Anger and Reactions
Why do you choose that? What do you think that will get you?
Food
Asker: I wanted to know if food really matters—what we eat. I wanted to know like there’s a lot of preservatives in food nowadays, and there’s a lot of controversy between eating organic food and eating food with preservatives in it. In what way did the Earth actually provide the food? Did it provide the food with preservatives on it?
Bashar: No.
Asker: is it really important from a broader perspective what we’re putting into our bodies? Is it really important?
Bashar: To you in your Collective Agreement, yes, because most of you are abiding by the Collective Agreement that you will actually get an effect from what you call chemistry. Okay, so it does matter, yes. I am not saying someone cannot transmute or transform that, but it is not really the job of most of you in this life. It is not really what most of you have chosen to spend your time focused on. The idea therefore is: take the path of least resistance. Why spend a lot of time transmuting preservatives and pesticides on food when you can simply eat something that doesn’t have them to begin with? Is that not just as transformative?
Good point.
Question About Telepathy
Question About Higher Self and Oversoul
Question About Opposites Attract
Dream Question and Singing
Compass Needle (Passion as Guide)
April, would you like to peel away the next number? Number 12. What have you found?
April: I found my way—it’s a compass needle.
All right. Simply put, simply put—synchronicity, passion—all these things are your magnetic north. These are your true self vibrations. You are the compass needle. Anytime you are willing to allow yourself to point in the direction—to move in the direction of what it is that excites you the most, what it is that is most true for you, what it is you are most passionate about—you will always be pointing in the direction of your truest self. Always. Anytime you go in another direction, you will always wind up one way or another in your truest self, but you may be creating a longer path than you actually prefer to take.
If the road needs to meander, let it meander naturally within your passion. Let your passion show you that you need to turn left or you need to turn right. But I would suggest you do that rather than insist on turning left or insist on turning right when your passion actually lies in another direction. Anytime you bring insistence into it, anytime you overpower the compass needle with another magnet of assumption and bend the needle around in that direction thinking that’s the way you ought to go, you will always be creating a tributary that will take you on a detour—a longer path around than you could have. Again, no judgment, nothing wrong with it if you decide to do that. That’s your choice, and you can still learn a lot from it. You will always wind up eventually where you need to wind up, because all roads lead to God—all roads lead to you. Some may just take a little longer than others, depending upon the choices you make along the way. It’s up to you.
But you will all eventually find that they all lead to the same place—whether it’s one lifetime, twenty lifetimes, it doesn’t matter. You are all eternal. You are all eternal. What’s your hurry? And again, paradoxically, when you actually slow down and take the time to really see where you are with your compass and really let yourself follow the actual needle where it’s pointing toward your highest passion, then the idea of taking the time to do that—of slowing down to do that—is actually what will paradoxically accelerate your life. You need to slow down to speed up.
The paradox is many of you experience missing things because you’re in such a hurry to get there. Only by focusing on those things as if you’re worried you will miss them makes it possible to have the experience of missing them. When you slow down and don’t worry about missing them, you will see that everything occurs in its proper timing, and you will do everything you intended to do in this life. So enjoy the ride, because the ride is the thing itself. The ride is the thing in another form. The ride is the thing in unfoldment. It is the thing. It is what you call the achievement, the goal, the destination—the journey is the destination in unfoldment.
If you just arrived at a destination without the journey, you wouldn’t even recognize it for what it was. You would have no way of relating to it. You would not have gathered the things that you require—that you decided you require, that you chose to require in this life—to fully appreciate yourself and it. So appreciation makes things grow. Appreciation is growth. The idea is to slow down and appreciate so that the growth can actually happen more quickly.
Positive and Negative
Number 13. Ooh, what have we got?
April: Positive and negative.
Thank you. You may sit down. All right. If you wish, it is in that sense simply a number line—a zero in the middle, negative numbers to one side, positive numbers to the other side. This is simply a typical mathematical construct that is common on your planet. The idea here is that this simple number line is the direct simple analogy to the concept of positive and negative energy.
