Filmed on 23 May 2016; published on 2 June 2016; transcribed on 11 January 2019, revised

• INTRODUCTION
• VIDEO BY ALICE
• SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
  • A Valley That Runs North-South
  • Valley That Runs East-West, with a Natural Barrier at the Eastern End
  • Earth’s Rotation and the Motion of Astral Matter in the Fourth Dimension: A Hypothetical
  • Geostorm Shelter: Effect of Human Population Density
  • Standing in a Bowl of Mountains
  • Standing in a Dirt Bowl Inside a Bowl of Mountains
  • Conclusion

Dear Ones,

INTRODUCTION

Here are a few good rules of thumb about where to locate oneself physically during a Solar Event, so as to shelter from the noosphere and regenerate one’s personal electromagnetic field:

1. If you get good cell phone reception where you are standing, that is not the best place to be during Solar Events.
2. If the place where you are standing would make a good cell phone tower location … like the top of a mountain or the roof of a building … that is a very poor choice of a place to be during Solar Events.
3. For you ARE like a cell phone tower. You ARE the lines of Light between the Sun and Earth. If the conversation gets too commotional, you may wish to find geoshelter.
4. And so, I suggest, from now through September 2016, adjust your location during Solar Events to suit your comfort zone.

This video shows some of the places that provide natural shelter from the noosphere during solar events. There is an edited Summary after the video …

VIDEO BY ALICE

SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO

Hello, Dear Ones, It’s Alice. I Am of the Stars.

I am here at a place with a north-south facing valley; I will show you …

A Valley That Runs North-South

I am standing facing north, and it is the afternoon. And  here are two ranges of hills, with a pretty steep incline between …

Image: “North-South Valley in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… and on the way down this hill, there is a place to stop, at the edge of the road, that is protected from the noosphere of the big city [Los Angeles] here. The only thing is, in this particular location I know from past experience there are rattlesnakes around. So you have to be careful where you sit.

That is more protection over there … [pans upward] … another range of hills, pretty high hills …

Image: “Another Range of Hills in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

Valley That Runs East-West, with a Natural Barrier at the Eastern End

This is a different kind of steeply inclined set of hills, with a valley between; and it is facing east-west, which, generally, is not as good as a north-south-facing valley …

Image: “East-West Valley in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… but down this way … [pans left] …

Image: “East-West Valley 2 in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… see, there is the afternoon sun, up there [pans upward], and down that way … [pans downward, to the east-west-facing valley] … it is pretty much not a populated area. all the way to the ocean. So, as the Earth turns from west to east, every day, the noosphere will be lagging backwards a little bit, that way [shows a westerly direction].

And then the buildup of noospheric energy will occur over here … [pans around 180 degrees, showing an easterly direction] … on the east side of the valley. But the hills here cut that energy off. So the noospheric energy will flow up in the sky [pans upward], and on down that way … [pans westerly] … towards the ocean.

So a person situated very deep down in this hollow down here …

Image: “Mountain Hollow in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… see, by these little trees down here …

Image: “Little Trees in Mountain Hollow in Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve near Victory Trailhead in Los Angeles,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… might be well protected from the noosphere during a solar event.

Earth’s Rotation and the Motion of Astral Matter in the Fourth Dimension: A Hypothetical

Something to keep in mind is the rotation of the Earth with regard to the Sun. Here is how I figured it out (and then I checked it online). First I imagined how the Sun rises in the East every day, and sets in the West. And then I imagined the Sun stationary … as if I were standing on the Sun. And I imagined which way the Earth would have to rotate, if I had a friend sitting on Earth when the Sun rose in the morning.

From that visualization I figured out that the Earth must rotate from west to east … the opposite of what the Sun seems to be doing. Sometimes you will find it online otherwise, but in fact that is the way it actually is: The Earth rotates from west to east.

So the noospheric buildup … This is a hypothetical theory to fit what has been my experience … will be a sort of frictional failure to move, as regards the astral matter and the noospheric energies … as the rotation of Earth from west to east occurs.

It is building up kind of like snow in front of a snow plow, on the east side of wherever you are. So that is where you need to have a range of hills … there to the east … so that the noospheric buildup skims over the top of the hills and misses your ‘mini-noosphere’ … your Lower Mental Body, your Higher Mental Body, and your Superconscious Mind.

Geostorm Shelter: Effect of Human Population Density

And then there is the question of the congestion … human population in the area. And of course, that is very important. You want hills between you and wherever there is congested human population.

Standing in a Bowl of Mountains

This is Lockwood Valley here, which is north of Ojai, California. And over there, to the north, there is a range of mountains …

Image: “Northerly Range of Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

And over here on this side, towards the ocean …  [pans west] … there is a range of mountains, on the other side of which is the Pacific Ocean.

Image: “Westerly Range of Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

Here … [pans southerly] … there is a rise and a hill that the road goes up …

Image: “Southerly Range of Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

You cannot see it, but on the other side … [pans easterly] … there is another range of mountains …

Image: “Hidden Easterly Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

And what we have here, in Lockwood Valley, is a place that is very sparsely populated. There are a lot of nature spirits, because of all the trees here. There has not been a forest fire here in some time. The trees are in excellent shape. And this place is pretty much surrounded by mountains.

Consequently, it is extremely quiet, noospherically. The minute you descend from the high mountains [from the Los Padres National Forest along Highway 33 between Ojai and Lockwood Valley] down to here, suddenly there is noospheric silence. So this is a good example of a place where you could go, to replenish your electromagnetic field.

Standing in a Dirt Bowl Inside a Bowl of Mountains

I noticed a very peculiar landmark feature here, which seems to me to be inaccessible because it is on private land; however, we can view it from afar. It is a very small bowl. It looks like it was created by a landslide. Can you see? …

Image: “Small Bowl Within a Bowl of Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… like a tiny caldera (volcanic crater), or a tiny meteor hit. (Of course, that is not it; it was created by something else.) And it looks like …

Image: “Closeup of Small Bowl Within a Bowl of Mountains Viewed from Lockwood Valley Road North of Ojai, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

… it goes down farther, beneath my field of vision. If the sides of that bowl were to be stable, then sitting at the bottom of it (not too close to the far wall, which does not look too stable), but closer to this near side of it, might be a very good place to be, for electromagnetic field regeneration … especially considering that all along this stretch … [pans 180 degrees] … there are mountains all around it. And so it is a relatively low area, with a bowl inside it: Two features.

And around this way … [pans 180 degrees in the other direction] … there are more mountains; really, no houses to speak of … just a couple of ranches. So there is another type of geoshelter, a very unusual one; only, I would be very careful, here, of this ‘look’ of landslide, and sit far from it.

Conclusion

Now you know where to begin, anyway. And you can take it from there, and maybe develop some rules of your own.

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

See also … Link: “Compendium: Solar Storm Geoshelters,” by Alice B. Clagett, published on 11 January 2018; revised … https://wp.me/p2Rkym-bjF ..

Image: “Mountains near Frazier Mountain, California,” by Alice B. Clagett, 23 May 2016, CC BY-SA 4.0

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