21/12/12 ~ "The end of the out breath"

According to my years of research and best caluation, 21/12/12 can be seen or considered nothing more then the "End-of-The-Out-Breath".

The Source or "ISNESS" has blown everything out into existence with a very long breath. The time(21/12/12) has now come when this breath or "Out-Blowing" comes to a stop and the "In-breath" begins.

In other words, everything that has been blown out will begin to be inhaled back into Source. This remains a very special and awesome event and we are the ones who are going to physically experience it.

More interesting is the fact that at this "Moment", like a pendulem swinging on a grandfather clock, time literally comes to a complete stop as it begins to swing back to the other side. This event will be for the whole world to see how this affects the planet and it's people.

I think one could compare this event to something like standing along side of the road and a 16 wheeler truck drives by. What a feeling!

~~* CoMdr * LightSpeed *~~

"Sometimes there are assumptions made about the Ascended Masters of the Great White Lodge, on Earth, that they are somehow "different" to the ET visitors, from the Federation, in so far as their work is specifically known as the "path to Earth…"

"Ara said: "Did you know: that Earth has a third radiation belt along with the magnificent auroras that grace the night sky around the world, a powerful solar storm in May of this year left behind another important phenomenon: a new Van Allen belt…"

Replies

Ezraka December 17, 2012 at 10:24pm

Dear CoMdr LightSpeed,

Sorry if don't have the pleasure to know you before.

Feel a lot of Sisters and Brothers with her lymphatic system warmed in red color.

Sincerely don't anderstand why all are so nervious.

Moment is fabulous, a real proove of GOD's LOVE with all the Company of Heaven's Help and Space Brothers and Sisters Assistances.

Enjoy to speak a little with You.

Namasté.
3smn7ct05z5dx December 16, 2012 at 7:15pm

but our sun is going to die at an age of about 9 billion years, so saying the life of a star is the same as a cosmic day is inaccurate.
Frank Ventimiglia December 16, 2012 at 3:39pm

exactly involution out breath, in breath evolution, in the twinkling of an eye!