In view of all the crazy climate events that have dominated the first 2 months of 2014, not to mention societal and political events of the past year, and our own experiences, I've been thinking a lot about the opening of the following session:
What I have been thinking about is historical timelines and what occurred to me is that there was no "Year Zero" in between 1 BC and 1 AD. But here we are presented with a "Year Zero". Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I do wonder if it is significant. Because we DO notice that there is this incredible chaos on the planet in so many ways: weather, (freezing or burning), volcanoes going off all over the place, sinkholes like never before, booming sounds, ground tremors, and of course, the steady influx of fireballs. I mean, it really, REALLY is dramatic though the mainstream media continues to deliver its newsbytes and ignore the planetary action for the most part. It's like the human race and its spokes-people are schizophrenic. There are all these signs all around, and the six o'clock news just ignores it, or if they can't ignore it, they "normalize" it.
Anyway, if what we are getting right now is any indicator of the trend for the whole of this year, and this year is "Year Zero", I'm wondering what the heck Year One is going to be like? And again, is there some meaning to this Year Zero thing, like a transitional period?
A few times, the Cs have alluded to what is coming with a sense of joy or happiness. I guess by now we all know that the Cs can get happy about things that might not be liked by the majority of humans. For example, considering the evils of our planet at this time, the Cs might be overjoyed to see that this would come to an end. And the only way I can see it come to an end is a massive "cleansing". Back in 1998 they made the following remark:
In 1999, the following exchange took place also, in view of this topic:
Anyway, the utilization of the term "Year Zero" in conjunction with what is actually going on seems to me to be something of a "hit" and at the very least, very interesting. In view of the Cs remarks about the onset of Ice Ages, maybe next year, Year One, is the first year of the Ice Age?
What I have been thinking about is historical timelines and what occurred to me is that there was no "Year Zero" in between 1 BC and 1 AD. But here we are presented with a "Year Zero". Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I do wonder if it is significant. Because we DO notice that there is this incredible chaos on the planet in so many ways: weather, (freezing or burning), volcanoes going off all over the place, sinkholes like never before, booming sounds, ground tremors, and of course, the steady influx of fireballs. I mean, it really, REALLY is dramatic though the mainstream media continues to deliver its newsbytes and ignore the planetary action for the most part. It's like the human race and its spokes-people are schizophrenic. There are all these signs all around, and the six o'clock news just ignores it, or if they can't ignore it, they "normalize" it.
Anyway, if what we are getting right now is any indicator of the trend for the whole of this year, and this year is "Year Zero", I'm wondering what the heck Year One is going to be like? And again, is there some meaning to this Year Zero thing, like a transitional period?
A few times, the Cs have alluded to what is coming with a sense of joy or happiness. I guess by now we all know that the Cs can get happy about things that might not be liked by the majority of humans. For example, considering the evils of our planet at this time, the Cs might be overjoyed to see that this would come to an end. And the only way I can see it come to an end is a massive "cleansing". Back in 1998 they made the following remark:
In 1999, the following exchange took place also, in view of this topic:
Anyway, the utilization of the term "Year Zero" in conjunction with what is actually going on seems to me to be something of a "hit" and at the very least, very interesting. In view of the Cs remarks about the onset of Ice Ages, maybe next year, Year One, is the first year of the Ice Age?
