Friends in the sky
March 18, 2023
Most people I see while taking a walk aren't spending much time looking up. Some are looking down at their phones. Others have their dog tied to their waist while they're on the phone -- not really enjoying the moment. I often look at the sky to see stars, the Sun and see if the clouds are organic or not.
Look at the "stars"
Before going on a trip outside of the city recently, I set the intention that my guides, friends and helpers join me -- and they did! Take a look at the first image (at the bottom of this article) labeled Guides, Friends and Helpers. I know those lights are my friends-in-the-sky because the lights were really close and there are clouds behind them.
I showed the image to a friend that knows this stuff is real and she said, "Wow, those are close." Another friend said, "Oh that's Jupiter and Venus." I told him, "I know it's my friends in the sky. You see there are clouds behind those lights." He replied, "Yeah, they shine through the clouds." It's ok, it's his experience to not see them yet.
I'll often see "moving stars" in the sky while just watching stars in the city as well.
Those clouds look hinky (not organic clouds)
I've included a couple of images of chem-trails in the sky. The most recent one is a chem-trail in an already overcast sky that they wanted to keep overcast I suppose, but I keep clearing them.
To clear the sky:
- Meditate for 5 to 15 minutes.
- Send white healing light to the sky.
- Imagine seeing a beautiful clear blue sky and feel as it's on a warm Spring day.
- You'll see a change within a couple of hours.
JasonMonds