When we talk about the concept of positive and negative situations and energy, we are only speaking of them in the mechanical context that one direction is integrative and one direction is segregative. There is absolutely no subjective judgment call on this at all. Certain acts are simply by their definition mechanically negative in this context—in the same way that the one on one side of the zero is a negative one and not a positive one, and that the two is a negative two and not a positive two. There’s no judgment call on this. It’s simply the way the line is set up to represent numbers on either side of the zero point.
So when a certain act is described as negative, that doesn’t necessarily mean it is a judgment value in any way, shape, or form. It’s simply a description of the mechanism of it. Sometimes a negative act can be used in a positive way. Limitations have positive reasons. Sometimes separating things out, even though it is a mechanically negative act, can actually produce a positive result.
So we simply wish you to understand at this point that when we talk about the idea of positive and negative, it doesn’t even mean that every act you do in life has to be structured in a mechanically positive way just to have a positive effect. It’s how you use everything. Even a mechanically negative act can be used for a positive reason—a positive perspective—and thus then create a positive result. So we wish to make clear that there are levels to this idea, and it’s not really meant as a judgment call. It is simply meant as a description of the mechanism being used, and that in and of itself does not determine the kind of outcome you will actually experience.
Sheep Riddle
Would you like to strip away another brain teaser? All right. What number would you like? All right, five. And you have revealed:
April: She.
Bashar: Sheep.
Thank you. You may sit down. Who wishes to volunteer to answer this question? Right, come on up.
Okay, all right. And good day. Good day. Are you ready to answer this question? I am. Are you sure? Yes. Thank you. Are you sure? Yes. All right.
A farmer has 15 sheep. All but eight of them die. How many are left?
Volunteer: Well, do you know the answer? The actual answer—I know I’ve heard it but I don’t know it right now.
Do you want some time to think about it? Would you like me to repeat it? All but eight of them die. A farmer has 15 sheep. All but eight of them die. How many are left?
Keep it simple. Remember, this is simplicity training. Take it literally. Keep it simple. A farmer has 15 sheep. All but eight of them die. How many are left?
Volunteer: Oh, eight!
Right. Thank you. See how long that took? Yeah. All right.
Bus Driver Riddle
Since you enjoy math so much, we’re going to take you on another little journey, if you don’t mind playing along. Please. All right. What’s your name?
Volunteer: Matthew.
All right, Matthew. All right. Are you ready? Yes. All right. No one use a calculator for this—do it in your head.
All right, okay. All right. You’re driving a bus. It already has 15 passengers on it. You arrive at your first stop—six people get on, two people get off. You go to the next stop—seven people get on, three people get off. You go to the next stop—ten people get on, four people get off. You go to the next stop—five people get on, ten people get off. What’s the bus driver’s name?
Volunteer: I don’t know.
You forgot your own name! Didn’t I say you were driving the bus? Very good. Thank you. You get the point? Yes. Thank you for volunteering.
This teaches you something about distraction. All right, my wife—count the number of people—that’s all well and good, of course that wasn’t the question. Probably an accurate answer, it may be.
The Four Laws as States of Being
Now will you pull the next number? Number 14, yes, and all the 14s with it.
April: Absolutely.
The four laws as states of being.
The first law is: you exist. The first state of being thus then is Oneness and Beingness.
The second law: the one is all, the all are one. And the state of being that goes with it is Separation and Connection.
The third law: what you put out is what you get back. And the state of being that goes hand in hand is Reflection and Attraction.
The fourth law: change is the only constant—all things change except for the first three laws. And the state of being is Action and Experience.
Thank you very much. You may sit down.
This translation of the four laws that underlie everything in creation—translated into states of being—is what can allow you to gain a better foothold on understanding how to apply the four laws in your daily life. If you understand that you can apply them as states of being, allow yourself to shift into these states of being, and in a sense combine these states of being into one overall state of being that will be the state of your true essence, your true self—that will allow you to flow effortlessly from the idea to the manifestation in physical reality.
Beingness, Oneness—we have already discussed. You are everything in that sense, you are one thing. One is all, the all are one—again a reinforcement of that idea. But through the concept of reflection, through that concept you understand that the one becomes the many by self-awareness, by self-reflection. One by itself has no concept of another. Thus in that sense, in the Oneness, there is actually no self-awareness. One must become All-That-Is before one can actually become aware of itself. And once it becomes aware of itself, then there is the other—there is polarity, there is the dichotomy, there are all things that spin out from it—what you call the big bang, the expansion into everything that is made of the one thing.
