In less than a week’s time, we’ll arrive at Aug. 21, 2012, just four short months (and passing more swiftly each day, apparently), 120 days, from the date popularly agreed-upon as the day of our shift to a higher vibration.

I personally am withdrawing more and more energy and attention from anything that holds me to this Third Dimension, with its separative and dualistic ways of perceiving, valuing and doing.

Previously if a person wanted to ascend from one dimension to another, the “initiate” had to pass through many tests and trials.

If you read the Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ by Levi, (1) you’ll watch the young Jesus pass through a series of rigorous initiations before being accepted as a master. If you read St. Germain’s The Most Holy Trinosophia, (2) you’ll be offered a glimpse of the trials St. Germain needed to pass through to become the same.

15 August 2012 Patrick Sullivan

Lona/Rai: Hello Patrick we are glad to be co-communicating once again.

Pat: I am glad to be together again!

Lona: We do have some dimensional news for those that would choose to hear. The time is upon us to move from the inner to the outer. We mean this metaphorically and for us here within Gaia, physically and dimensionally.

As a light worker or any being that deliberately chooses growth, or for those that are non-deliberate or as is termed ‘under the veil’, in the creation of their life we have known that the outer life of a being is mostly a reflection of that which is inside, emotions and thoughts. This experience is neither ‘good’ nor ‘bad’ as termed. If one is happy within then there usually is an abundance of experiences and people that are joyous in nature within and without that person.

  Michael through Ron Head August 15, 2012

SLIGHT CHANCE OF FLARES: NOAA forecasters estimate a 15% chance of M-class solar flares today. Sunspot AR1543 has a 'beta-gamma' magnetic field that harbors energy for such eruptions. Solar Flare alerts: text, phone.

PERSEID RECAP: Earth is exiting the debris stream of Comet Swift-Tuttle, source of the annual Perseid meteor shower. According to the International Meteor Organization, the shower peaked on August 12th with ~120 meteors per hour. NASA's network of all-sky meteor cameras photographed and measured the orbits of nearly 300 Perseid fireballs:

In the diagram, above, the location of Earth is denoted by a red splat. The orbit of parent comet Swift-Tuttle is traced in purple. The comet itself does not intersect Earth (good thing), but many of its meteoroids do hit our planet.