Judgement day

There has been a lot of opportunities to learn on this planet, many painful, that allowed us to learn compassion. However, the planet itself has its own path, and it is about to take its own step up.

That stepping up provides an expanded range of opportunities to learn, but it also closes the door to a lot of the more painful experiences. While most souls will be able to adapt to the change, many will not, and they will have to move to other planets. However, that move is not a trivial endeavour, as the souls will have to get used to creating personalities that operate in another environment, perhaps without the lower physical level that our flesh exists in. That learning has to happen on this planet, perhaps involving different groups of souls than they have been used to cooperating with.

That learning to be elsewhere is why there are so many people that seem focused on a thinking that is not the reality on this planet. That is because their souls have to have a common reality that is workable on their target planet, but still work on earth. Their souls prepare for this new reality by creating personalities that consistently choose to reject this planet's reality in favour of what the target planet will have. That is being helped by those here who will promote ways of thinking that help those people to keep making those choices. Those pied-pipers of delusion will go with them.

Along with them will be others who could stay here, but choose to go with them to be those who plant the seeds that bring changes to the consciousnesses of those on those planets. Those planets will already have people on them, who, along with the planet, are making a sacrifice for what may be very disruptive to them. The earth itself has been the receiver of such an influx of disruptive beings, which has been the genesis of many of our current problems.

The first thing upon reading about a mass exodus is wondering whether or not we are going or staying.

The good news is that anyone asking such a question is probably staying. As can be seen around us, those that are thoroughly immersed in their delusions are in no doubt that their delusion is real. If they accepted that there was to be a mass exodus, they would think they are the ones that are staying!

The strength of belief in the delusion has got so strong that some who disbelieved in COVID-19 and got hospitalised in critical care for it are not wanting to notify relatives that they are critical and might die, just because they think it couldn't possibly be what supposedly doesn't exist. That is, until they get intubated and the reality hits.

They might actually be ones who get to stay, because for most in the delusion, the challenges to it are much easier to dismiss. Anyone who gets doubts might be given opportunities to step back from the point of no return, and many might do that when the reality of the loss of people around them hits home.

People from all walks of life will be leaving, but some that may be more likely are those who are very paranoid about governments without real cause, and those believing god will take them away from all the heathens and heretics. The common thread is that they sense a separation coming and that they will be taken away from this world, so they may be rationalising what is going to happen to them as making them the saved ones.

In a way, they are being saved, but from themselves, because they would not be able to change quickly enough to handle the newer pace of change on earth. Just to be clear, a faster rate of change does not necessarily mean that we will be frantic, but that our attitudes towards our fellow human beings and the planet has to change a lot to become more harmonious, just because most are caught up in a view of other people as competition and that the planet is here to be exploited. These attitudes are what must change.

Billions of people don't just disappear without creating mass panic. However, we are being prepared for it so that we can rationalise what is happening.

Wars are a major way that people die en masse, but it is highly disruptive to our psyches as we deal with the mass destruction and the resulting mass migration. While we learn to be adaptive, we often close down to tolerance and empathy. In recent years, we have begun to have a lot more pandemics, and while they can be very disruptive, they do not result in the often total breakdown of societal institutions that war can bring. Their outcomes are more predictable for societal governance.

With the pandemics we have seen their politicisation and the measures taken to protect people as being some sort of totalitarian threat, typically by those thoroughly enmeshed in the other delusions. Those that subscribe to this view typically don't wear masks, don't physically distance, and even deny the existence of the virus. That is, they deliberately avoid protecting themselves.

This hints at the means by which masses can be the cause of their own mass exodus. They are willingly choosing to be at risk from any new and more deadly viruses whereas the rest of their societies are becoming fairly used to taking precautions and adopting containment policies that will protect them in future. We have seen how the wearing of masks in Asian countries has been more commonplace due to their effectiveness in combating previous epidemics.

From this we can see how a more deadly virus would disproportionally affect those who are thoroughly enmeshed in their delusions. They become the willing agent of their own extinction, especially if they are against vaccinations. Responding to COVID-19 has accelerated development of newer delivery mechanisms for vaccines, and thus we will be better able to respond rapidly to newer viruses, but only for those who are not against taking them.

An alternative way to reduce the population relies on the fact that if all people became sterile, there would be almost no people in existence in a 100 years time. If a pandemic virus resulted in serious degradation of reproductive ability without other health effects, it is not hard to imagine the world's population would decline rapidly without any increase in death rates or hospitalisations. Again it would occur mainly among the delusional who shun vaccines, but unfortunately also those in countries left out of vaccine distribution.

