Cosmic Order ~ E'Asha Ashayana

A new video uploaded by TrhUah School, excerpted from "Science and Spirituality of Creation 2003", please watch here.

Interestingly, when E'Asha describes channellings as "broadcasts", it reminded me of my own experience (Radio Metatron).

Stop Sending Them!

Anita Opper ~ Zen to Zany

About Another X-Class Flare & Two Comets....

SpaceWeather

This X1.8 flared hot on the heels of an M9.5 on 26 October 2024. 

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

 

Look at that humongous CME that followed:

SpaceWeather

It's largely not facing Earth ~ seems like Venus is getting the attention for this one. 

SpaceWeather

Let's turn to the Comets now ~ first up, the one dubbed "Comet of the Century" Comet A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. Space.com shows its dazzling tail as it passes our Sun:

Space.com

I'll show another still of this event towards the end of this post. There's also a video clip of this comet as it makes its way across the sky (here).

Next we have this Sungrazer (C/2024 S1) approaching our Sun (lower right):

SpaceWeather

I'll be checking for updated footage in the following days as it flies into our Sun.

For the final resource, here's a video by MrMB333. Apart from the gorgeous Aurora Borealis performance, the video also features Comet A3 as it passes our Sun (around 2:18-minute mark), right as the CME was firing off (I'll refer to this in a later post):

MrMBB333

The video's main feature of the "rings" in the sky is also fascinating (4:50-minute mark).

So much happening....

Namarie! 💚

The Past: Heal, Resove & Let Go ~ Lauren C Gorgo

Lauren C Gorgo ~ New Earth Institute

Timely reminder from Lauren C Gorgo. It's never a one-time-and-it's-done deal. Healing and letting go of all that we do not need is usually a spiral progress. The good news is that it gets easier with each spiral that we transcend.

Recess Over

SpaceWeather

After an explosive fortnight of Solar activity in October (and a relatively active year so far), our Sun took the opportunity to rest a bit. From SpaceWeather:

THE SUN IS TAKING A QUICK BREAK: Solar Max is hard work. Just ask the sun. After flaring almost without pause for the past 10 months, the sun is taking a quick break. Solar activity has been low for the past 48 hours with no flares stronger than category C. The quiet won't last. Solar Max is expected to continue for at least another year; flaring should resume shortly. Solar flare alerts: SMS Text

Well, our Sun is at it again, this time with a sudden flare that maxed at X3.33 (!) and lasted for more than an hour:

SpaceWeatherLive

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

 

There's the related CME spewing out:

Gregorio M Vigilante del Sol

 

While our Sun went quiet for a few days, we could feel that something was brewing (OK apart from everything that's brewing these days!) ~ yesterday was particularly tough with nausea, strange sensations in the Solar Plexus area, dull headache, and generally extreme tiredness. Something was definitely building up. Then this happened, and thankfully it's so much better now apart from the itching skin.

And oh, I just saw this:

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

Namarie! 💗

Energised Planetary Grids

With all that electromagnetic radiation from X-class flares, Cosmic Plasma from CMEs, Proton "Rain", gamma-rays and whatever else energies drenching our Planet just this month alone, her grids are now well and truly saturated with all sorts of frequencies. 

What about Comet A3 Atlas? What sort of energetic payload (or....dare I say it....DNA recodings or Creation instructions) does it carry? 

How about all the Aurora Borealis displays? Are they seeding some sort of frequency on the Planet?

I've been wondering how all these recently-deposited energies will affect our Planet and her Humanity. We know that Earth Mum will go through weather changes, some surface adjustments, water re-distribution, perhaps new cycles of fauna and flora.... but what can we expect from this recent spike in energies?

Let's not forget that massive energy dump back in May! Things got really weird thereafter until about September, and I personally had to declare cave-time for myself. And here we are again, with a whole new consignment delivered!

I think the following months leading right into the start of 2025 will be, well...."memorable".

Namarie! 💙

Incoming....

SpaceWeather: Taken by Richard Bell on October 10, 2024 @ Richland, MI 

 

Strong Solar storms were predicted to follow after that recent behemoth CME, and storm they did as they practically fired in at G3 and then G4 (K-index 8.67).

Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun, Russia

It's also Aurora Galore time! SpaceWeather has a gallery of these stunning displays.

Namarie! 💜

Spreading Smiles ~ Buddy Gator

Buddy Gator