ZetaTalk: Pole Shift, written 1995
ZetaTalk: Lightning Bolts, written 1995
ZetaTalk: Close Pass, written 2001
ZetaTalk: Tail/Moon Range, written Dec 2002
ZetaTalk: Red Dust, written Jan 11, 2003
ZetaTalk: Tilting, Leaning, and Dropping, written Feb 29, 2004
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ZetaTalk: Warning
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Folklore stands as a guide as to what can be expected during the hours preceding the shift, and the shift itself. Of
course, folklore only relays information from
Planet streams outward from the Sun, pushed there by the solar wind. Thus, it does not sweep the Earth until the 12th
Planet is positioned between the Earth and Sun, a short moment in time. During the time of the Jewish Exodus, it was
reported that Moses was able to turn the waters of the Nile red, with his staff. Of course, this was the red dust in the
tail doing this, but having been forewarned that the moment was upon them, Moses took advantage. Thus, one can see
from folklore that the tail dusting was in effect at least a few hours before the shift. The red dust is more distinct when
in water, which reflects light so that the coloring can be clearly seen. However, any white cloth can give evidence of
this. Folklore reports red rivers and the like, as this was the
stones or blew into crevices, unnoticed.
The tail sweep includes first the red dust, most likely to be in a cloud around the tail, then heavier gravel, then lastly
boulders. Gravel is defined in folklore as hail stones, which can injure homes and humans and animals alike caught
under such a deluge. Boulders cannot be defended against, but are rare. Like a meteor dropping from the sky, should
one land upon you, your next incarnation is at hand! Thus, dusting with red dust should be considered a
take cover, under metal or sod roof structures, out of the wind. The shift cannot be more than a few hours away. The
dusting with red dust occurs
factors, including how well the dust drops through the atmosphere to be deposited on land where the very first
evidence will be closely watched for and thus observed. In one location, the first sign of dust may be 18 hours ahead
of the shift, and all run in panic to shelters. In another location, dust may not be noticed until heavy, perhaps 6 hours
ahead of the shift, a good time to head for the shelters in any case.
The tail sweep will then proceed from red dust to hail stones just ahead of the shift. Thus, the public will scarcely
notice the lack of red dust, which has not stopped but been displaced by more bothersome debris. By the time hail
stones are dropping, few will be noticing the dust, but will be running for cover. Just as well, as the shift is upon them!
The hail stones are carried in the tail, being attracted by gravity to the traveling 12th Planet but unless close