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**janeseymore09092** · 07-10-2008, 07:07 AM

i feel that this is somewhat the case with the people on this planet - recall ra mentioning that this period of third density existence on earth was unique in that the recalcitrant, non ascending remaining populations of several other planetary third density evolutions which had since moved up into higher densities were lumped together here, as the non-ascending remainders of each of these planetary populations were too small to each warrant an entire planet to repeat third density on.

it would appear that we're largely a collection of hard-core non-evolvers, stuck in a rut somehow and unable to transcend our sense of separateness to the extent where we are repeating the same catalytic lessons ad-nauseum, yet not appreciably moving towards harvestability.

lol. we're a conglomerate of all the flunking classes of every planet in the galaxy (well, at least several planets therein). i guess it's like watching the movie stripes. the worst of the worst, huh? god help us. oh, wait, that's us, isn't it? well, the rest of god help us then.

a great flurry of activity exists right now in regards to helping those on earth who have been stuck...

so, a bunch of higher density social workers are lending a hand to help along the spiritually-handicapped nonevolvers? it's like having the super friends working behind the curtain to sneak in their aid however they can without breaking any of the golden rules.

yet, here still so many of us are, getting d's on our ascension report cards.

(hey, a d is still a passing grade!)

because of the fractal nature of us all, which links and weaves each of us into a cohesive whole, i almost think that by dragging our heels so much, we're somehow holding back or slowing down everyone else on the evolutionary scale as well. maybe the super friends have a good deal of motive to kick our buns into action.

not to rush us along. but maybe just to keep the whole ball of wax moving.

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07-10-2008, 07:07 AM	#31
janeseymore09092 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	i feel that this is somewhat the case with the people on this planet - recall ra mentioning that this period of third density existence on earth was unique in that the recalcitrant, non ascending remaining populations of several other planetary third density evolutions which had since moved up into higher densities were lumped together here, as the non-ascending remainders of each of these planetary populations were too small to each warrant an entire planet to repeat third density on. it would appear that we're largely a collection of hard-core non-evolvers, stuck in a rut somehow and unable to transcend our sense of separateness to the extent where we are repeating the same catalytic lessons ad-nauseum, yet not appreciably moving towards harvestability. lol. we're a conglomerate of all the flunking classes of every planet in the galaxy (well, at least several planets therein). i guess it's like watching the movie stripes. the worst of the worst, huh? god help us. oh, wait, that's us, isn't it? well, the rest of god help us then. a great flurry of activity exists right now in regards to helping those on earth who have been stuck... so, a bunch of higher density social workers are lending a hand to help along the spiritually-handicapped nonevolvers? it's like having the super friends working behind the curtain to sneak in their aid however they can without breaking any of the golden rules. yet, here still so many of us are, getting d's on our ascension report cards. (hey, a d is still a passing grade!) because of the fractal nature of us all, which links and weaves each of us into a cohesive whole, i almost think that by dragging our heels so much, we're somehow holding back or slowing down everyone else on the evolutionary scale as well. maybe the super friends have a good deal of motive to kick our buns into action. not to rush us along. but maybe just to keep the whole ball of wax moving. •••av•••
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