~The Spider Web of our New Life Created by Intention.~

Galactic Love Reporter Lisa Gawlas

I feel like I am officially living the real life version of Alice in Wonderland, and each trip is activated by You (whom ever I am reading for.)  What makes this ongoing trip odd, is I feel like the tour guide of a place I am experiencing for the first time too.  Talk about having to work for a living (big grin.)

This field does not seem to exist in a relationship with time.  Yet, you and I are still walking thru what appears to be linear space… at least for now.  Let me explain:

Before I do, I want to be perfectly clear that this high frequency field does not belong to me, it does not only exist here, it truly exists within you, wherever you are.  I am simply the tour guide for now and it has displayed itself via my yard in a way I can (struggle to every day) understand what it is saying to you.

Montague Keen ~

Galactic Love Reporter  Veronica Keen

My own dear Veronica, I ensured that you were not alone on the 8th anniversary of my passing. The memory is still so painful for you. You relive the shock you felt as you realised that I was leaving the Earthly plane. You pleaded with me, “Monty, please don’t leave me. Please don’t leave me.” You understand that it was not my decision. The higher realms decided that I had to go, so that I could prepare you from this side of life, for the role that you now have to play.

Though many have done their utmost to destroy your life and your reputation — my blood family behaved abominably — we must not forget the man from Arizona, and the Scottish lady who thinks that what she has been doing goes unnoticed.

CHANCE OF AURORAS: A coronal mass ejection (CME) heading mainly for Venus might deliver a glancing blow to our planet, too, on Jan. 19th. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras when the cloud arrives.

In Finland, the Northern Lights are already shining. Aurora tour guide Andy Keen took this picture last night in the Municipality of Inari:

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We didn't need head-torches as the forest was illuminated by the Aurora dancing above our heads," describes Keen. "For over two and a half hours we witnessed one of the best light shows that I've ever observed in over 5000 hours of 'chasing' the auroras. Ribbons, curtains, mini spirals, bursts - you name it and we had it."