Suddenly the call ended….!
Hands up all those who believe the universe is random and things ‘just happen’.
Well, if your hand stayed down, then you probably think that things happen for a reason, even if you can’t actually get at or understand the reason.
Picture this then…
Maggie and I were engaged in our conducting our conference call on Space Clearing. It’s an important subject because it affects so many people and is generally overlooked. (You can find out about all our calls here.)
Anyway, we were talking about some of the stranger energies we have come across. We weren’t expecting people to all agree with us, but we were talking of our experiences and how they affected people. One of the types of energies we were talking about was that of aliens, for want of a better word. It’s irrelevant whether or not you believe in such things….
As we got to the part where we were discussing the general methods we had used to clear such things (something we don’t usually share), suddenly the conference call ended. It just shut off, shut down, stopped, whatever you want to say.
We tried frantically to get back on but kept getting told that the number was incorrect (no it wasn’t!). So after a while of dialing and swearing we gave up and tried to contact as many people as we could to let them know that we would be getting things in place to allow them to ask questions and just bring everything to a proper conclusion.
We found that everyone had been kicked off at the same time.
Now, what makes you think that things are random? Why should the call have ended itself?
Remember the first question? Things don’t ‘just happen’. There’s ALWAYS a reason. It’s just that I choose not to accept the one which skeptics would provide; that of a mechanical event. The key is WHEN it happened. The ‘why’, at least to Maggie and I, is clear. The ‘how’ I’ll leave to others.
You can’t have a partly random universe (but I suppose someone might want to persuade me otherwise). Things happen. It’s up to us to make the reasons clear. Sometimes, the reasons lead to unpleasant or unwanted conclusions. At least they do if you see the world the way we do.
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