Showing posts with label Seeding New Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seeding New Life. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2014

A short update on the energies ~ by Aisha North on June 29, 2014.

Here we go.... -PB


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A short update on the energies
~ by Aisha North on June 29, 2014.


Here we are again, ready and eager to impart another message into your being. For here you all stand, ready and poised to take this whole operation to a very new level. For you have all been anointed dear ones, as is only right, for you are indeed the bringers of the dawn and the keepers of the light, and now you are all set to set this world fully ablaze with your very presence in this human body and with your very presence in every corner of this globe. For as you move about, the light is literally following in your footsteps, and as you move about, you are setting off a veritable firestorm of ignitions behind you. And this goes for the entirety of your journey in this mortal coil as the saying goes. For this is indeed a multi-level event, and this encompasses so much more than your current geolocation and your current timeline. For through this, a whole new spectrum of vibrational fields will once again see the light, in every sense of the word.

For you are the primers dear ones, and you have been so for every single incarnation you have had on these shores, and so, what you have laid the foundation for so patiently with every single one of your sojourns here will now finally come into fruition. For the foundation you have built by adding step by step, layer after layer through every single revisit to this planet will now raise up as a magnificent structure of light that truly spans this entire globe and beyond. For as you have moved about from here to there, from birth to death, time after time, you have deposited seeds into the very ground you have stepped upon, and in turn Mother Earth has deposited her seeds into your DNA. And together these seeds have been lying dormant but armed if you will, waiting patiently for that day when the signal to begin that final transformation from seed to manifestation would be given.

And now, dear ones, you can hear the beckoning call coming through, and it has already started off so much growth in so many of you, and in so many of all of those scattered seeds that have been there all along, waiting for the right conditions to literally start to raise their heads from the deep shadows and begin to stretch themselves all the way into the light and then some.

For you are the seeders, the ones who have been travelling far and wide for lifetime after lifetime, and as you came back again and again, your brought with you a brand new batch of fertile pods to be scattered in a brand new location, each one of them carrying your unique imprint, each one of them waiting for their turn to start to become. And now, like a slow motion explosion, or implosion if you will, all of these pods will begin to blow open and reveal their wondrous content, and from that day on, this planet will never again be considered as barren ground. For what has been kept safely tucked away in the very bosom of your Mother Earth and within you own DNA will now begin to take their first forage out into the open, safe in the knowledge that what they bring with them will be received with open arms and open hearts by the human race as a collective. And even if there are individuals still trampling hard on the ground here and there, doing their best to quench as many of these seedlings as they possibly can underfoot, they will not succeed, for they will merely ensure that the energy they try to suppress will simply multiply in another part of this heavenly grid that you have helped to superimpose onto this very Earth that you tread upon.

So rejoice we say, as we do, for you have made the light return and through that, you have ensured that life as you want to see it will once more return to this planet – in full force. And we do mean that in every sense of the word, for this will be like unleashing a veritable maelstrom of enlightened energy, such a vital and rambunctious source of life, no man or no force can stand in its way. And as it joyfully starts to breach every single embankment trying its best to control its flow, all you have to do, is to step back and allow this jubilant show of light, life and love take its course, even if it means that you will be pulled along head over heels by it from time to time. Remember, we have discussed the beneficial effects of chaos before, and now chaos will in many ways be the best description of what all of this newly hatched life will set into motion. For this wondrous light has been held still for such a long time, it needs to be given free reins in order to achieve what it has come here to accomplish. Remember, what falls apart because of the jubilant onrush of this flood of light is meant to fall apart, so anyone still trying to cling on to any old and rigid structures, whether they be a belief or something more tangible, will be apt to feel almost pulled apart by the conflicting forces that this will result in.

So do your best to let go of any and all idea of controlling this chaotic outburst of vibrant and life-filled light, and let it carry you on its back all the way, even if that means you will be carried far, far beyond any of your familiar landmarks, both within and without, and know that no matter where this flood of light will take you, it will be to the exact space you are meant to be. For you will be pulled along until you are once again precisely aligned with those old imprints that you have been putting into place a long time ago, when you first entered this sphere carrying with you those very first batches of fertile seeds. And as you deposited them inside that safe vault of Mother Earth you also embedded vital information, an anchorage if you will, for future reference, and now that future has become the moment of truth, the moment of NOW.

