What a day on planet earth yesterday!! Granted, it could appear like my own personal day was completely trashed, the night before I woke up 4 separate times, each time the dreaming of magnetic rain intensifying. So when I finally gave in at 3am yesterday and got out of bed, I was already exhausted. Let me tell you, I am so over being woke up for the universe to keep on shouting “the magnets are coming, the magnets are coming!!” tell me once, trust me, I believe you. Lets not do it every single night, several times a night for 5 days in a row!! This girl really needs her beauty sleep, or would that be brainy sleep!
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Our message today is on the topic of your ability to mitigate the effects of what you call earth changes. The occurrence yesterday of several large earthquakes brought about no massive loss of life nor damage to buildings, etc.
This was not entirely due to your efforts at sending love and light to those areas; but understand that even the efforts of your star brothers and sisters were in response to your requests. We were gratified to see the great and instant response by so many of you to the news of these happenings. It was exactly the best and most effective response you could have made. You are unaware of the numbers of you who reacted in this manner, but we tell you it was in the many tens of thousands. Please be prepared to continue your effort in this manner. Those areas are still active today, and those and other areas will see still more shifting.
GREEN COCKPIT: Earth is entering a solar wind stream that could spark high-latitude auroras during the next 24-48 hours. The first stirrings of Northern Lights were sghted this morning over Wisconsin and from the cockpit of an air ambulance flight over Canada. Aurora alerts: text, phone.
ARCTIC MIX: Something magical is happening around the Arctic Circle this week. The blue midnight skies of spring are intermingling with the gray snow clouds of winter--with a dash of green cutting through the mix. Anne Birgitte Fyhn photographed the phenomenon last night from Ringvassøya island, north of Tromsø, Norway:
Fyhn was on an overnight kayaking trip with friends. "This is how the sky looked just before the weather turned cloudy and a snow storm started," she says.
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