Our and Parallel Universes' Shifts of Consciousness

"What is happening now in our universe is that according to Moraney and Vasais (the Andromedans) on March 23, 1994 (new aquamarine) color and sound frequency started emanating out of all the black holes. The color and sound literally, in its unified effect, is attaching to all of the densities, or planes. What is happening is that it is raising all the frequencies, pulling everything up 'from the bootstraps'. It is literally creating another holograph above the existing 11 creational densities. They are calling this newly generated holograph 'the 12th', and the reason is because it is both unified and separate from the others. They have been told by other races that there are beings of a type of consciousness never seen before inside this '12th' plane, and that these beings literally have the ability to look straight 'down' through all the dimensional levels. What's happening is that third density is beginning to implode because as the frequency of third density matter starts to rise, those that choose to evolve will pass out of here..." Alex Collier, 1996. For more data  go on to   Defending Sacred Ground  and  Alex Collier's info 

      

I now feel that the Holographic Pink colored Beam is a fake to be superimposed and used to cover up the Moving and Pulsating narrow White Beam of Advanced Energy of 11th Density to cover the movement of it to the Sun (or to the Ball of Advanced Human Thoughts) and from the Sun (or the Ball) into the Earth!  The aim of these phony pentagons is to also cover the Pulsating Fast Movement of this Balanced Energy from 11th Density into the Earth, to fasten the vibration of the Earth and everyone on it! The most important is not the wide Pink strip on the picture, but the Moving and Pulsating narrow White Beam of Advanced Energy, which I've personally seen a few times !!!

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/The-earth-from-above-.6179775.jp

Who needs a Space Shuttle? Amazing pictures of Earth captured by one man, a balloon and his compact camera
MOST amateur photographers content themselves with pictures of local wildlife or their families – but some amazing pictures of the Earth had experts from Nasa scratching their heads. They were taken by an amateur using the most basic of equipment – a standard camera and some duct tape.
Robert Harrison, 38, used his ingenuity and a collection of cheap parts costing just £500 to take the spectacular shots using a Canon camera which he launched to 35km – more than 20 miles – above the planet's surface on a weather balloon. The astounding views can usually only be seen from a rocket or a weather balloon because no aircraft can fly to that height. The 38-year-old IT director has launched 12 high altitude balloons since taking up his hobby in October 2008 – and before that he says he had never even picked up so much as a soldering iron. It all started when Mr Harrison, of Highburton, Huddersfield, tried to take aerial photos of his house using a remote control helicopter, which turned out to be a non-starter. But he refused to give up and researched on the internet the idea of using a meteorological balloon like the ones used by weather centres. he found reports of a Canadian man who had been taking high altitude pictures using weather balloons. He launched his first, named Icarus I, in October 2008 and it was an amazing success, taking such stunning shots of more than 1,000 miles of the Earth's surface that the American space agency Nasa got in touch.
"Nasa had heard what was happening and wanted to know how I'd done it so cheaply," he said. "People think this is something that costs millions but it doesn't. You just need a bit of technical know-how. I know nothing about electronics and what I do know, I learned from the internet. My family and friends thought I was a bit mad a first but they were suitably impressed with the results.  "The pictures speak for themselves, they put everything into perspective.''
His wife Helen, a 45-year-old web consultant, thought he had lost touch with reality when he told her of his intentions, but their children Faye, nine, Charlie, six, and Jack, two, have backed him from the start. To control the path taken by the balloon he used a standard GPS tracking device, similar to an average in-car satnav and linked it to a radio transmitter, which allowed him to monitor the balloon's height to within 10 metres and made it easy to find once returned to earth.
He linked his standard digital camera to computer software on the ground and wrapped both the camera and the GPS device in loft insulation from a local DIY store. The entire contraption weighs just 1kg (2.2lb). The heat produced from these devices, together with the insulation, which costs just £3 a sheet, helps keep it functioning. The balloon rises through the atmosphere and the higher it goes the more the air pressure decreases, causing the balloon to expand, until it parachutes back down to earth. Mr Harrison is one of just 40 people in the world and four in the UK using such equipment for fun, has spent £4,000 in total on sending his low-tech balloons into space. Luckily he has got each one back although sometimes he has to travel up to 50 miles to retrieve his equipment and he can only send it off when weather conditions are ideal. "We got satisfactory results with the first launch but it nearly landed in the sea, which would have been game over. We were sat in a local pub at the time and I was gobsmacked when I got the images."
He is now designing his third module, Icarus III, which has a rotating lens camera and a rear fixed-lens camera, together with pressure, temperature and humidity sensors
The unearthly beauty of this image taken high above the planet would make Nasa proud. But it didn't need millions of pounds of technology to capture. Just a little British ingenuity that saw a standard digital camera taped to a helium balloon and floated into the sky.
Ingenious: Robert Harrison with his creation, a camera enclosed in a polystyrene box. He used GPS tracking technology similar to an in-car sat-nav to follow its progress - and an attached radio transmitter to find it when it parachutes back to earth. The photos taken by his device were so spectacular that Nasa has been in touch to see how he achieved it.
Mr Harrison's budget of £500 might also offer inspiration to the new UK Space Agency, which launches on April 1. Based in Swindon, with only one astronaut and a budget one 50th the size of Nasa's, it will be looking for cut-price ways to reach for the sky. Mr Harrison first got the idea to explore space after a failed attempt to take aerial pictures of his house using a remote control helicopter.  After investigating high-altitude weather balloons on the internet, he launched his first mini spacecraft, named Icarus I, in October 2008.  It took dramatic shots that spanned 1,000 miles of the Earth's surface, showing the curvature-of the earth. He has since sent a dozen capsules into space.
'My family and friends thought I was a bit mad at first but they were suitably impressed with the results,' said the married father of three from Highburton, West Yorkshire. 'The pictures speak for themselves. 
Before launch, the camera is attached to a tiny computer programmed to trigger a photo every five minutes.
It is wrapped in loft insulation bought from a DIY store then placed in a polystyrene box.
When the balloon reaches the 22-mile-high mark it pops because the air pressure is too weak to keep the helium inside. As the box falls a mini-parachute automatically opens. Mr Harrison has recovered it from up to 50 miles away.
Space enthusiast Robert Harrison managed to send his home-made contraption 22 miles - or 116,160 feet - above the earth's surface from his back garden. 

