Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet (1986) Resurfacing → A Signal of the Great Convergence
pt. 1/3
Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet, originally released in 1986 and dominating the charts in 1987, has resurfaced just as Sara’s memories about timeline convergence have been unlocking—a key topic for the next YT episode of XX Esoterica🔪.
The late ’80s, particularly 1987, holds a TEMPORAL FRACTURE—a karmic split that rippled through the mass unconscious, shaping relationships and sabotaging divine unions on a collective scale.
Sara died in 1987, coerced into a sacrificial ritual under the guise of “eternal love” and a “higher plan.” Her tragedy wasn’t just personal—it was a MASS ASTRAL IMPRINT, reflected in the era’s rock & roll narratives of tragic, karmic love.
Think about it—rock ‘n roll at the time was soaked in these themes:
😢 Passion entangled with suffering and “unrequited love”
💔 Romance interwoven with destruction+violence
💔 Devotion used as a mechanism for control
Another example—Guns N’ Roses alone screams the duality of love and violence, pleasure and pain, beauty and destruction 🎸.
Now, decades later, this same album resurfaces—not just as a nostalgic reissue, but as a TIMELINE SIGNAL, an opening for karmic closure on loops that have been running in the collective grid since then…
Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet (1986) Resurfacing → A Signal of the Great Convergence
pt. 1/3
Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet, originally released in 1986 and dominating the charts in 1987, has resurfaced just as Sara’s memories about timeline convergence have been unlocking—a key topic for the next YT episode of XX Esoterica🔪.
The late ’80s, particularly 1987, holds a TEMPORAL FRACTURE—a karmic split that rippled through the mass unconscious, shaping relationships and sabotaging divine unions on a collective scale.
Sara died in 1987, coerced into a sacrificial ritual under the guise of “eternal love” and a “higher plan.” Her tragedy wasn’t just personal—it was a MASS ASTRAL IMPRINT, reflected in the era’s rock & roll narratives of tragic, karmic love.
Think about it—rock ‘n roll at the time was soaked in these themes:
😢 Passion entangled with suffering and “unrequited love”
💔 Romance interwoven with destruction+violence
💔 Devotion used as a mechanism for control
Another example—Guns N’ Roses alone screams the duality of love and violence, pleasure and pain, beauty and destruction 🎸.
Now, decades later, this same album resurfaces—not just as a nostalgic reissue, but as a TIMELINE SIGNAL, an opening for karmic closure on loops that have been running in the collective grid since then…
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