SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2020 - ALIEN CONTACT AND EXCHANGE

FROM MARY BARR, CERTIFIED HYPNOTHERAPIST

CONVERSATIONS WITH THE ZETAS. EXCERPTS FROM ALIEN GAME CHANGER AT: http://bit.lalien game changer.

TRITON'S CURIOUS ORBIT; ACTIVE LIFE BETWEEN SOLAR SYSTEMS; WATER PLANET DISCOVERY; ZETA RETICULI 1 AND 2 SURVIVAL ASSETS.

Why is Triton moving in opposite orbit of the expected orbit for Neptune?

Neptune was struck by an object, which was absorbed and created the orbital rotation path that is not consistent with the other planets. Triton orbits in a polar alignment, which is not on the plane with the other orbiting planets. The planet originally rotated in a pattern where it reversed itself, yet the moon (Triton) continues to orbit in its original path. The planet suffered a cataclysmic collision, which changed its alignment. The planet survived as well, but the effects of this collision are still evident. These are things yet to be known by your species because you would not have anything to compare it with. In time, as you explore other solar systems, you will see new things that will enlighten you about the origins of your own solar system. You do not yet have the experience of interstellar travel to put the many things you observe into their proper perspective. 

I suspect that we are not looking at a large enough view of the interactions.

This is only natural. In your scientific process, you can only know what exists based on what you observe. Your powers of observation are confined at the moment, but are expanding rapidly. It is only a fair assessment. It is part of your scientific process. You can speculate, but it is based on facts, which you observe. It is only to be expected that you would form certain conclusions. As you log what you observe in the Universe, you will see that this is an example of what would result from such a collision.

Of those things that affect the Earth, its orbit, its temperature, etc., to what extend do these effects expand beyond our own galaxy?

There are conditions of space that exist in your solar system and beyond your solar system. You understand this, and you are sending out probes at what is high velocity for you, but it is painfully slow for us to observe. In time, you will learn the border between the influence of interplanetary space with the environment of deep space, and you will see the contrast that exists. You will see, in perspective, what influences your solar system. The void of deep space is quite empty. The spaces in between the local solar system, by comparison, are relatively busy, with many elements interacting. There are many comets, asteroids, and elements that are part of the solar system. There are islands of activity in between the vast emptiness of space (which is not truly empty). There is dark energy and dark matter, as well, which exists between these solar systems. You are beginning to discover this.

Thank you so much for that. We have recently discovered a water planet.

Yes. It was spotted by your Hubble.

I didn’t get anything on it other than the discovery. I don’t know if they meant entirely covered by water or mostly water.

It is mostly liquid water.

For us, the unusual aspect is that the water is in a liquid state.

It is in the ‘Goldilocks’ zone, and it is a larger planet of oceans. It is one more example of the abundance of life that you are slowly discovering. The recent advantages in technology are creating a golden age of discovery in astronomy that we take for granted. It is new to you. We delight in your discoveries.

Are most of these oceans on other planets salt water?

Mostly. They have various degrees of alkali. Water is more abundant than you realize. It exists in various forms in the Universe. Hydrogen and oxygen are common elements throughout the Universe. Also carbon. There is a combination of carbon-based life, from which we ultimately evolved. Our silicon modifications are only recent in our evolution. Most life that forms is carbon-based and combined with oxygen and hydrogen to form water. This creates a beneficial nursery for life virtually everywhere, where the conditions are correct. It is almost inevitable. It is almost hard for life not to exist.

Regarding this water planet. I am going to assume this newly discovered planet has sea life. Is there any kind of land life?

The life created early in the oceans eventually, like on Earth, moved up onto land surfaces, what land surfaces there were. Many land masses exist to varying degrees on these water planets. Our planet has the same land area as your planet, but our planet is larger, almost twice as large.

I think that is a plus.

As a result, our oceans are larger, but this provides us with the oxygen-creating elements for our atmosphere in great abundance, so we have a thicker blanket of abilities to support life as we know it.

And good air to breathe.

Good air to breathe in the form of respirations. Our population is strictly controlled, and we are interconnected with  our  planet in a spiritual and physical sense. Much like your Native Americans respect the land, so we also respect the land on our planet. We have many of the same values, and we have a planet that affords us a great luxury of abundance, a kind of garden.

You probably know that I love gardens.

Yes. I choose that word to help in visualization. Often in our communication there is verbal exchange with words rather than complex images.

I can well imagine that it would be confining for you.

Yes, but do not be concerned. It is just part of the interaction that we enjoy. Sometimes impressions can be placed in you in nonverbal ways. I think you are aware of this.

Yes.