The Jesus Boat
In 1986, a severe drought caused the shoreline of the Sea of Galilee (Israel) to recede. Two brothers from Kibbutz Ginosar discovered an ancient boat in the sand that was then exposed. The vessel had been buried in and protected by the seabed’s sediment. The Israel Antiquities Authority, together with many volunteers, rescued the boat in a remarkable eleven-day excavation. During the following eleven years, it underwent a slow but ultramodern conservation process. The vessel is now exhibited in an atmosphere-controlled museum environment and is not only known as the ancient Galilee Boat, but also as the Jesus Boat.

It is 8.2 meters long, 2.3 meters wide and 1.2 metres high, and was built in a typical ancient Mediterranean shell construction. Numerous repairs, the reuse of timbers and a multiplicity of wood types suggest that this vessel was owned by someone of meagre means. The Galilee Boat has been dated to the first century BCE-CE. A similar boat appears in a first century mosaic discovered at Migdal, the town where Mary Magdalene was living when she met Jesus.

To whom this 2000-year-old boat belonged remains a mystery. Was it a simple fishing boat belonging to a fisherman? Was it used in the first century battle of the Jewish against the Romans? Did it carry Jesus and his disciples to the surrounding villages to preach the gospel to the people?

An analysis of the crew size suggests that this is the type of boat referred to in the gospels, that was used among Jesus’ Disciples, as well as used by the Jews against the Romans in the nautical Battle of Migdal in CE 67.

The Boat as a Womb
When I visit the museum hall exhibiting the ancient boat, it is crowded with tourist groups. Then suddenly, when I have read all the information and taken in the vessel from all angles, the tourists leave and the last one closes the door behind her. The boat and I are given some time together.

I find myself standing in front of her. Energetically, I feel her tip connect with my uterus. The fishermen’s vessel suddenly reveals herself as a receptive womb. Then, out of the blue, Jesus appears at the far end of the boat and transmits a healing vibration into my heart and uterus. I am informed that this vibration is called FISH and that it is to be used for the evolution of The Womb, in other words, the Holy Womb Chakra.

More words follow:

‘Allow yourself to be The Womb;
The Womb of The Mother,
The Womb of The Earth.

Allow yourself to be as open as the Jesus Boat,
Receptive to all who come
To be nourished and cherished.

People are in need of Love,
People are in need of LOVE from The Womb.

First, give Your Womb LOVE to yourself,
And then, once you are replenished, saturated,
You can share Your Womb’s abundance with others,
Like how this fishing boat shared its abundance.

First it was filled with fishes from the Sea of Galilee,
And then these fishes were shared on the shores,
With anybody who was hungry, who needed food.

Cherish people with Love,
With Womb LOVE,
Just as the fishermen’s fish brought nourishment.

Step in the path of Jesus
And share fish,
Multiply fish,
But then,
From your Holy Womb Chakra.’

The essence vibration called FISH cleanses your Holy Womb Chakra of impurities, for it to be filled and eventually overflow with unconditional, replenishing LOVE from The Mother of All That Is.

‘Fish’ equals love. ‘FISH’ in capitals equals the unconditional, replenishing LOVE from the Divine Mother. This specific feminine LOVE cannot be capitalised enough to emphasize its unique, nurturing qualities.

The message here is one of multiplying the LOVE in your Holy Womb Chakra and of sharing that specific LOVE with others.

‘Allow yourself to be nurtured by the Essence of FISH.’

Harriët Kroon

* Each human being, whatever the gender, has a Holy Womb Chakra. Your Holy Womb Chakra is your manifestation centre, enabling you to manifest anything in your life and in the world. A soul with brilliant creativity, radiance and supernatural ability has a powerful, purified Holy Womb Chakra. Those with an unhealthy Holy Womb Chakra suffer from a lack of clarity in many areas of their life and are unable to implement sustained positive change.