Your 5D Earth Help Desk

What some astronomy enthusiasts call "Steve" is actually... a "Love Dragon" (there are all different kinds).
Yes, it's a special dragon just for all of us at this time. Pretty darn nice of them.

Your 4D Earth Help Desk

Help Desk is fun!

Hi. We're to be your 4D Earth Help Desk during this transition... well, one of them (thanks to John for the nudge). If you have any questions, just ask. There was some confusion even amongst us about where and how, so we compared notes and got more clarification. This is what we know right now, along with a rough timeline. It's changed, so please read carefully:

Your 3D Earth Help Desk: SEVEN Things to Do If You Find Yourself on the 3D Earth

That saving throw.

Ok, so you're not Ghandi. Or an Ascended Master. Or even that nice to cats. And you suddenly find yourself stuck amidships on the always fun 3D earth *after* the upcoming 3D/4D Split (the split from 3D Earth to 4D earth, aka, "The New Earth"). It's going to happen. Nothing will stop it. So, you might as well do something positive about it. But... what do you do? And how much time do you have?

WHAT TO DO

The Event Column: Prepare the Way [UPDATES1]

Make. It. Happen.

Folks, to paraphrase Da-da, we're here to Prepare the Way to The Event, so pardon us while we build a giant Column of Light. Our reasoning is that, if we build a huge energy column, SOURCE will see what we're doing and take the last step. Basically, if we build it, SOURCE will come.

WHOMP & Wave X Storm & Timelines [UPDATES4]

Actually, it was RED, then green...

We SO wish one of us had a timelapse camera set-up. Early this morning several of us awoke to a Wave X storm (at 3:00 am PDT), looking and sounding like a David Lynchian production: There was sky rumbling; the sky glowed red -- then flashed GREEN; owls were hooting all over the place. Seriously. Anyone else experience this? It was also associated with heart-fluttering, crown-squashing mega Wave X energy, ow. We also saw three dragon passes in the sky above our houses -- WHOOSH! -- and one meteor from a dwindliing meteor storm. (Yes, they look different.)

In the meantime, we're havin' a WHOMP-wave today, the earth reacting to last night: