I just found the source post via another blog; same link, different day. I'm not entirely surprised to find a thread about it here, but it looks kind of dusty, so I hope my posting will attract some interaction because I have a few thoughts and a question or two.
On the issue of shape-shifting, Castaneda speaks about this phenomena, there are Native American tales of skinwalkers, and a whole host of mythological references to it world-wide, as well as forum user personal and anecdotal knowledge cited in earlier posts in this thread, all seeming to contradict HH's contention that there ain't no such animal, a glaring variance taken to invalidate the entirety of the HH message. To say that HH is in error would seem to be a misreading of the response:
"Shapeshifting is not a 'natural' phenomenon. 'Shapeshifting' creatures/races do not exist, at least certainly not in any realm, Galaxy or Density we have ever experienced. However, there are certain Rituals that when engaged in, enables this to take place." [Emphasis mine]
This does not discount the reality of shapeshifting; indeed, it confirms it. The semantics assert that while no species encountered by the Lucifer soul complex does this naturally (like a chameleon would change colors), nevertheless shapeshifting can and does occur, given the proper circumstances.
With regards to the predictions: as I type this, it is May 5, 2015, well past the dates listed in the original exchanges, but rather than being an indication of greater error (meaning, everything posited is therefore questionable), I see this as being an indication of other possibilities:
HH asserts any channeling which gives dates is an intended misdirection meant to create dismay and disrepute, and HH avers at the close that the info is a Luciferian channeling. So perhaps those things will still play out, but at a later date. David Wilcock says his intel indicates 2017 not 2012 is/was the expected window, although he goes on to stipulate that things are speeding up, so maybe sooner than later, and what with the recent emptying of Walmarts and the business about tunnels being underneath them, methinks some DUMBs have been restocked, so maybe much, much sooner than later.
Similarly, it could also be that the timing of predicted events and the events themselves, much like John Titor's predictions, are of a different timeline, and perhaps are not going to be experienced by this version of ourselves. But now here we are with Jade Helm on the horizon, which is agitating the Don't Tread On Me crowd, so perhaps Titor's civil war cometh yet, although myself I am very much inclined to agree with Cindy Kay Currier's assessment of JH.
Conversely, and most horrifically in my opinion, the events did occur, just as predicted, but we are the lukewarm populace living on the new 3D Earth, blithely unaware, having failed to meet the minimum standards for either positive or negative polarity ascension, chained anew to the wheel of reincarnation to do the whole damn thing over. Next harvest: 25,000 yrs. For the lukewarm set, HH says it'd all look and feel the same, just a trace memory of a "mystical" experience within the no-time for which (to my thinking) they'd have no reference and no way to integrate it into what would be the continuing of their days precisely as they knew them prior to that wacky dream they had.
Good Lord, how would we know if we didn't ascend? What if this is the new earthly home for the lukewarm group? (Mediocrity? You're soaking in it!)
All in all, I find this compares very well with TLOO, indeed, it is a better read, and shorter too. It jibes well with what I understand of soul contracts made prior to incarnation, in that while it is easy to find candidates to be friends and lovers while on planet, it is hardest to find enemies and scoundrels to do their worst that we might test our mettle and grow. I read that it is those who love us the most who willingly incur and accept our hatred that we may benefit by the experience of overcoming the challenges presented. There are other points of resonance within the material for me, and indeed, none that caused me any alarm. I even found the crack about the having to dash off to a sacrifice at the end of the first session playful and not unfunny.
In summary, Mr. Clark, I'd say it's got a good beat and you can dance to it.
Originally posted by shamanseeker
According to my tally, the figures add up.
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