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[Michael Knight]

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When The Internet Goes Down | North Star Newsletter

An Extinction Level Event


This article will be interspersed with a number of quotes from Ramtha.

Considering the import of the potential for an Extinction Level Event, everything contained herein is worth serious contemplation. More than just once.
First, a Ramtha flashback:-


– Ramtha has stressed the importance of storing food for over 3 decades
“The important issue of preparedness I taught many years ago is that I asked for all of the people who would listen to put up food and to become sovereign and to have lots of water but to have it out of the ground, and to put up food for all of those concerned in your...
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[Stargazer]

My feeling (more of an internal "knowing" than just a feeling) is that there will be no "extinction level" event unless that's something a particular individual wishes to experience. All I know is, that's not in MY timeline. I see a shift of consciousness occurring with Ease and Grace.

That said, it is always wise (in my opinion) to prepare for unexpected "hitches in our collective giddy-up". Keeping sufficient water, clothing, transportation resources, food, medicines, etc. on hand make perfect sense. I'd much rather "have it and not need it" than "need it and not have it!"

 

[Sinera]

there will be no "extinction level" event unless that's something a particular individual wishes to experience. All I know is, that's not in MY timeline. I see a shift of consciousness occurring with Ease and Grace.

I for the first time skimmed over this newsletter now and it made me shiver in horror. I also believe it is outdated and somehow tenders the same ol' fear porn. Even quoting from a channel or whatever this Ramtha is from 1993 must do it now? How about adding a pinch of good ol' Nostradamus then into our doom soup, too?

So what is this 'about'? A random and weird collection of doom news? So the world ends again, and again and again because some supposed 'spiritually higher-ups' say so ...

Yes, I know Laron wants to offer many perspectives, so it is fine of him to post this stuff. But hey, like you Stargazer, I feel this 100%-doom stuff does not resonate with me anymore. And it is not helpful except from the prepping advice - which is always recommendable of course.

 

[Laron]

My feeling (more of an internal "knowing" than just a feeling) is that there will be no "extinction level" event unless that's something a particular individual wishes to experience.

I don't see this as something that would occur only to a single individual because they want it to, if that individual is in our timeline, as then it would occur to many... either one or the other, and it's our one...!

All I know is, that's not in MY timeline.

I feel this 100%-doom stuff does not resonate with me anymore.

Same here.

So why did I seek permission to share this, and then share this? So that those who are still stuck in that out dated state of mind may stumble across the forum here, start following the site, and open up their consciousness more, expand a bit beyond information that is out dated and see how things really are right now.

 

[Sam Vause]

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I'll just opine here - gently - to explain The Internet is a cooperative collection of devices which agree to share data, sometimes across wireless, sometimes across wired, sometimes across fiber optics, and sometimes any combination of these mediums. Your mobile device is likely 1/2 of a simple internet (look up the phrase "peer to peer").

With this in mind, the most dramatic situation we may experience in the future is a need to use peer-to-peer networking to further the conveyance of information between points: one mobile device (tablet? phone? doesn't matter, really...) would periodically connect to at least one - or perhaps two - other devices on a schedule to transfer information.

Yes, this would be slow, arguably painful as compared to today's relative ease in moving data back and forth. My point is that data will continue to move around, albeit a whole lot slower than now. Another point: The Internet is a resilient beast, by design, and thus it's hard to imagine it will not exist in some useful form in the future - again, with much change.
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What are your thoughts? Are you thinking towards the utility of this situation??

 

[Stargazer]

What are your thoughts? Are you thinking towards the utility of this situation??

At this point, my feeling is that our collective communication CANNOT be severed or stopped. Our collective consciousness DEMANDS this unification and interaction at this moment—and therefore it MUST occur. If the “internet” were taken down (and I don’t believe for a moment that it will), other methods of communication would be manifested to fill the gaps. These might even be more effective than the internet (think intuition and telepathy).

There may be a temporary hitch in things here or there (such as all this blatant censorship in media and social media), but it’s only helping “wake people up” and nudging them into a cosmic choice point.

 

[Laron]

What are your thoughts? Are you thinking towards the utility of this situation??

For me, I've always been mindful of a large CME that knocks out electronics, so badly they can't be repaired. Before 2013 I went to great measures to prepare for that situation. I remember ordering 800 candles back in 2011, and the person from the website calling me and asking what they were for... I kind of... wasn't prepared for that question. He was just saying they didn't have that stock and wondered how long I could wait. He thought I was preparing for a wedding.

I had specially designed sheets of plastic that can create a fire just by holding them up to the sun, as another example. These were a lot more powerful than magnifier glasses.

I don't see this occurring in our lifetime now, but it may happen to certain areas of the globe at one stage, just not to such a large degree I was expecting back then. (i.e. the solar kill shot is yet to occur, but if it does, it won't be anywhere near as bad as what Ed Dames predicted)

 

[Stargazer]

I too, was fully expecting a complete “shutdown” of modern technology (prior to 2012). I stocked up on plenty of candles and oil lamps. I even purchased a couple of old fashioned kerosene heater/stoves that are AWESOME!

Even though I no longer expect any significant “setbacks” (like the kind that could to take us back several generations), I could see the potential for some brief interruptions of services. It’s nice to be a little prepared and to know we’ll be relatively comfortable if they do happen.