A Summary and Explanation of the Current Situation at a Planetary Level (1 Viewer)

[David Topi]

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A Summary and Explanation of the Current Situation at a Planetary Level

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Not much is known about the structure of our planet beyond the simple physical configuration that we can get to study in primary school or in an institute. Even if we go to specialized studies in geology or related subjects we are left with the information we know about the composition at the densest physical level, not knowing that even within the physical framework there are levels of vibration that give rise to coatings of everything that are tangible to the senses, and that this "tangible" part is only one of the multiple vibrational levels that coexist in the structures that give rise to the reality in which we move. As we explained,...
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[Snowmelt]

This post is like a visit to the doctor, when the condition of the patient no longer allows all kinds of hyperbole to cloud the issue. I had to hug my dog while reading this. One thing is for certain: whilst integrity may be at a low ebb in the earthly parts of 3rd dimensional awareness, the collective of HS's can never drop their integrity - as they are made of that - consciousness is coherence and integrity. When the HS's report 97.5% of their earthly incarnate selves still functioning at low frequencies, it is an integral truth. But I will never say die!

 

[Lila]

The idea that our futures selves can make changes to our past selves so that certain things 'never happened' (words are so clumsy here!) has been one that has been sneaking up on me for some time.
I hesitate to say that it 'makes sense' to me, but it kind of does

 

[Snowmelt]

This timeline 33 is feeling a bit squeezy. I think I'll just move on over to, uh, 42.

 

[Pod]

I feel that I have made the leap to fully integrate into timeline 42 in the last 24 hours and also pulled at least two other people into it.

I have spent the last months grieving and clearing my higher heart because that is where I connect to timeline 42. It is not ego based.......

 

[Laron]

Translating can take a long time. Thanks again Carl!

 

[Carl]

Thanks again Carl!

You are welcomed! I learn something from him every time I do a translation. He seems to be a fascinating soul.

 

[Laron]

This timeline 33 is feeling a bit squeezy.

I think so! Time to make that step over to the other line...

 

[Snowmelt]

I feel that I have made the leap to fully integrate into timeline 42 in the last 24 hours and also pulled at least two other people into it.

I have spent the last months grieving and clearing my higher heart because that is where I connect to timeline 42. It is not ego based.......

The boat may be small that's traversing the new timeline, with a small number of people in it, but there's something remarkable about that crew... all their eyes are a-glow!

 

[Pucksterguy]

I think so! Time to make that step over to the other line...

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[Lila]

Been a long time since I heard that song. Really gets the feet tapping and the legs dancing
I guess I used to think that the title was "One Toe Over the Line"

 

[Snowmelt]

PG, thank you for continuing my musical education.

 

[Stargazer]

The idea that our futures selves can make changes to our past selves so that certain things 'never happened' (words are so clumsy here!) has been one that has been sneaking up on me for some time.

I agree that this might be a helpful concept for some. But to say that "they never happened" denies the experiences--and burying, denying, or not accepting things usually only leads to having to deal with them another time. I think the idea of integrating and healing from the experience tends to be a longer-lasting solution. When one no longer sees an experience as something "bad" and instead recognizes its value as an experience (or perhaps a lesson), then it can be better accepted and appreciated.

 

[Lila]

I agree that this might be a helpful concept for some. But to say that "they never happened" denies the experiences--and burying, denying, or not accepting things usually only leads to having to deal with them another time. I think the idea of integrating and healing from the experience tends to be a longer-lasting solution. When one no longer sees an experience as something "bad" and instead recognizes its value as an experience (or perhaps a lesson), then it can be better accepted and appreciated.

Much better wording.
Thank you