beautiful
Earth supports give voice to the tenacity of vegetation to survive. Many seeds sprout only when conditions are right, so
decades later emerge. Those looking to crops will find this is
repeatedly mention, fishing is a good source of protein, as are bugs, and plants should be the minimal part of your diet.
Humans are used to just the opposite. So this is a mind set adjustment. A bit of salad, something with high Vitamin C,
but use this almost as a garnish!
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ZetaTalk: Return to Normalcy
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The Earth's rotation returns to her normal pace within days of the 12th Planet's passage. In fact, the return occurs faster
than a mirror image of the stoppage of rotation, due to the 12th Planet leaving the Solar System at a faster clip than the
speed at which it entered. When the 12th Planet enters the Solar System, it begins what is essentially a dive for the
Sun. As a repulsion force prevents contact, the 12th Planet in essence ricochets off the Sun, zooming past and on out of
the Solar System. Thus, within a day of the passage, the Earth begins to rotate again, and within a day or two has
returned to her normal pace or rotation. Nevertheless, during an adjustment period that may last several months or
even years, rotation may be a bit erratic. One should not set the clock on a 24 hour day, at least not at first.
Where the Earth found the approach of the 12th Planet creating confusion in her magnetic field, the decades following
a passage of the 12th Planet are in the main a mirror image of the decades leading up to the passage. However, the
Earth's return to a normal magnetic field state is delayed by several years due to the turnaround and return of the 12th
Planet. As we have explained, during the coming passage, the 12th Planet will pass close to the Earth on the first pass,
but be on the opposite side of the Sun on the second pass. Nevertheless, by slowing down and hanging around during
the turnaround, the 12th Planet continues to magnetically confuse the core of the Earth by being yet another influence
the Earth must deal with. Thus, compasses will behave erratically for a number of decades after the passage.
A gloomy atmosphere, with the cloud cover seemingly on the ground, will last for at least two decades and then
dissipate over the next several years. Several factors are at play here, causing this situation. First, the atmosphere was
in essence torn away during the 12th Planet's passage, and is in a process of rebuilding. Second, volcanoes that erupted
during the pole shift continue to burp ash into the atmosphere, creating a dense cloud cover. Even after these volcanoes
become inactive, the ash that has been thrown into the atmosphere takes some times to settle. As the atmosphere is
thin, it tends to drop any water it picks up rather readily. Clouds, after all, are water vapor, but when clouds cannot
waft high they are subject to slow motion and bumping into things that cause condensation. Thus, it seems to be
raining continuously, at least in a drizzle.
Vegetation regrows in proportion to the sunlight than manages to work its way though the dense cloud cover. At first,
there is only a brave sprout of two, which quickly gets eaten by anything hungry in the vicinity. Due to the damp and
cloudy environment, many plant species simply do not appear until the climate changes, and then, activated by the
climatic conditions that their DNA has become programmed to react to, the seeds magically sprout. Forests that had
been leveled by hurricane winds or burned to the ground during firestorms regrow from seedlings. Within a few
decades, young forests have reappeared, as have lush meadows and marshlands. Opportunistic vegetation eventually
gets pushed aside as the climate worldwide returns to normal. For hundreds of years, however, the vegetation in any
given region may have a different appearance that it will ultimately, due to this type of adjustment.
Wildlife, being mobile, rebounds more readily than the vegetation. Wildlife tends to wander until it finds a hospitable
home, and there park until matters improve. Many species will seem extinct, where they are merely decimated in
number and staying close to where conditions are optimal. As they regrow in numbers and the habitat improves, they
return to their venturesome ways, and thus, to mankind, seem to suddenly reappear. Fish fare better, particularly if
ocean going, as the oceans are not traumatized in the same manner that land life is. In fact, due to the increased carbon
dioxide in the air after a pole shift, the kelp and other plant life in the ocean thrives, creating a life cycle reaction that
benefits ocean life. As man, the great plunderer, has essentially disappeared, species that had almost gone extinct will
be on the rebound.
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ZetaTalk: How to Prepare
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