This is interesting.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

https://thesuperbeings.net/page/outline



On this site you'll find out what is really happening on Earth and why, and how we as a growing group of superbeings are in this to be instrumental in the outcome and its planned success.

For about 80,000 years, we have all (which includes you) been involved in a carefully orchestrated evolution, set to reach a challenging point of transition, an evolutionary leap into a 4th density continuum, now and in the coming years. It has galactic genetic implications. The last such evolutionary leap took place when Neanderthal man gave way to homo sapiens sapiens, and in some places on Earth that transition took no more than two generations.

To cause that relatively rapid evolutionary leap, our heliosphere (the Solar System’s “atmosphere”), in its ponderous transit
around the galactic core, entered and started to react with a higher energy zone in galactic space. This zone and its interactions with our Sun were the deciding factors for what kind of human would be needed to carry through from that time to now (with a few tweaks in between) essentially forcing that last major evolutionary leap.

(Lots more reading at the link.)

[yonder]

1. I'm usually game...till I'm not, AND the site didn't ask for a donation.

What I did read is out there. Way out.

[dhill926]

2. well...if this is the case...

hurry up already!

[Manifestor_of_Light]

3. The guy who runs the site is an alchemist.

Okay, who am I to say he's not telling the truth? Deep stuff. Seems to be very well grounded in chemistry and seems to have a lot less woo-woo going on than some other people. I am investigating.

[randr]

4. Neanderthals did not evolve into homo sapians

[yonder]

5. I read a little more today...interesting, but out there.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

6. I talked to the guy today.

I was intrigued and trying to find out more about this guy. He has a peaceful and organized vibe and seems to know a helluva lot about chemistry. There's so much woo-woo floating around out there that take scientific principles and run them far beyond their original that seem stupid, but this guy seems to have less of that.

My hubby is a physicist and babbles about quarks all the time. He's started investigating Nassim Haramein's ideas of the multiverse. This guy Jason Davis knows about Haramein.

[bobnicewander]

7. Game Over

You have been caught.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

8. I have no idea what that means.