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  3smn7ct05z5dx May 26, 2012 at 4:30pm

  Try living somewhere where the animals arent what kill you.  In Canada in the winter, 3 days without electricity is a death sentence.
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  053cibvbzjwu9 May 26, 2012 at 2:37pm

  IF it does happen, its only 3 days.  Don't sweat it.
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    3smn7ct05z5dx > 053cibvbzjwu9 May 26, 2012 at 4:16pm

    Spoken like someone who doesnt live somewhere extreme.  When exactly is this darkness going to occur.  If it occurs in the winter in the northern hemisphere this would cause the death of a billion or so people as HEAT in the winter REQUIRES electricity in the dwelling habitations that are currently built.  Apartments dont come with fireplaces, most homes don't have a place for a fire. 

    3 days in the summer isn't bad, however I only see unprecedented suffering from this event which these beings should be trying to avoid.  How about all the people hooked up to machines, or that require things, they I guess will suffer at the behest of the GFL or whoever is up there calling the shots, for "our own good"
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  Light Warrior May 26, 2012 at 1:57pm

  I agree with you, Sue! All of my life I have collected to myself, all sorts of things that I felt would be needed in an "emergency" type scenario. My mate gets on me all the time about bringing things of that sort to our home. You name it, I probably have it or some version of it. Tents, propane tanks, matches, water purification, dehydrated foods, camping and hunting gear, batteries, candles,first aid and the likes. I was promoted to Eagle Scout in 1978 and as we all know, the Scout's motto is "Be Prepared." My favorite TV show at that time was and still is the "Wild, wild West" featuring James West!! No matter what kind of situation he found himself in, he was always calm and reserved with an "inner knowing" that he would prevail!! He, while being confined or isolated, would take inventory and make use of of whatever was in his immeadiate surroundings and, to his enemy's surprise and dismay, free himself and continue his mission! That has been me for many years. Also, my time spent serving in the Marine Corps has taught me how to "overcome and adapt" to any changes that arise during our various missions, both "foreign and domestic."
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  STAR* May 26, 2012 at 3:16am

  I agree with Mustwake, as far as i know its a darkness of the soul... not a blackout across the world

  I went through the 3 days of darkness of the soul, for me it was longer than 3 days lol <3
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  Delilah7777 May 26, 2012 at 1:29am

  I think it's best to focus on your own inner development, and not fixate on what other people predict.  You'll know when the time comes what to do if there are 3 days of darkness.  Do the inner works.  
  
  And try to develop a face too, that helps to see things clearly...
  
  If you do not have a face, one will be provided for you... 
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      Delilah7777 May 26, 2012 at 5:35pm

      No one thought my face comment was funny!  I was seriously cracking up yesterday at that! :-)
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  Seek and you shall find May 25, 2012 at 12:29pm

  Probably not safe, as there will be all kind of people interpreting it in the worst way possible. Just the fact that there will be no electricity, will disable pretty much our entire civilization.

  If it does happen, the safest bet is to remain at home. If you want to get the message out now to those who do not expect this, do it.

  The most important thing to do is to minimize the fear of the unknown a lot of people will be feeling.

  The Lightworker's job is to be the voice of peace and self-control in the turmoil.