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timeline to be watched. The circle makers conveniently placed their diagram along field lines to highlight this

percentage.

Southfield : July 15, 2004

Italy : June 2, 2004

We have explained that the magnetic alignment of Planet X or the Earth, either along the magnetic Flow Lines of the Sun or in a side-by-side arrangement, are represented by the bars along the time line. In Asymmetrical diagram,

likewise, diverse placements of these instances represent the drama to come as different placements of the planets

during the dance of the passage. Where two bars exist, this is a single side-by-side arrangement for a single planet, but dual bars represent two planets in a side- by-side arrangement. Likewise, horizontal bars indicate more than one planet

aligned end-to-end along the magnetic flow lines of the Sun. What then is to be made of the diagram at Pegsdon,

where the 23° angle of exit of Planet X is clearly indicated as it approaches the Sun at a 32° angle from beneath the

Ecliptic? Here again a time line clue is given for the astute, as there are three magnetic planets in the inner solar

system now, Mercury, Earth, and Planet X. Pegsdon shows three horizontal end-to-end alignments, then a single side-

by-side where Planet X aligns thus with the Sun, then a disturbed switching about akin to the 270° roll we have

predicted for Planet X, with separate actions on the part of Earth and Mercury during this time, all prior to the exit of

Planet X where it again assumes an alignment along the Sun's magnetic flow lines.

Pegsdon : July 10, 2004

Wisconsin : July 4, 2003

We have referred to the orb with the halo as representing the Sun, often seen with a halo during this past year. What

then do dual suns on either side of the Sun represent? If the Ecliptic is a backwash of particle flows, then these

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particles emerge from the Sun at its poles. These particles are not magnetic particles which move from pole to pole,

but are particles that return to the Sun with a prime directive to avoid crowding, which they do by going under or over the Ecliptic, the farthest point from which they emerged. Thus those particles emerging at the N. Pole return under the

Ecliptic, and those emerging at the S. Pole of the Sun return above the Ecliptic. The particles involved in this dance are related, just as electro-magnetic particles are related and often dance together. This stability remains, unaffected by the

passage of Planet X, but the reason the Earth at present has a 23° Rotation tilt is not by accident. As we have explained, as Planet X exits, its rotation alignment assumes a 23° tilt to the Ecliptic, and as Beckhampton explains, this particle flow is assuming increasing importance as the point of passage approaches.

Beckhampton : July 15, 2004

Rabley : June 30, 2004

Belgium : June 21, 2004

Clearly reminiscent of the Insect diagram presented in June, the recent Windmill diagram presents more complexity, hinting at the sequence of events that will be encountered as Planet X punches through the Ecliptic. Reverberations of

four, then five, then reverberations that pile on one another, so that one does not end before another is on top of it,

creating echoes and a lateral spread under the Ecliptic that suddenly dissipates. For those wondering what a

reverberation is, we suggest visiting the documentation gathered on what Nancy calls the Sweeps, where planets halted in their orbits before the monster Planet X, coming at them in its retrograde orbit, are battered by the various sweeping

arms of the Sun as they are forced into each other and ricochet back and forth. For those watching the sweeps, and the

patterns they present, this again is a clue to the timeline.

Windmill Hill : July 17, 2004

Milkhill : June 26, 2004

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ZetaTalk: Mirror Ecliptic

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written July 27, 2004

We have stated that long Line diagrams with distinct angles represent steps over time. Planet X has slung past the Sun's S. Pole at 45° angles, will assume a lateral position, then a 270° Roll to reach the heart of the matter, as Pewsey states, where its entry to the Ecliptic will be mirrored during its exit. This mirror can be seen in Pegsdon, where the

slight angle difference from the 32° approach to the 23° Exit can also be seen. Due to the rapid exit that Planet X

makes after piercing the Ecliptic, it does not align with the magnetic flow lines of the Sun as it did on its approach, nor

does it force the other planets into compliance with its orientation.

Diagrams, which imply, like a necklace with beads balanced on either side of a large center stone, as represented in

Margery and Waden Hill, are speaking to the Sling Orbit of Planet X.