Daniel Scranton – Greetings. We are the Arcturian Council. We are pleased to connect with all of you.
We are quite fascinated by humanity’s ability to go beyond where others in human form on Earth have gone. We have seen it many times in your evolutionary history, and we notice that those who break the mold so to speak do so because they feel the itch within them. And we know that those of you who receive these messages have that itch.
We know that you feel ready to move beyond where the rest of humanity is at this time, and we want you to recognize that the itch doesn’t have to be uncomfortable. It can feel like a calling; it can feel like a warm, loving sensation that is inviting you towards a particular endeavor. Continue reading
J.B. Shurk – There is so much latent energy beading up right beneath the surface of Western civilization. Everybody can feel it. Every day people read the news with the expectation that some as yet unknown event will trigger something bigger, which will ignite something horrifically combustible, which will put into motion a rapidly shifting set of complex variables that finally turn the world upside-down.
John W Whitehead – We are approaching critical mass, the point at which all hell breaks loose.
John Patterson – In a groundbreaking and illuminating research endeavor undertaken by the esteemed Department of Psychology, led by the erudite Dr. Paul Hanel, the enduring adage, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy,” has been resoundingly and empirically affirmed.
J.B. Shurk – In classical Greek mythology, hubris is a fatal flaw that inevitably leads to tragedy. No matter how admired the hero, any mortal who dares to behave like a god is punished in the end. Mankind never seems to learn this lesson.