What you put out is what you get back—again, these ideas of attraction, laws of attraction—are things that you can understand with regard to creating that resonance that will identify with and allow that to be the experience, allow that to be the manifestation—that which reflects back to you exactly like a mirror what it is you are.
And the idea of change—the action that you take, the experience that you have that is put into the soul—that changes it, that shifts it from parallel experience to parallel experience, from alternate reality to alternate reality.
These state-of-being translations of the four laws themselves are ways in which you can apply physically—apply the four laws in your life in thought, word, indeed in everything you do in every circumstance and every situation. Because once again, once again, once again—here and now for the first time ever, once again we remind you: circumstances do not matter. Only your state of being matters.
Circumstances do not matter. Only your state of being matters. State of being creates circumstance. Circumstance does not create state of being. You may choose to react to circumstance that creates within yourself a state of being, but you are creating the state of being. The circumstances have no power to create your state of being. Circumstances are neutral, devoid of meaning. Life itself—I remind you again for the first time—is meaningless. It has no built-in meaning. You decide the meaning. That’s your gift from creation. You decide the meaning. What you put in is what you get out. What you decide the circumstances are determines what you experience and what state of being you choose to be. And when you choose to be the state of being you prefer, all circumstances can be viewed in that light and labeled in that way, thus then giving you always a positive effect in your energy without assumption they must turn out a certain way.
When individuals in your metaphysical community talk about the idea “expect a miracle,” “expect positive reality,” “expect this”—it is not the same meaning of the word as “drop your expectations.” “Expect” and “expectation” is simply a way of saying: know who you are, know what the state of being you are in is reflective of, and in that state of being you know that miracles are the norm. That’s what that phrase actually means in the way you have structured your language.
Expectations are generally the idea of assumptions and limitations you’re placing on your ability to actually expect a miracle. So expect the unexpected, and expect that you can live without expectations. The idea used in that way may make it a little clearer as to how the intention behind a similar word is actually meant to describe this mechanism. The miracle is simply a state of knowingness. Expectations are belief systems and definitions that may be limiting your ability to know who and what you are.
So allow yourselves the opportunity to look at the four laws, play with the four laws as states of being, and remind yourself that the circumstances themselves—regardless of what they are—are there to serve you. Always there to serve you. What needs to be there because they are what’s there. Again, keep it obvious, keep it simple. Why is this here? It’s here to serve me. How do I know that? Because it’s here. Because there is no other purpose to it. How do I know there’s no other purpose to it? Because I said so. Who’s going to contradict me? No one. Why? Because I am all there is in my universe. There you go.
Follow the thread back to the basic simplicity of the science of the obvious. I am one. If I am one in that sense—the one thing making me, making all of us, but making me unique—making me with the ability to choose, then I can choose what I prefer. There will be no one who can contradict me, because everyone else in my reality is simply my version of them. So if anyone contradicts me, I’m contradicting myself—that’s all there is to it. It’s a reflection.
And again, I am not taking away from the fact that you can play the game of objective observer, recognizing when someone may be doing something that is not similar to the vibration that you prefer. Nevertheless, the idea is that it’s still created in your reality, and the only way that it feels like an objective observation is that you have been willing to simply neutralize it. It’s still something you’re creating in your reality, but when you neutralize its effect—when you neutral it out and know that it has not got built-in meaning—then it takes on the quality of neutrality. The quality of neutrality is what you call objectivity, even though it’s still subjective. So objectivity is simply subjectivity that has been neutraled out—devoid of meaning. That’s all objectivity is—you’ve neutralized it, taken it back to its zero point where you’re not actually automatically assigning any particular assumption to it. You’re just observing it: “That’s what I see, that’s what it is, I’m recording it. I am not reacting, I’m not responding, I’m just observing.” You’re still creating it though, so it’s up to you to decide then what meaning you want to give it, if any at all, and use it in your way, because it’s all you anyhow.
Final Brain Teasers
Tommy’s Mother
April, are there any pieces of paper left? Would you like to rip them off? What’s under them?
April: Do you have a penny, a nickel, and a quarter?
