Lucas ~ Reflections Of Conscious Being ~ 30 April 2012

In a wave of happiness I found myself when I read beautiful testimonies of wonderful lightbeings I not knew before. I got to know them by what they told. I heard what they said and saw what they expressed. It better said feeling, feeling One with their  stories and One with them in being One.

It is not a vague thing nor crap. It is like coming home after having some beautiful experiences with friends  together and having a super time. Or it is like walking in nature and seeing the beauty that surrounds us. Or See it like  meeting new people who give you new insights and broaden your horizon. Then you come home and sit fulfilled on your  couch home and enjoy those moments again.

You have the remembrance of reflections of being a conscious being. The light that has interacted with you from others and mother earth and the flora and fauna on her  is  part of you.  You are One with all and it has given you more than you hoped for.  You have felt the ultimate bliss of Oneness and love in a moment in time.

 The Week Ahead | April 30 2012

A KP Message… as I Await the Benjamin…

I’m not sure what this is all about. Or why it is coming. Or what, if any, the title will be. I’m currently “waiting” on the Benjamin Fulford post to come, soon, I believe. Last week it came in around 1 AM. So here it is at 11:19 PM. I am awaiting… expectantly.

That seems to be running around these days. “The Expectancy” of things to start happening. Whatever it is, and however it manifests. A bright flash of light, maybe a few arrests, detentions, changes on the surface of the planet, yet also deep within. In fact, that’s where it all started. Deep within.

MARS-DIRECTED CME: A minor CME that left the sun during the late hours of April 28th is heading for Mars. En route, it will sweep past the Mars Science Lab spacecraft, which is carrying Curiosity to the Red Planet. According to a forecast track prepared by analysts at the GSFC, the cloud will reach the rover on May 4th. Fortunately, Curiosity is equipped to sense and study solar storms: video.

THWARTED ESCAPE: Solar activity is low, with only a smattering of minor C-class flares coming from a few 'active regions' scattered across the solar disk. An eruption from sunspot AR1465 on April 29th didn't even get off the ground. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the thwarted escape:

It was AR1465 vs. gravity, and gravity won.

Solar activity should remain low for the next 24 to 48 hours, with no more than a 1% chance of X-class solar flares. As the movie above shows, however, even a weak eruption on the sun is worth watching. Stay tuned for more. Solar flare alerts: text, voice.