The historical Cassandra was
indeed the daughter of Priam and Hecuba, the King and
Queen of Troy. She was a seer, who as a child had been visited
by a serpent in her visions and told she would foresee the doom
of her people. However, according to my akashic insights, she
did not murdered in Mycenae, but managed to escape to Delphi in
Greece, where she became a Delphic Oracle for a short period of
time.
When she was commanded by the
political power of that age to give false prophecies, she
refused. A band of soldiers came to Delphi with the purpose of
arresting her. At that point she ran and flung herself of a
cliff, rather than become their prisoner.
It would seem that Cassandra
had a sad life and tragic ending, but she maintained a deep
belief in the Spirit that guided her, and in this she was able
to taste of the eternal spring of joy at times when it seemed
that the world had abandoned her.
For the mythology of
Cassandra, see
Wikidepedia.