Yes. Place them in the channel’s hand. Penny here, nickel here, quarter there.
All right. Who wants to volunteer for this one? Not all at once, please. We have someone—that’s all right. I pointed but I forgot you might not—that it’s Kim.
Hello. And to you, good day. Take your electronic microphone device and let us know when you are prepared.
Kim: I am. I’m prepared.
Are you sure? Yes. All right. Now are you sure? Yes. All right. Really? Absolutely. All right. Thank you.
Here we go. Tommy’s mother has three children. She called the first one Penny. She called the second one Nickel. What did she call the third?
Kim: Tommy.
Thank you. Very good. You’re catching on. You may sit.
Man in Black
Thank you. You may. Is there—you may if you wish rip off the six if you volunteer to answer it.
Volunteer: Okay, I’ll take a chance.
All right. Man in Black—would you like to take the hot seat? All right. Thank you.
Okay, okay. Here I am. All right. Are you ready? I’m ready, man in black. Are you ready in black? Are you sure? Yes. All right.
A man dressed all in black walks down a country road. A car—black car with no lights on—comes screaming around the corner and screeches to a halt. How did the driver see the man in the road?
Volunteer: It’s daylight.
Thank you. Now you’re catching on. See, just had to assume that it wasn’t dark outside. Thank you.
Star Experiment
Thank you. Thank you. Now you may rip the rest of them off. Question mark. Question mark. All right. These are any questions you may have left. Let us discuss them briefly now before we go to the next step after your break. And we will do a very interesting experiment after your break—because after all, this is a laboratory. We have to do some experimenting, don’t we?
Instructions
First and foremost, all of you who wish to participate in this experiment require a piece of paper and a writing implement—a piece of paper you can hand away and don’t need back. Large enough for all the numbers next to the stars. You do not need room for the names—just the numbers.
We will give you time to prepare. Is there anyone who is not ready? Very well.
This is how we shall proceed. When we are done, all the pieces of paper shall be handed down the row this way—not yet, when we are done—handed down the row this way to the person on the end of each row, then those will be collected by April. Is that clear? All right.
Write your numbers 1 to 15. Now all you need to mark by the number when the time is appropriate is a Y for yes and an N for no. That is all you need to mark by any number—Y for yes, N for no.
One other parameter to this experiment: do not think about your answer. As soon as the question is asked, mark yes or no immediately, instinctively, intuitionally, automatically. Do not think about it. It does not matter at this point whether you may remember what may have been said about any of these stars in other conversations we have had. It does not matter whether you think you already know the answer or not—whether you do or not, no matter where the yes or no comes from. Just do not hesitate. Put yes or no—Y or N—after each number, one or the other, immediately as fast as you can. Is that clear? Thank you.
Your response should be that quick.
Now April will, when instructed, read the number and the name of the star. I will repeat it. As soon as I repeat it, you may mark your yes or no. Because the question that is the same for all of them will be this:
Do you feel that there is an intelligent civilization associated with this star system? I am not speaking of the idea of just energetic beings, other dimensional beings—I am talking about an actual physical civilization as you understand it, be it whether it is more or less advanced technologically—does not matter. Be it whether they have technology at all—does not matter. The idea is to simply see what you feel about whether or not there is a civilization associated somewhere in the system on some world that you could actually physically go and visit if you had a craft that could travel there.
Is everyone clear on the instruction? All right. Everyone take a deep breath in and let it out. Everyone take a deep breath in and let it out. Everyone take a deep breath in and let it out.
All right, read the first star.
April: Number one: Sol.
Sol.
April: Number two: Proxima Centauri.
Proxima Centauri.
April: Number three: Alpha Centauri.
Alpha Centauri.
April: Number four: Barnard’s Star.
Barnard’s Star.
April: Number five: Wolf 359.
Wolf 359.
April: Number six: Lalande.
Lalande.
April: Number seven: Sirius.
Sirius.
April: Number eight: Ross 154.
Ross 154.
April: Number nine: Ross 248.
Ross 248.
April: Number ten: Epsilon Eridani.
Epsilon Eridani.
April: Number eleven: 61 Cygni.
61 Cygni.
April: Number twelve: Epsilon Indi.
Epsilon Indi.
