Hello @Makeshifting
I notice that you haven't written an introduction in the Newbies forum. You are invited to do that to tell us a bit about yourself and how you found your way here.
Cute kitty paw by the way!
Session 27 September 2025
- Thread starter Laura
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Hello @Makeshifting
I notice that you haven't written an introduction in the Newbies forum. You are invited to do that to tell us a bit about yourself and how you found your way here.
Cute kitty paw by the way!
bianca etezete
Dagobah Resident
thanks a lot for sharing this truly explosive session!
Brewer
Jedi Council Member
So as a hunting addict I'll be on an eternal deer hunt? They won't be able to see, hear or smell me but I won't be able to take a shot.
I'm there already! I'm good at stalking but most of the time they're on the wrong side of the fence!
I remember a coma patient in Germany describing his experiences after being comatose for 3 weeks. He gave me Monroe's 'Journeys out of the Body' and said the initial chapters gave a pretty good description of what he experienced.
Question, is it possible for someone, having left 3D, to hang around and help others in 3D undergoing entity attacks? I've had a lot of high strangeness from an early age and for the past 30 years when they pay a visit I often tell them if you kill me you'll make me stronger. Not sure if its true so I'm wondering if this is possible, no interest in going there yet, life is very good.
But is it possible, if you hang around, can you help? Interesting session, thanks.
thank you for everything you do and have continued to do over the years and for continuing to provide a source of light and inspiration in keeping going through these times. Love 
Those who have the inclination can read TES articles and check out his over 400 citations. The record sea surface temperatures of the last few years (including 2025) means that we might be passing a threshold. How long it takes to manifest, if at all, might depend on the multiple factors involved, including possibly sol's unrecognized companion. The latter might ground a true polar wander event, or even trigger it, who knows.
We're talking about a true polar wander event, i.e. the south of Africa would be the North Pole for a period of time, the time all the factors stabilize or cool down, so that "things can go back to normal".
Here's a video illustrating the above:
A graphic:
Crazy, eh?
What is more, TES is finding presumably ancient structures which are lined up with this North Pole in Africa, i.e. underwater Cuban formation which I'll post more in the "Where Troy Once Stood" thread. His latest update:
I was discussing this very thing last week, the same thing that you reported. Here in western North Carolina the leaves started dropping mid-September, and before October hit the colors on the leaves were already changing. By the Farmer's Almanac that's a couple weeks early. And just like in your area, it hasn't been that cold here. When the leaves started falling it was only getting to around 21C/70F at night which is still summer weather. We've had some rain but it still feels like it was really early compared to years past.
Here in midwest Ohio, we've had our 2nd summer of extreme drought with a very, very soggy spring. I can't imagine how stressed the trees and other vegetation is with such conditions and not at all surprised by early falling leaves (yellowed) and early coloration. Plus, it's October and we're still having temps in mid to upper 80s! That's crazy! And while we got some rain recently, it didn't put a dent into dry conditions. The plants in my yard are showing obvious distress and some look to be dead or dying. Although we have underground sprinklers, only certain sections of the yard get that water. Not really practical to attempt manual watering and frankly, I'm no longer physically up to doing that anymore. At our previous home/yard, I did it frequently, but the current yard is way too much for that. Plus, we have "woods" at the yard boundary that is constantly infiltrating with unwanted, invasive plants - poison ivy, honeysuckle bush, grapevine, and tree seedlings of all sorts including black walnut that can even kill adjacent plants. An abundance of squirrels deposit the walnuts everywhere - including just setting on top of a deck railing! They like to dig into flower planters, too, requiring covering all open space with rocks. We currently have a groundhog living under a lower deck who's made large holes in the yard, one of which provided a home for a nest of aggressive yellow-jacket type bees. Bombed it with Sevin and I think we finally got 'em all. And yesterday spied the groundhog walking over and sitting atop that hole before moving on to the wooded area that goes back to a creek. Don't know if he got any Sevin on himself and if it will affect him. Haven't taken any measures other than a live trap to evict him from our yard. My spouse said he saw a youngster peek out from under the deck, so offspring may also be part of the mix now. I didn't put any potted flowers on that deck this year, only on an upper deck (which the squirrels have played havoc with), but other perennials show signs of being grazed. That could be deer or rabbits, but the groundhog has to be eating something and why not go as local as possible.
It's been a fun summer and it's not over yet!
