Hedy Lamarr and Wireless Technology

I am a mother of four in my mid 30′s and I have been told that I have some psychic abilities, mainly psychometry, paranormal, and lately remote viewing. Things come to me in the form of pictures in my mind, feelings and impressions, and sometimes sounds. I typically get them when asked to focus on specific objects or events. I clear my mind, think of the question or object and this blog is an example of what I get. This blog is a way for me to organize all my thoughts. Q. Lynn, please do a reading on the actress Hedy Lamarr who patented frequency-hopping technology which led to wireless technology in the early 20th century. This actress, however beautiful, has no background in quantum physics or aerodynamics yet they want us to believe she invented this incredible technology – out of the blue! She was married to Friedrich Mandl, a weapons and armament dealer who sold ammunition to Germany. Even with her marriage to a kindof tech-oriented man I find it hard to believe she invented Wi-Fi herself. They claim she is self-taught and somehow stumbled across the technology by synchronizing a piano player with radio signals. And if her husband somehow inspired her towards developing this technology, wouldn’t he have patented it in his own name? 

Since Lamarr is a Jewish woman I’m leaning towards my long-held theory that the biblical beings who came from the sky, otherwise known as angels, and promised they would restore the Chosen People to a high place are actually doing so by imparting Jewish people with advanced knowledge and technologies which have made them extraordinary wealthy and powerful globally. From Einstein to Mark Zuckerberg and the early software and computer developers and app developers in between, they seem to have advanced understanding before everyone else does. Did advanced ETs use Lamarr as a vehicle to share new knowledge with the human race? I look forward to hearing  your thoughts.

Here is an interview she did: https://youtu.be/muYlAsUDibE
A. When I first tune into this, I am drawn to look at the concept of Jewish people being “chosen.”  There are countless contributions by non-Jewish people too (like Thomas Newcomen and the steam engine or Karl Benz laying concepts for the automobile).  I am overcome with this frustrated feeling, and see two hands shaking / waving at me (and they are attached to a frustrated man).  I then hear, “No one is chosen, that is just something that Jewish PTW (Powers That Were) say to justify their behavior toward all other people.” [It is important to note that not all people believing in Judaism feel this way, and not all PTW are Jewish.  This refers ONLY to the Jewish sector of the PTW.  The PTW can come in many forms, and of varying beliefs.]  I get that very early on the Jewish portion of the PTW came up with a plan to “get ahead” by convincing a large following that they are “more special” than others, allowing them the justification they needed to get ahead by treating Gentiles any way they see fit.  This foundation paved the way for them to make and retain wealth and power, and these philosophies carried down from generation to generation.  

The Jewish PTW were also brilliant with keeping a purity to their belief system (making it important for Jewish men to only marry Jewish women, and vice versa).  Many other cultures were starting to spread out, other religions were explored, and certain amount of dilution feels to have occurred.  

Back to Hedy Lamarr…. I don’t see that she was chosen because she was Jewish, but rather because she was seen as a tool to allow this technology to be shared.  It does look like this technology was ET based (or inspired), and I see that it was taught to her in dreams.  She was creative, and had an open, curious mind making her a good conduit for information.  It was in her greater good, and aligned with her journey here on earth.   I get that there was something inspirational about her and her self-motivated understanding.   For some, fame changes who they are, but she was able to handle the attention with grace. This also feels like it was a tough time for women to emerge, so it feels important that a women bring this technology out. 

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Love and light-