April: Number thirteen: Procyon A.
Procyon A.
April: Number fourteen: Tau Ceti.
Tau Ceti.
April: Number fifteen: Krueger 60.
Krueger 60.
Pass your papers across. When they reach the end of the row on this side, please collect them all for now. Collect them and once collected, hand them to the volunteers in the front row to help you—relatively equal piles where they can check the answers.
Results
What the volunteers will do is count off how many yeses and how many nos for each one. Let me know when you have arrived at a count for each number of how many yeses and how many nos.
Volunteers: (Counting)
All right. Number one—each—you must count them up first. We will get to that point.
Anyone who wishes to assist me now while they are doing that—how many of you recognize number one as a trick question? Did anyone say no to number one? Sol is your own star. I guess there is no intelligent life in that system. You will notice by the denotation that it is in that sense distance-wise simply 8.5 light minutes away—not light years. The amount of time light takes to get from your star to the Earth is roughly 8 and a half minutes.
While they are counting, allow yourselves to relax. Close your eyes if you wish. Imagine the stars in the sky as you might recall from looking at the board. The stars that are listed there are 15 of the stars that are closest to your own, ranging from about four light years to approximately thirteen. These are within galactic distances—relatively close to you in what you call your upcoming years.
As you branch out from your civilization, as you create ships and become the UFOs of other civilizations, you will encounter some of the civilizations that do exist in these star systems. Some of them will be technologically more advanced, some of them will be technologically less advanced. But that does not matter. Your relationship to them will be determined by a number of factors. You will take up the reign of assisting those that have requested it for their own spiritual upliftment, as well as—as I say—you will be their UFOs. Some of the other civilizations in this grouping will be those who will assist and aid you in welcoming you to the galactic neighborhood.
Even though there will be open contact on your planet prior to the encounters we are talking about in these star systems, these civilizations—some of them—will be waiting for you. They have been alerted to your presence and will be happy to guide you into the other star systems, to familiarize you with your local neighborhood.
So imagine now in your mind’s eye: you on ships leaving Earth, stretching out into the Stars, even as you may depict in some of your own science fiction movies. Imagine yourself visiting these worlds, learning of new cultures, being shown the wonders and the marvels that exist not only in these systems but in the gulfs between the stars—things you have not even conceived of.
One day, your civilization will be shown a gigantic crystalline repository of knowledge that exists as its own moon—made completely of grown crystal from the inside out. A gigantic crystal floating in space. You will be shown life forms that move in between the dimensions and leave trails of energy that define the barriers and borders and veils between those dimensions. You will be shown planetary systems of unimaginable complexity—planets in multiple orbits, moons in multiple orbits—designed as pieces of art by civilizations you will not meet for a thousand years. You will be shown many things.
The Story of the Starship
I also remind you of the attitude you will take to the Stars by reminding you of a story we once told—the story of a starship traveling from civilization to civilization, very advanced, trading, communicating, sharing with every civilization. And one day, one member of one civilization speaks to the captain of the great starship and says, “You must be very powerful. Your civilization must have abilities beyond our understanding.”
And the captain thinks a moment and says, “We are powerful. Our ships could boil your oceans in a second, could lay waste to the entire surface of your planet in the blink of an eye, could strip the atmosphere from your world and blow it into space.”
“Oh,” the being said, “that is very powerful.”
“No,” said the captain, “that is not our power. The fact that we would never do such a thing—that is how powerful we are.”
Remember that. That is the greatest power in all of creation—requires the lightest touch. And that which seeks to force its power on others is actually saying it is powerless.
With this knowledge, can you not only go to the stars, but with this knowledge you can transform your world.
Do you have the count?
Revealing the Answers
All right. I can pull each person and find out. So are you guys ready yet? How’s it going? You have yours? Okay.
For number one—how many did you have? What would you like—Bashar, put them all together. All of them together. Count up your counts and add them together. How many yeses for all of you for number one? How many nos?
Did you guys do it right? They didn’t do it right. You counted all the yeses but—oh, I think class has an issue. Class has an issue.
