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The UFOs in the clouds

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I'm looking to the skies more often these days. My ET guides, the Tourmalines, have been showing me how people can see their vessels during the day through the positive cloud shapes and the negative spaces between the clouds. As we know from the work of Masaru Emoto, author of the 2005 book  The Hidden Messages in Water , different energy frequencies (thoughts, words, and feelings) directed toward water molecules will influence those molecules to form different shapes. The following photos were taken of the clouds, which are made of condensed water vapor.  I took these pictures on Sept. 7, 2024, from the front steps of my house in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, where I often sit if it’s warm enough. I got the urge to take pictures of the sky with my iPhone. I didn’t see anything noteworthy right away, but I saw what they wanted me to see after I started paying attention. I took the following picture at 3:49 p.m. The upper-middle part of the photo shows a dome shape partially formed by t
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Imaginary chicken dinner

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You have to meet people where they are. This also applies in senior care.  People with Alzheimer's or other dementia issues live in their own worlds. Some people relive events from their distant past or they are hallucinating and you have to play along or you might upset them. Family members often don't want to play along because they have a hard time accepting their loved ones aren't the same people they used to be.  Client: Oh, look at that clown on the other side of the street! Me: Wow! Nice flaming hair! Client's daughter: There's no clown there, Dad! Client: You need new glasses or something? Of course, it's frustrating when the client tells me to go away, that I'm not supposed to be in their house, and no matter how many times I explain I'm with the agency that helps them, they won't remember or accept me. Short-term memory goes first for the majority of people. The most frustrating thing for me is when their grown kids walk through the door an
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See you space cowboy

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None of us knows what we do when our bodies are asleep. My guides have told me that I do my cosmic work at that time, whatever that may entail. They also told me I go on missions with Bob, the space cowboy, sometimes.  So, imagine my surprise when I was driving along I-99 yesterday, minding my own business, and I see a decal on the back of a car. "See you space cowboy..." it said. Well, that was the first time I've ever seen that. Turns out there's a movie, "Space Cowboys," that was made in 2000, directed and produced by Clint Eastwood. It's about four aging test pilots sent into space to repair an old Soviet satellite. I'd like to think my adventures with Bob are more interesting than that. I mean, I'm in my light body when I'm out of my physical body, and my light body is capable of instant travel, anywhere, so the missions have to be pretty intense, right? My guides have not given me any details about the stuff I do, though, so I don't
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Vivid dreams, anyone? I've been having some funky ones in the past few months, but last night's took the cake.  I was neutralizing vampires. I know, you might think I was staking them through the heart and turning them to dust, Buffy style, right? Wrong. Turns out, to really hurt vampires, you bless them. That's right. "In Jesus' name, I bless you. May you be filled with light." I was looking at vampires writhing on the ground in agony while I was saying things like this. The most dramatic reaction came from the one whose T-shirt I pulled up, then placed my palm on his naked skin. Boy, did he howl. The most difficult case was the vampire who'd somehow taught himself to be the perfect pastor. I was blessing him, and he was on the ground, but he wasn't exhibiting the normal signs of being hurt. "Praise Jesus! Yes, praise his holy name!" this obviously disingenuous vamp was spouting from his mouth. It didn't sound genuine at all, but he'
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Disappointing past lives

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Some people come to me to get a QHHT session for the express purpose of discovering their past lives. It's not always a blessing to know them, however. Some lives can be brutally traumatic, there are fortunate periods in some, but often lives are mundane and boring. My guides recently told me I've been incarnating on this planet since the time of Lemuria, and that I've also lived on Atlantis. I know nothing of those lives. I do know more about my lives within the past 2,000 years.  One of those lives was as a Chinese emperor's wife. I've been a member of a harem in at least three different lives, and the Chinese one was an honorable one, albeit boring. My parents sold me to the emperor's agents, I was brought up to the palace, but I never saw the emperor. Instead, I lived my life as a low-level servant, sweeping the hallways and rooms in the imperial theater. I saw beautiful, fancily costumed women daily. They had elaborate rituals before their performances, the
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The purposes of Starlink satellites

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Elon Musk's ambitious project is more far-reaching than I realized. Here's what I learned by Googling "What do Starlink satellites do?" Starlink is the name of a satellite network developed by the private spaceflight company SpaceX to provide low-cost internet to remote locations. A Starlink satellite has a lifespan of approximately five years and SpaceX eventually hopes to have as many as 42,000 satellites in this so-called megaconstellation. And, apparently the satellites can be seen only when sunlight reflects off of them, because they don't emit any light of their own. Humanity is in its infancy where space is concerned. The average person has no idea what "aliens" are capable of in terms of technology and interstellar travel. The space people monitoring our planet's progress and conditions are obviously also using Starlink satellites to see what's going on down here. As Dolores Cannon wrote, we will not be permitted to blow up this planet. T
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Not a UAP

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I'm one of those people who would be thrilled to see a UAP, or a UFO for us older folks. I got all excited a couple nights ago after I saw something in the sky I've never seen before--a string of lights, moving slowly, seemingly pretty close. They moved totally together in a line, . . . . . . . . . . . . ., and ten seconds after I spotted the sight, they disappeared. It was a clear night, I could see stars behind them the whole time, and even though I waited for a few minutes to see if they'd come out of hiding, they never did. I was so excited! My first real "alien" sighting! But it was not real. Someone showed me a picture of Elon Musk's Starlink satellites, and that was them. What a letdown! However, I later figured that I was still pretty lucky to see something like that at 6:30 p.m. in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, with all the lights the town has. I was also exactly at the right place at the right time--on a hill above my house after parking my car--and look
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