Written and published on 11 September 2014; revised

Dear Ones,

A visualization about the auroras at the North Pole and the cognitive effects of solar storms. And some pretty Colorado scenery. There’s a Summary after the video

The beautiful instrumental music is “Cylinder One” by Chris Zabriskie, CC BY 4.0  …

VIDEO BY ALICE

SUMMARY BY ALICE

Hello, Dear Ones, It’s Alice.

I am out here amongst the juniper trees and the sky and the pretty much total silence here. It is beautiful. Except that, far off in the distance, I hear the hum of a grasshopper.

This is just a quick insight that I had regarding solar storms. I have written about this more or less extensively in the past. It is sort of a visualization …

The thing to do is to imagine the Earth and the electromagnetic field around the Earth, which is our protective aura, as inhabitants of Earth. When the solar winds come in, after a coronal mass ejection that is Earth-directed, then the solar winds come and hit the Earth, and they make these beautiful aurora displays at the North Pole.

We human beings also have electromagnetic fields. When the solar storms come in, because of the electron (or is it proton?) charge on the Earth’s electromagnetic field, our electromagnetic field is also lit up. And actually, the electromagnetic field that we have around our heads is lit up with the same kind of energy … if you can imagine, something like the energy of the North Pole, that has all the beautiful auroras.

So that is one way of visually imagining what it is when we have a solar storm, and why it is that we need to protect ourselves a little, and take good care of ourselves as these changes happen in our electromagnetic field, and especially affecting our mental field. We probably have auroras around our heads then! Or maybe not, but kind of like that.

In love, light and joy,
I Am of the Stars

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FOR MORE INFORMATION

Link: “Preparing for Solar Storms” by Alice B. Clagett, 11 September 2014 … http://wp.me/p2Rkym-7li ..

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