All right, what shall we do? The assignment is to write yes or no if you feel that the star that was called out actually harbors an intelligent civilization in that system. When we call out again, we wish to know the majority of each system—whether you all believe it is yes or no. What’s the majority count? So we can actually—we can get close though, because I think there’s about 75 people in the room, 60 to 75. So if you tell me how many yeses there are, we might get closer to the answer.
All right, so for number one we may do it that way if you wish. Does that work? It does. Okay. Good. You know, there’s more than one way to do things—there is, and that’s part of the lesson.
Okay, so if you could tell me how many—number one—skip number one. All right. Yeah, I guess there is life there. Yes, we know. We already spoke to them. Well, now they know different.
Okay, so now for number two—starting with Jill, how many yes votes do you have for number two?
Jill: Two of them. Okay. And only two out of four? Out of four. Okay. That’s a good way. You can just count the rest. Okay. And I have a solution to this, so we’ll get a good accurate count.
Would you like to do this more dynamically? Thank you. Drop all the papers. After all, you are becoming a relatively paperless society. That’s true.
All right, call out the number and the name, and I will repeat it.
April: Proxima Centauri.
Proxima Centauri. Yes or no?
Audience: No.
All right.
April: Alpha Centauri.
Alpha Centauri. Yes?
Audience: Yes.
Write down the majority. Yes. Okay.
April: Barnard’s Star.
Barnard’s Star. Yes? No? Which is it? I think it’s no, but it’s pretty 50/50. One more time: Barnard’s Star. Yes? No? I think it’s a no. Do you concur? Put down 50/50. 50/50.
Audience: When we ask for yes, be the only ones to speak. When we ask for no, be the only ones to speak. Do not say no when we ask for the yeses.
April: Number five: Wolf 359.
Wolf 359. Yes? No? The no’s have it. All right.
April: Number six: Lalande.
Lalande. Yes? No? Put down yes. All right. The eyes have it.
April: Number seven: Sirius.
Sirius. Yes? Any no’s? No no’s. Put down yes.
April: Number eight: Ross 154.
Ross 154. Yes? No? No.
April: Number nine: Ross 248.
Ross 248. Yes? No? Little stronger on the no.
April: Number ten: Epsilon Eridani.
Epsilon Eridani. Yes? No? Strong yes. Put strong yes.
April: Number eleven: 61 Cygni.
61 Cygni. Yes? No? Little bit stronger on the no.
April: Number twelve: Epsilon Indi.
Epsilon Indi. Yes? No? Very strong yes. Do you want a strong yes? Yes, as opposed to a weak yes.
April: Number thirteen: Procyon A.
Procyon A. Yes? No? Stronger on the no.
April: Number fourteen: Tau Ceti.
Tau Ceti. Yes? No? Strong yes.
April: Number fifteen: Krueger 60.
Krueger 60. Yes? No? Strong no.
All right, all right. Now ask me starting with number one. Oh boy, this sounds like fun.
Okay. Do you think there’s life on Earth? Do it with the list. Yes, but sure.
April: Number one: Sol. The vote’s not in yet.
Okay. Number two: Proxima Centauri. Yes—visiting. Should I notate this on the board? If you wish.
Visiting—which means not indigenous, but an established colony. Proxima Centauri has an established colony of an alien civilization. They were not indigenous—they did not originate from there.
Okay. Yes, you were born on Earth, weren’t you? Then you originate from Earth, don’t you? Not everyone here—you don’t get the point. Your body is born on Earth. I don’t care where you come from spiritually, because you all come from everywhere, don’t you? Your body was born on Earth, which means you’re an Earthling. You follow me? All right, that’s what we mean by indigenous. Is that clear? But they have not established a majority colony, have they? All right.
April: Number three: Alpha Centauri. Yes—for the same reason. Because you’re talking about basically a double star system, so they’re both visiting—both established colonies. Yes.
April: Number four: Barnard’s Star. Yes. As we have said many times, they have a civilization that is not as technologically advanced as your own, and they will be one of the first civilizations your civilization will assist in their spiritual upliftment when you become their UFOs. Right now they are approximately just coming out of a phase of civilization in general that you would relate to as something similar to your own Renaissance.
They have different kinds of limitation—not quite what you would call to the same degree no. Some of them do, but not all of them agree with that. Thank you.
April: Number five: Wolf 359. No.