Which method is used will ultimately depend upon what the personalities of the souls that are leaving do in the meantime. If they don't trash the earth and our societies too much, there can be time to just let natural attrition take place. This is where those whose souls are leaving die as most people normally would, but no more personalities from those souls would be incarnated here. However, the more disruptive the personalities are to the earth and humanity's future, the more drastic the methods of culling need to be, with more learning crammed into less time and dying being more dramatic.

So, where does that leave the rest of us who have to prepare for the step up in consciousness, while still dealing with a sizable proportion of our population that is not cooperating with us?

We have to forget about trying to change those who have made the millions of choices to leave. That is a futile effort. Instead we have to focus upon the thinking we need to be able to adapt to the coming changes, many of which may open our consciousnesses to the parts of reality that have remained hidden to most.

More importantly, we have to mainly focus on building societies that are better suited to allowing the new range of experiences. Our institutions have to be geared towards facilitating the growth of consciousness and cooperation, and not to the dismissive devaluing of people's worth for some to build what is essentially false power – that is, not an inherent capability – and useless wealth to feed their greed.

It will help that over the transition period, however long that needs to be, the approximately 40% that are to leave will be steadily departing as their souls are ready. That means that the greedy and selfish will either adapt or leave, allowing more to be free of their distractive influence. We still have our own lessons to learn in this process.

For most it will mean the break up of groups of souls that have cooperated for millenia, and that will play out in the breakup in relationships of personalities in families and other social groups. That is part of the process by which we learn to adapt to the changes, though it is painful while it is happening.

Part of the method by which people are being prepared for moving is in the dislocation of many from the lands that they have traditionally inhabited. Their target planet will be different, so it helps that souls can build personalities that can be displaced without being excessively-debilitated emotionally.

Those who are staying also need to learn to let go of attachments to ways of living that may not serve them in the coming years. Many ideas of identity and race are tied to attachment to land. This has led to wars to gain land for the exploitation of its people and resources. This will not be part of the way of life on earth after the transition.

It is important to not see the removal as some sort of punishment, as those souls and personalities have been given millions of opportunities to choose where they want to be and choose what actions to take to fulfil those choices. That is compassion in action. Learn to feel alright with their choices.

It is obvious from this that the great majority of those remaining will be more human-centred and respectful of the earth.

This will necessarily mean a huge change in politics as political parties favouring exploitation and the greed and wealth of the few will have far fewer supporters. Dictatorships and authoritarianism in general will diminish substantially over a short period. Exploitation will be exposed and done away with. Slavery will finally be abolished, just because it will not make sense.

In general, rigid thinking will diminish as people become less exposed to the now receding exploitative ideologies. That will mean many religions will disappear while others will become more tolerant and eclectic. This will lead to people being more interested in spirituality, especially as the deadening haze of selfishness is lifted, allowing people to see more of their higher nature and what they are really meant to do with their lives.

The earth will still have challenges, but not the mass intuitional suffering imposed by the greedy. The challenges will be more of adapting to the revealing of our inner nature and how we overcome the habits of selfishness programmed into us, and which we readily accepted. We will have to forgive ourselves for the pain we have inflicted upon ourselves and others, and we will be faced with cleaning up the destruction we have caused to the planet.

Fortunately we will have two things helping us. Firstly, we will not have the constant efforts by the rabidly greedy trying to make us selfish and thus sabotage our efforts. Secondly, there will be a lot more compassion and respect, which will allow us to face and accept what we have done in the past while giving us license to choose to be better people, and encourage us to do so. We will have the chance at making the sort of utopia that many have dreamed of.

As at January 2023, everyone has made enough decisions to determine whether they want to stay or leave.

People have been making their choices, and those choices have consequences. They have exercised their free will, and at this time, many of those choices will affect on which planet their future resides. While many have made up their minds about leaving, the means by which they leave their final body is defined by what they do in the meantime. The means will be different for different groups, being defined by what they do to other people and the planet. Keeping to themselves will make their path easier, while destructively interfering with others will create greater difficulties.

For those staying, the decisions will be about working to create a positive society, for themselves as well as the leavers. If leavers are not disruptive, they can and should be left to their own devices, otherwise they should be prevented from creating damage, but not punished for their choices. They will have enough to deal with. We are separating and there is no point in recriminations. We have to deal with our present to create the future that those leaving will not partake in. Any unnecessary focus on those leaving will distract us from this more important task.

There is a lot of damage to our institutions and peoples to repair, so we have a lot that needs to be focused upon instead of on those now lost to us. We do not need to think negatively about them, even if many of their actions may annoy or provoke anger in us. We finally have a chance to build a better world while the naysayers are steadily reduced from our ranks. This is a time of opportunity to promote more people-centred policies that will be more readily received by the general population, if not by the diminishing vocal detractors. We have waited a very long time, so make the most of it!