I'm sorry to hear about Elvis and Penelope. Although I know they aren't gone but transitioned, from my own experience with dogs, rabbits and birds it's still an emotional period and I feel sorrow for that.
I have a couple of other comments relating to this session, and thank you to all for sharing it with everyone.
A: Reduce agitation. It is mostly useless at this point.
(L) Yeah, I was telling Andromeda the other day... Ya know, the Cs once said that the effects of the Wave would be felt as "hyperkinetic sensate". That means whatever you focus on, whatever emotions get elicited from you or arise within you, can be highly intensified in these times. That's why these people are crazy. They've got all of these wicked dreadful emotions like hate and resentment and self-hatred and all of that sort of thing. They're turning it outward to hate others. I think it's important for us to pay attention to those close to us and to feel positive emotions so that THOSE can be hyperkinetically amplified in some way.
Over the weekend I opened a twitter account. Today I closed it. I have never been a fan of twitter and have steered well clear of it, but recently with the chaos going on it's been interesting to see events in real time and from opposite perspectives simultaneously. I naively felt it was time to get in there and get my hands dirty, question the narrative and provide agitation - I woke up today and realized the mistake (before reading this transcript too). The main things I learned were:
1) It's possible to pick a side, follow a trail and get very quickly caught up in the rhetoric. To the level where hours of time are lost following trails and sub-trails to no real gain. I am happy that this was minimal for me, but I felt the 'tug'.
2) For every polarizing/provocative post there are many more reactions, and within them many more counter-reactions. To the point where you can sift through it, come out on some side eventually and completely forget which viewpoint you were looking from to begin with. It is a trap.
3) You can craft a tweet or response to a tweet with a lot of thought involved. It might take time to think about it, but can be responded to within seconds. That alone can elicit a counter response, but the main thing I noticed personally was I would be waiting for a reply. Or a like. Or a share. I wasted my own time waiting for a response to then respond to.
The real lesson I learned was unless I am a significant person (i.e. leader of an influential organisation, celebrity, popular figure, or have previous social media fame/relative fame), my voice will always be lost and doesn't really matter. A few billion people can be heard easily but the illusion is they think they all matter, in terms of having more-than-equal say in how world affairs pan out. So '
It is mostly useless at this point' was what I was already thinking when I deleted but nice to read it also in such close timing.
(L) Oh yeah! We finished charging a whole new batch of crystals. When we started out, we were all in a very bad voice. Andromeda and I were still recovering from all that virus business that affected our lungs and throats, and it took us a number of days to even start to be able to breathe properly and sound normal. But then at certain points once we had gotten our mojo back, there were times when we were singing and I would hear other voices joining in. Was I actually hearing other voices?
A: Yes
Q: (L) What were those voices?
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Q: (L) Were those voices that I was hearing coming from our throats, or from the air around us?
A: Your voices enhanced.
Q: (Chu) That's like what they said about your voice when you were doing EE, remember?
(L) What about it?
(Chu) That your voice carried more than what could be heard.
(L) Well, this went to the point that we could actually hear it.
(Andromeda) And I could feel it. Is this the same thing that was causing the sensation I was having of vibration like we were singing inside a bell?
A: Yes
Q: (Andromeda) I could physically feel it. It was like a vibration almost. You could feel an echo.
I was incredibly fortunate as a kid to be involved with a choir that sang at many famous cathedrals in Europe. Coming from a non-cathedral location, the songs practiced for months beforehand in classrooms had zero acoustics. It was only in those cathedrals that the true sound was heard. I distinctly remember thinking while singing that the sound of the songs was 'moving' these massive structures....it had this incredible power that I couldn't explain or articulate. But the main bit for one song, was like '
voice enhanced' - the echo produced notes that no-one was singing, a 3rd above the highest note (I believe). It could just be the way the melody is written, but it happened several times. For reference, the song was 'Ave Maria' by Victoria and the line was 'ora pro nobis' which translates to 'pray for us'. In this clip as an example it occurs around the 1:47 mark
Ave Maria - Tomás Luis de Victoria. It might be a completely different thing to what was described in the session, but it's the first time I've ever seen anything closely written that is similar to what I experienced so long ago.