CIA classified cosmic disaster (1 Viewer)

[Alain]

I found this video under those i had from youtube recommendations. I find it interesting but also a bit dark

So what you think of it? Can such a thing still happpen when in the 5th dimension earth?

I think that is a way to escape it if such a term is justified.

 

[Bert]

Very nice documentary that paints a good picture on how I also see the universe.
the question is: does the cycle go on or do we have an event that changes the future.

It could also be the shift that they are talking about with a separation of the realities that are now superimposed.
A nova gives a wave of light. A lot of people will be taken away maybe to the 5th dimension.
Some stay in 3D to start over again.

In essence we are immortal beings so there is nothing to be afraid of.
one big last firework on our way out

 

[Alain]

2 to 3 generations. Few decades until physical 5d earth is there. The time between the 2 it matches

Thx bert

 

[Lila]

So perhaps this is why Atlantis fell 12K years ago and other civilizations.
If the Carrington event was anything to go by (and it was a 'baby' compared to what is described here) our microelectronics based culture will change overnight in an event of this magnitude.

 

[CrystalSong]

Noting this for later listening when I can really take it in and contemplate it.

 

[Snowmelt]

So perhaps this is why Atlantis fell 12K years ago and other civilizations.
If the Carrington event was anything to go by (and it was a 'baby' compared to what is described here) our microelectronics based culture will change overnight in an event of this magnitude.

I have a wooden spoon, gas bottles, a 2-burner gas stove, and 5 water tanks on my small property (unit and courtyard) and cookbooks where it describes how you can make meals from scratch, but the issue will be toilet paper, IMO.

 

[therium]

but the issue will be toilet paper, IMO.

Yeah, I find it hard to do without toilet paper and they don't make Sears paper catalogs anymore. Try doing the paperwork with a bunch of pine needles or small maple leaves, it doesn't work so well.

 

[Bert]

I have a wooden spoon, gas bottles, a 2-burner gas stove, and 5 water tanks on my small property (unit and courtyard) and cookbooks where it describes how you can make meals from scratch, but the issue will be toilet paper, IMO.

this is very good prepping that will buy you some weeks.
this is especially good for disasters that set you back one or two weeks before things get restored to "normal"

If it really happens in full force then there are some scenario's:

• if you get hit directly then you have no worries. you get transported out of this world.
• if you live in a scarcely populated area then the prepping is good and you need to get something organized with your neighbors to build up your own food system and security toward plundering groups of people.
• if you live in a heavily populated area then things get really messy:
  • if everybody lives trough the event make sure you get to a less populated area before the riots start. You need
  • if 90-95 % dies then your chances of survival are better but I don't know if you want to live in these apocalyptic circumstances.

So being hit directly and getting a ticket out of here doesn't seem to bad.
the other scenario's will all be very though as we will be back in the stone age without the proper stone age tools en mindset.


But on the other hand I don't see this disaster coming. I think we had a few times when it could hit us but I think collectively humanity avoided these disasters.
we will see what the future brings...

 

[Linda]

But on the other hand I don't see this disaster coming. I think we had a few times when it could hit us but I think collectively humanity avoided these disasters.

I agree. Many years ago, I had visions and dreams of some awful times, but they stopped, as if someone flipped a switch. What the future holds - not sure, but I keep adequate supplies of necessary items. There is nothing wrong with being prudent. I see it as being responsible for myself and family. And yes, there always is a good supply of TP.

 

[Lila]

Toilet paper wins!
Top of the packing list.
Whatever happens, I figure on enjoying the beauty of it, whether I'm on my way out or sticking around to enjoy a shaken up place of some sort. Doomsday does not seen likely to me, not at all. A shakeup of some sort does. I feel that there should be much to enjoy from it, however it happens.

 

[therium]

if 90-95 % dies then your chances of survival are better but I don't know if you want to live in these apocalyptic circumstances

I wouldn't mind that at all.

I think a lot of these predictions of Aporkalypse are just spreading FUD to lower peoples' vibrations. We must band together in friendship and community wherever possible to make positive change at the neighborhood level.

Sidebar: If you want to argue that Hell has frozen over, it does every winter. It's Hell, Michigan, it's an actual place! https://www.gotohellmi.com/

 

[Snowmelt]

I wouldn't mind that at all.

I think a lot of these predictions of Aporkalypse are just spreading FUD to lower peoples' vibrations. We must band together in friendship and community wherever possible to make positive change at the neighborhood level.

Sidebar: If you want to argue that Hell has frozen over, it does every winter. It's Hell, Michigan, it's an actual place! https://www.gotohellmi.com/

When it comes to perception, we need to find people who don't think we have "a screw loose", but have done a few extra laps around and up the spiral. I guess the reason people can't see that difference is because limitation fails to look up.

 

[CrystalSong]

Post-Apoctolyptic themes in books and movies are my favorite - since childhood. In day dreams I've written untold amounts of science fiction stories, some entirely epic and worthy of publishing.
Having said that Spirit has warned me against playing with those themes as apparently I create my reality.
It's difficult not longer day dreaming like that, but it is for the Highest Good appparently. *sniff*

 

[Alain]

I came also off the trip of movies and so on of this kind

Always head on the nail Hailstones Melt

 

[Bert]

We must band together in friendship and community wherever possible to make positive change at the neighborhood level.

I 100 % agree with this. If everybody stays calm and works in a constructive way together there is no apocalypse. Just friendship and hard work creating a new reality.

A few weeks ago I saw a documentary on Woodstock.
the only reason that this went right is that people worked together, had a positive mindset and shared everything.
from an organisational and safety point of view it was a disaster but it worked out because of the mindset of the people.