ZetaTalk: Aftertime Living

how hale the person might be later, how optimistic and enthused, the body simply is not able. Many examples are quick to anyone's mind: Those with kidney diseases needing dialysis;

Those with Type 1 Diabetes needing insulin replacement;

Those with such severe emphysema that they cannot live without oxygen direct to the lungs;

Those with a continuing need for blood thinners, or blood pressure reducers, as the stress of the shift and a lack

of medication will create an instant emergency for these individuals.

What we have stated is that life should be viewed as life was 100 years ago, in industrialized countries, or as it is today in 3rd World countries. Many people are alive today, who would have died quickly in those times. Often death is

viewed as a horror to be avoided, fought, but when it is clearly inevitable, or the person in pain, is welcomed. Do those at the bedside of a very aged person, perhaps 100 years old, unable to move about and scarcely able to understand

where they are, have regrets? They say their good-byes, hold hands and weep a bit, treat the last days when family

may gather as a type of family reunion, and nothing much more is made of this as it is expected that the end will occur.

100 years ago, in pre-industrial or pre-modern times, when surgery was rare, transplants unheard of, vaccinations not

yet invented, and such items as insulin and bottled oxygen not available, many situations resulted in the same mind set.

A child with appendicitis died, and the anxious parents were in fact relieved when pain no longer wracked the child. A

broken limb resulting in infection and sepsis created a crisis and everyone knew the outcome, and all said their good-

byes without hesitation.

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ZetaTalk: Unhealthy Environs

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ZetaTalk: Unhealthy Environs

Note: added during the Mar 15, 2003 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

It is only today, with antibiotics and replacements therapy, that the assumption is otherwise! This is an issue of an attitude, as death is not the end, and the same calm that accompanies a good-bye to an oldster at the end of a century of living should be in place for many illnesses and injuries. In fact, modern medicine often increases the pain a patient experiences, by prolonging the illness in favor of collecting insurance and pandering to any relative of the patient who demands that life goes on. Nature is not that unkind.

Clearly, there will be many injuries as a result of the pole shift.

Clearly, there will be many who go insane because they were not warned, and are feeling confused and

abandoned.

Clearly, those without medication or supports they need for life itself will die, quickly.

Clearly, many will be depressed and allow simple illnesses to overtake them.

The answer here is to point to the positive side of the changes, not to be anxious about what is happening to the person as your anxiety will have a negative effect on the patient, and to accept what comes as what nature brings or what the person has decided for themselves. Beyond this, there are health affects from living in the wrong place. If downwind

from a volcano, the ash will affect breathing and water quality, as well as the chance for any vegetation in the diet.

The answer to this, is to move. If in an area subject to flooding, such that the feet are always wet, the body never dry, and one finds oneself wading through sewage, then move. We have stated that the atmosphere will be stripped away such that the clouds will be low for some years. This equates, to some degree, to less air to breath in high places.

However, this is also offset by the rise in sea level, as this will push the remaining atmosphere up, thus recreating what most humans are familiar with. Few will be in the high mountain tops during the shift, such that they would be

affected, in any case, by a drop in air pressure or oxygen availability.

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ZetaTalk: Survival Groups

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ZetaTalk: Survival Groups

Note: added during the Dec 7, 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

Survival groups will be composed of a variety of diverse folk, shortly after the shift and in the long term. We will give some examples, in explanation, as the variety possible is endless, but some predictable patterns will repeat often.

Example 1

A family, with close friends, and extended family members have for some years been talking prophecy and

watching the earth changes. They are serious, plan to the extent that their pocket books and other obligations

allow, so have a site, supplies put aside, and an escape plan laid out. The week of rotation stoppage arrives, and

many of the group are already at the site, the others en route. Several scenarios may ensue, depending upon

location, neighbors, and personalities involved:

The group may be compatible and isolated, and subsist for many months before venturing forth to

meet others.

The group may find fighting breaks out, certain member becoming hostile and demanding and

unable to live under the constraints understood. This many result in that member being expelled, and

returning with others to loot and take revenge. This may result in continuing hostilities in the group,

making life unpleasant and creating stress diseases.

The group may not be isolated, and find neighbors coming with their hands out, starving, or

demanding. This may results in sharing all around, creating starvation in the group or arguments, or

may result in a larger and compatible community with the neighbors, all sharing resources and

ideas.

The group may be known at large, not kept a secret as planned, and have organized looting by the

US Military or local government, looking for hoarded supplies. This would place the group into the

same position they would have been had they not planned at all, on foot, without