Session 29 March 2025

[Dragan]

Thank you Laura and Andromeda,Chateau crew and all who participate at the session.

 

[observer]

Thanks for the session!

 

[birger]

Thank you

 

[SMM]

Thank you for the new session!

(Andrian) Many years ago the C's answered to Laura with a major Yes to spinning counterclockwise and they advised to do it 33 times, 3 times a day. Are there any benefits from spinning counterclockwise 33 times, 3 times a day?

A: For some who need it.

Q: (L) How do you know if the person needs it?

A: If they benefit from it!

Q: (L) So I guess you have to try it. If it makes you dizzy and fall down like it does to me, then obviously you're not benefiting. [laughter] You're just risking breaking a hip. Okay. Well, he does ask:

(Andrian) What kind of benefits would those be?

A: Varies, but can enhance etheric connection.

A follow up question:

Might the counterclockwise direction change depending on one's position relative to the equator to clockwise? For example, counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere above the equator, and clockwise below the equator in the Southern Hemisphere?

Or vice versa? Or is it simply or mostly counterclockwise regardless, for other reasons?

How curious.

 

[Kadam303]

THANKY YOU !!!!

 

[susy7]

Can anyone give me a link (or if they have an extra copy) to Blaine Lawson's book Spin Geometry?

 

[Mr.Cyan]

Thanks a million for posting another amazing session

I guess we didn't have to wait too long to find out the trigger for how dire things can possibility get. I strongly suspect the "Liberation Day" tariffs from Trump will start a series of dominoes falling - and by summer the cascade will start to increase in frequency.

The population reduction has been on my mind all week since reading the session. Just a personal anecdote - in my work and travels and all the business discussions that i have been involved in since travel after Covid lockdowns started; one of the main themes that i always encounter is that there is major shortage of engineers in many technical fields right now. It kept bugging me, because the core age group of any technical or tech related company is normally between 35 - 45. These are competent professionals that have built up at least 10 years of professional knowledge and competency and currently there shortages everywhere. Then i thought could the mRNA vaccines have worked that "fast" - because there seemed like no other explanation. I guess a global population reduction of a billion since 2013 is definitely food for thought....the great die-off has indeed begun in earnest, and this combined with the mRNA induced declining birth rates and turbo cancers... - we definitely have to sit tight and hang on...

@seek10's question on China and the salt analysis really was intriguing as well. With the help of Grok and some assumptions, i did a salt consumption and population analysis of Malaysia (my home country) - and it seems that there could be possibly between 40 - 45 Million residents in Malaysia (official population is 35 million). This makes sense because there has been for more than 20+ years now a large migrant working population from South and South East Asia in Malaysia. Although many are living in Malaysia for more than 10 years - they are not classified as citizens or residents because they are not given residency, and only work permits that are constantly renewed (a source of corruption for the immigration department officials).

Much to ponder upon and thanks again for posting the session.

 

[seek10]

@seek10's question on China and the salt analysis really was intriguing as well. With the help of Grok and some assumptions, i did a salt consumption and population analysis of Malaysia (my home country) - and it seems that there could be possibly between 40 - 45 Million residents in Malaysia (official population is 35 million)

Predicting based on salt consumption can become tricky as some cultures takes more salt even if they cook at home. Some Chinese regions consume as much as 10g/day, while other regions 5g/day. Malaysians consume 7.9g/day. home food or mass production foods also contribute to that. These are some known consumption factors these predictive models use.

 

[Anya112003]

Thanks for the new session. I really appreciate hearing from you and the Cs. Regarding the population reduction, many young people cannot afford children especially since their eyes have been opened with the Covid pandemic and the craziness going on in schools. They don't want to vaccinate and don't want their children in public schools. Many dedicated teachers have left teaching because of excessively liberal policies that influence subject matter and discipline. Thanks again.

 

[lilyalic]

Thanks for the new session. I really appreciate hearing from you and the Cs. Regarding the population reduction, many young people cannot afford children especially since their eyes have been opened with the Covid pandemic and the craziness going on in schools. They don't want to vaccinate and don't want their children in public schools. Many dedicated teachers have left teaching because of excessively liberal policies that influence subject matter and discipline. Thanks again.

You're right! I have a son and we can barely afford our healthy foods/ lifestyle. It was my hope to maybe have more children, but I doubt that very much!!! My hope is to homeschool but when the time comes we might not even be able to afford that (here in the UK) considering maybe moving country!

 

[PerfectCircle]

Thank you all for the session!

 

[KaWaiAwaAwa]

Thanks to everyone for the session. As summer approaches, are we thinking a timeline of late May into June?
Stay safe everyone things are certainly bubbling away.

Some are calling out April as a potential beginning. (Not me.)

 

[Harmony99]

Thanks once again to the Château crew for this session. Still think we can do a follow up question on such a significant reduction (8.3B to 7.5B) in the population. I think this is new as populations have always been on the rise or maybe we were told to believe so.

 

[KaWaiAwaAwa]

Fabulous, thank you for the session

RH- certainly is interesting, it’s estimated that 15% of the population have it. I wonder what the implication are, are we still genetically connected to this off world ‘family’, if so, how can they influence us, how many are OP’s, is it still 50/50????

Maybe it doesn’t matter at all.

Who here has negative blood?
I’m O-, I’m the only one of my siblings negative, and I didn’t pass it on to any of my 4 kids. I get the sense that the positive blood is more favourable in this environment and that may be the negative is ‘breeding out’. I’d like to know more, if there’s anything that can be done or is helpful and beneficial because is a pretty dire thing to have especially in the incidence of reproduction where negative blood mother's bodies have the potential to recognise their positive foetus as a threat and go about starving it instead of nourishing the unborn. The anti-D they give pregnant women has potentially saved millions of lives.
Hmmm… may be some questions for another session.


I hope that you all are doing great.
Stay excellent.

There is a JK3- type that is prevalent in the South Pacific. I wonder what that's about.

 

[Fluffy]

There is a JK3- type that is prevalent in the South Pacific. I wonder what that's about.

Oh do elaborate, what is JK3-type?