So stay centered and stay loose, and let go of any and all expectations as to the trajectory, the speed and even the impact this journey of yours will have. Not just on you as a person, but on this whole planet of yours. For nothing you do by this stage is simply for your personal enlightenment, it is for ALL. Not just on this planet, but beyond. And so, on behalf of All of creation we thank you from the very center of our beings for the wondrous work you have already accomplished, but most of all, we thank you for what you are about to set into motion. Finally, the moment is here, the chance to see every single one of this multitude of seeds that you have so diligently planted into the very surface of this planet come into life, one by one, in a glorious display of light and colours, and in a wondrous display of unchecked joy that will make the very fabric of your universe tremble in anticipation and agreement.

~ by Aisha North on June 29, 2014.

Friday, May 23, 2014

EarthSky: Everything you need to know: Camelopardalids could be the best meteor shower this year

EarthSky:


Everything you need to know: Camelopardalids could be the best meteor shower this year

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| Human World | Space on May 22, 2014


North America is predicted to have the best view of a possible new meteor shower from Comet 209P/LINEAR Friday night through Saturday morning (May 23-24, 2014). The Camelopardalids, coming up!

An exciting new meteor shower – the Camelopardalids – might peak this Friday night and Saturday morning (night of May 23-24, 2014), according to clocks in North America. And, although no one can be absolutely sure, mid-latitudes in North America are predicted to have the best view of this shower. It’s coming up soon! This possible shower stems from Comet 209P/LINEAR, discovered in 2004. If the predictions hold true, Earth might be sandblasted with debris from this comet, resulting in a fine display of meteors, or shooting stars on the evening of May 23, and the morning of May 24. Follow the links below to learn more about the possible 2014 meteor shower of Comet 209P/LINEAR.

When to watch, and who is best placed on Earth.
What we know about Comet 209P/LINEAR.
Will Comet 209P/LINEAR create a meteor storm?
Click here to find best times to watch the meteor shower in North America, and elsewhere.

ScienceCasts: NASA on the Lookout for a New Meteor Shower
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw3hVTUQ43U

This hemisphere of Earth will be facing into the stream of debris left behind by Comet LINEAR on the night of May 24, 2014. Skywatchers in southern Canada and the continental U.S. will be especially well positioned to see the meteors.  Image via meteor scientist Mikhail Maslov of Russia.  Visit Maslov's website on the new meteor shower here.
Notice the dark hemisphere of Earth in this illustration. According to astronomers’ computer models, it’ll be facing into the stream of debris left behind by Comet LINEAR on the night of May 23-24, 2014. Skywatchers in southern Canada and the continental U.S. will be especially well positioned to see the meteors, according to these predictions. Image via meteor scientist Mikhail Maslov of Russia. Visit Maslov’s website on the new meteor shower here.
The constellation Camelopardalis is far to the north on the sky's dome, close to the north celestial pole.  It's the radiant point of the possible meteor shower from Comet 209P/LINEAR.  Chart via Wikimedia Commons.
The constellation Camelopardalis is far to the north on the sky’s dome, close to the north celestial pole. It’s the radiant point of the possible meteor shower from Comet 209P/LINEAR. Chart via Wikimedia Commons.
When to watch, and who is best placed on Earth. The peak night of the shower is predicted for May 23-24, 2014. Models suggest that the best viewing hours are between 6 and 8 UTC on May 24. That is between 2 and 4 a.m. EDT (1-3 a.m. CDT and so on … translate to your time zone here).

Because of the time predicted for the meteor display, observers in southern Canada and the continental U.S. are especially well positioned to see the meteors in the early morning hours of May 24 (or late at night on May 23). Will the predictions hold true? They are not always 100% reliable, which is why, no matter where you are on Earth, this shower is worth a try around the night of May 23-24.

The meteors will radiate from the constellation Camelopardalis (camelopard), a very obscure northern constellation. Its name is derived from early Rome, where it was thought of as a composite creature, described as having characteristics of both a camel and a leopard. Nowadays we call such a creature a giraffe! Since meteor in annual showers take their names from the constellation from which they appear to radiate – and since this meteor shower might become an annual event – people are already calling it the May Camelopardalids.

This constellation – radiant point of the May 2014 meteor shower – is in the northern sky, close to the north celestial pole, making this meteor shower better for the Northern Hemisphere than the Southern Hemisphere.

