I opened the website to check out the Schumann Resonance data on the morning after the 2018 US midterm election. And a clear solid line of white showed across the chart.
‘A line drawn in the sand’ came to me. This election reflected key choices that will be core influences on American and global policies, and on the human race itself.
There has been a lot of discussion of ‘the red line’ in the Q material, and this fits the imagery also.
What are the key characteristics of this line, and what happens if it is crossed? We have had waves of amplified energy showing in the Schumann Resonance in recent days. These waves bring expanded frequencies of energy that assist us in touching our core truths and our core essence.
It is time to make a stand.
The Schumann Resonances by TESIS Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun. Time zone is UTC +7 hours.
The Schumann Resonances by TESIS Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun. Time zone is UTC +7 hours.
Where will this path lead us?
Given the themes that presented energetically in the Schumann Resonance data in recent weeks, and this is my energetic take on the matter, taking a stand that is in alignment with true justice, divine will, the true essence of things, and authentic expression of the best of what it is to be human, are favored.
~ Susan V. Lacerra
See the following posts for more detail Analysis of the Energies Preceding the Midterm Election.
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Notes and Resource Links:
The source of all solar data charts used in this article are is the TESIS Laboratory of X-ray Astronomy of the Sun at http://sosrff.tsu.ru/
Times on all charts from TESIS are UTC +7 hours.
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