Learn to differentiate between civilizations that may simply pass through or conduct expeditions, and civilizations that are actually indigenous or established. Wolf 359 has a high degree of visitation, but it is all only temporary for investigative and scientific purposes. There is no established civilization that comes from that system, nor any civilization that has really established a large-scale colony there.
April: Number six: Lalande. No.
April: Number seven: Sirius. Absolutely yes—both on the higher dimensional levels and on the physical level. As has been already announced by many indigenous civilizations on your planet that have recorded visitations from the physical beings from the star system of Sirius in your ancient past.
April: Number eight: Ross 154. No.
April: Number nine: Ross 248. No.
April: Number ten: Epsilon Eridani. Yes—an indigenous civilization.
April: Number eleven: 61 Cygni. A colony. It is a yes, but it is simply a scientific outpost. A permanent outpost with individuals coming and going, but the outpost is permanent. When we say visiting, we mean just in ships, but there is a permanent outpost in that system.
April: Number twelve: Epsilon Indi. Yes—an indigenous civilization, in fact two.
April: Number thirteen: Procyon A. No. Oh, we were wrong on that one.
April: Number fourteen: Tau Ceti. Yes—an indigenous civilization that will also be one of the first you will call brother and sister when you move out into the Stars. They will show you the ropes. You will work very closely together. They will be one of the first to form a different new alliance of your own. Aside from the fact that you will join our association, our Interstellar Alliance, you will also form a separate alliance with them and some other civilizations, and they will be the first ones to join you.
Somewhat but not exactly—no, they are in your own dimension so to speak, though they are slightly higher in vibration. You might refer to them to some degree as humanoid, but don’t think that they are actually that human-looking. When you use the word humanoid, we are talking about a time in your civilization when you are traveling in ships that are similar to ours. You will not have a fragmented governmental system at this time we are speaking of—something that is beyond—beyond 100 years in the future.
They know you are coming. We keep them apprised. They have not had any physical contact with any of you yet. We’ve shown them photographs. I said beyond a hundred years.
April: Number fifteen: Krueger 60. No.
Now then, now you have a little map to the closest stars that contain civilizations somewhat similar to your own. We have left out other stars on this map for a variety of reasons we will not go into right now. What we have pointed out here are the nearest neighbors that you will be interacting with in some way, shape, or form when you begin to move out into the Stars on your own—in a new way similar to the way we move. But this will come after your encounters with the first hybrid civilization that will make open contact with you, and with some other civilizations you already are aware of such as Pleiadian and so forth. They will be the ones more closely related to you—as cousins, brothers and sisters—who will help you on the beginning of your journey. But once you are out there on your own, these are some of the other civilizations you will meet and form relationships with in a variety of ways.
Tau Ceti being one of the strongest—a true bond will form between you and Tau Ceti. Now, some of the preparation for bonding with the civilization of Tau Ceti will begin after 50 years from now in your counting. And some of you may actually on Earth go out in certain ways and meet and have some initial encounters with Tau Ceti beings. But in terms of the kind of interstellar alliance bond we are talking about, that is beyond the 100-year mark.
But this gives you something to look at. It gives you something to play with. And if you in your play time draw out a map of where all of these star systems are relative to your star system and start looking at the routes and the directions you need to go to get to these systems, it will start linking you and connecting you and give you preliminary contact in your dream time, in your telepathic time. It will start laying the pathways and laying the foundations that might be capable of accelerating these contacts somewhat. We will see how far you get with that.
But for now, play with the idea of forming your star at the center and all these stars around you in whatever direction they accurately exist, and make a relative scale of what distance they exist from you as well—using the light years as your scale reference. When you do that, you will start to understand a certain pattern of exact linkage from civilization to civilization—not only with you but to each other. Play with it and see what you get. This one is loaded with surprises. If you play with it long enough, you’re going to find some very interesting things happening in this exploration.
So this is an experiment you can carry on yourself, and it will lay the foundations of the next level of contact beyond the one that is already in progress.
There will be in this upcoming new year, in and around your month of February, another massive sighting of those who will be the first to contact you, as they lay the foundation to get you used to the sight of their ships. Watch the skies. Listen for the news. And know that it’s closer every day. And the closer you become to being yourselves, the closer we come to you.
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