The interconnectedness of things within our solar system cannot be overemphasised. The Sun, like most other stars, is the nucleus that sits in the centre of a much greater sphere, called the Heliosphere. The planets and their moons exist within this sphere much the same as protons and electrons form part of the structure of an atom, orbiting its nucleus. A Life Force bursts forth through the Sun – having its source in higher dimensions – and animates and enlivens everything within the Heliosphere. All the components make up part of the whole. Likewise our Heliosphere joins with all the other solar systems in making up the whole of the galaxy, in a grid or scaffold that is not visually apparent to the human eye.
            Also not visible to us (yet) are the various other life forms in our solar system. Most beings that take on physical 3D appearance dwell within, rather than on the surface of, planets and moons. Earth was designed as something special with its atmosphere and oceans, and was described in ancient records as the Garden of Eden (the whole planet, that is). The great mystic and author Dr Paul Brunton wrote that the closer a planet to the Sun, the more advanced is the life on it. Back in 2006, whistleblower John Lear stated on George Noory’s Coast to Coast radio show[1] that Venus is actually green and beautiful, and that a population 660 million live underground on Mars.
            In this series of blogs we will delve into these matters further, including more about our artificially placed hollow moon. More next week…
 
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[1] https://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2006/05/11