinking I could heal this error within a week. I winced, holding my breath through the sobs, until the pain subsided.
In the distance, I could hear Willow’s cries faintly echoing throughout the valley.
“You can sing all you want now, Willow!” I called to him, unexpectedly feeling guilty for having ever told him to shut up all those times he went off on a solo in the middle of the night, waking me up from a sound sleep. “No one’s ever going to tell you to shut up again! No one!” I whispered.
With that guilt-ridden epiphany, another wave of agonizing tears burst forth, forcing me to exhaust my supply of tissues. All that I’d been holding on to, the pain, the excruciating death, which was still fresh with the sting of grief and loss, the sudden downward spiral of my business and income, the fear, the anger, the rejection, abandonment; all came to the surface for release. It felt good to let it go, yet, an insane part of me wanted to keep clinging to the lower branches of life.
I drew a deep breath, sighing heavily, and watched a final tear splash across the backside of one of the Keys. At the moment, they felt more like handcuffs, which chained me to some unseen force that drove me to overcome extreme odds, rather than tools that were designed to unlock the most sought after biblical artifact in the history of humanity. For the first time since I began the journey, I contemplated taking them off, quitting the mission, and walking away from it altogether. It was an awesome responsibility that weighed heavily on my shoulders. At times, it was just too much.
“I could just quit,” I lied to myself. “I could bury them, disappear somewhere, and forget the whole thing!”
A flicker of fading afternoon sunlight danced across the other Key which had been spared my tears, briefly blinding me in its reflection. I began to question whether it was all worth it. I had given up my life in the name of this work. Wasn’t that enough? Why was I still being kicked around? Hadn’t I done everything that was asked of me? What more did I need to do?
As I toyed with the cool metal on my arm, I tried to picture what my life would have been like without them. Would I have experienced all the magic and miracles that most only read about in literary works of fiction, or the ones commonly seen in movies? No. I was sure I would not. Quitting wasn’t an option. I knew that. I’d always known that. But, if I’d known back then about all the hell I’d have to go through to get where I was now, wherever that was, I’m sure I wouldn’t have agreed to it.
While watching Lilly and Willow adjust to their new environment, I mentally retraced the events that brought me to this place and time in my life¼