Solar Eclipse, Northern Canada in 2008

 
The Ball of Advanced Thoughts above our Centre at night. The Centre is penetrated by numerous Pentagons, Orbs and other objects. Picture is made with flash by me from our balcony in Feb. 2010 at night. I didn't see any of this, but my camera did. It seems like the number of them increased!

Visible Sun with an invisible artificial framing of white rays and artificial Pentagons of another frequency, which are superimposed on the Sun to make it smaller. Picture was taken in Anomaly place of Elliott Heads rivermouth, Australia, in Jan. 2010

This is not the usual visible Sun, this is Advanced Thoughts Energy Ball gathering above our Centre (made on 9 Jan. 2010), which I finally managed to film (without blowing up my camera). It reminds me the Light Ball on the cover of R.Monroe's "Ultimate Journey", only it is not yellow. An invisible artificial holographic framing of white rays and artificial Pentagons (monitoring devices?) of another frequency are superimposed on this Energy Ball and are constantly pictured around our house- Centre. The Energy Ball of Advanced Human and of Advanced Earth Consciousness. More pictures are made by me on 12th and 14th of Jan. 2010. This Ball (invisible to my eye) seems to be permanently there, growing!
More pictures are on  Home Page ,  Schools for Human+  , Anomalous Events  , New Earth  and on My Thoughts and Thoughts of other Writers   at the beginning of the Page and, sometimes, at the End, like Home Page and this page.
Below is Elliott Heads rivermouth next to Riverview village, Queensland, Australia. When I was taking this picture, I found a long vertical white line on the sky going from up down through the Sun to Earth, but apart from that nothing out of the ordinary. This line showed on the little screen of the viewfinder of my camera and I took the picture of this line. This picture is the result. The visible Sun is much, much higher and to the right. Thoughts Energy 'Ball' or Consciousness Light 'Ball' has an invisible artificial holographic framing of white rays and artificial Pentagons of another frequency, which are superimposed on it. The 'Ball' is over Elliott Heads rivermouth, the picture is made on 10th Jan 2010.

The mixture of Sun and the Ball of Advanced Thoughts is in my room. Apr. 2010

The mixture of Sun and the Ball of Advanced Thoughts is in my room. Apr. 2010




The mixture of Sun and the Ball of Advanced Thoughts is in my room. Apr. 2010