The radiant point of the Camelopardalid meteor shower is in the far-northern sky.  That's why this shower is better for the N. Hemisphere.  Chart via skyandtelescope.com
The radiant point of the Camelopardalid meteor shower is in the far-northern sky, not far from Polaris the North Star. That’s why this shower is better for the N. Hemisphere. Chart via skyandtelescope.com
View larger. | Comet 209P/LINEAR on April 25, 2009 as captured by Michael Jager in Austria.  Used with permission.  Thank you, Michael!
View larger. | Comet 209P/LINEAR on April 25, 2009 as captured by Michael Jager in Austria. Used with permission. Thank you, Michael!
What we know about Comet 209P/LINEAR. The photo and video above show small and dim Comet 209P/LINEAR. We won’t see this comet with the eye alone. What’s exciting here is that calculations of the orbit of 209P/LINEAR indicate that – on the night of May 23-24, 2014 – Earth will sweep through debris trails from this comet. Debris left behind by the comet may enter our atmosphere and burn up, creating a new and perhaps very strong meteor shower!
209P/LINEAR is a periodic comet, that is, its orbit around the sun is relatively short so that we see the comet come close to the sun again and again. Comet 209P/LINEAR’s orbit brings it near the sun in just over 5 years. Its last perihelion passage was May 6, 2014. Interestingly, the debris we’ll encounter is not fresh debris left by the comet during its 2014 perihelion passage. Instead, we’ll be passing through a stream of cometary debris left behind by Comet 209P/LINEAR in the 1800s.
This comet was discovered on February 3, 2004 by the automated observing campaign – the Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project (LINEAR) – whose name it bears.

Comet LINEAR - 209P / LINEAR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvHXitx4Dwo

Video above captured by Ido of Baraket (Emerald) Observatory in Israel last night (May 21, 2014).

According to predictions, a little-known comet will pass perihelion in early May of 2014 and, two weeks later, sandblast Earth with dust particles spread along its orbit.  Image by NASA / JPL / Horizons via skyandtelescope.com
Comet 209P/LINEAR last swept closest to the sun on May 6, 2014. Image by NASA / JPL / Horizons via skyandtelescope.com
Will Comet 209P/LINEAR create a meteor storm? In 2012, meteor experts Esko Lyytinen of Finland and Peter Jenniskens at NASA Ames Research Center were the first to announce that Earth was due for a May 2014 encounter with debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR. Other meteor experts quickly confirmed this prediction and some did use the words “meteor storm.” The most recent calculations, however, indicate we might get a strong shower, but perhaps not a storm of meteors.
In 2012, Jeremie Vaubaillon of The Institut de Mecanique Celeste et de Calcul des Ephemerides in France told space.com:
So far,given the observations, we estimate a ZHR (zenithal hourly rate) of 100/hr to 400/hr, which is an excellent outburst! But this shower can become an exceptional one. Indeed, given the current orbit of the comet, all the trails ejected between 1803 and 1924 do fall in the Earth’s path in May 2014! As a consequence, this shower might as well be a storm.
The more recent, less optimistic calculations come from Quanzhi Ye and Paul A. Wiegert, both at University of Western Ontario. Their work was published online in November 2013. In a report on their work at skyandtelescope.com, John Bochanski wrote that Ye and Wiegert’s work suggests a rate of 200 meteors per hour under ideal conditions. Bochanski wrote:
But Ye and Wiegert warn that, given the current relatively weak dust production of the comet, rates could be much lower. With the low dust production, as well as the team’s lower estimate of how many debris streams from the comet’s previous passes are hanging around in this region of space, it’s highly unlikely that we’re in for a meteor storm (1,000 per hour) — although the team couldn’t quite rule it out.
Will Comet 209P/LINEAR produce a meteor storm, or at least a strong meteor shower? As with all meteor showers, the only way to know is to go outside on the night of the predicted peak and see for yourself.

209P/LINEAR May 21, 2014 by Bareket Obs
209P/LINEAR on May 21, 2014 by Bareket Observatory in Israel.
Bottom line: On the night of May 23-24, 2014 – if predictions hold true – Earth might be sandblasted with debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR, resulting in a fine display of meteors, or shooting stars. The debris stream was laid down by the comet in the 1800s. People are already calling this shower the May Camelopardalids, taking its name from the shower’s radiant point in an obscure far-northern constellation. Will it be a meteor storm? Most recent calculations say no, but it might be a strong-enough shower to be thrilling!