2016-07-12-Living Sparingly

Session

Opening

Mathew: “I’ll be here for the duration, but I’ll speak with you after. Here now is the Scribe, my dear foreign friends.”

The Scribe: “I greet you my friends and students. We’ve had our eyes on you since you were small children, equipped for a task, and you have made us proud, to be sure.

“Previously it was indicated to you that an all-out WWIII might decidedly devastate this world. We (celestials) are hopeful we will be able to convince you all of this, either subliminally or if that fails, directly. There is no denying that your technologies have by far outstripped your progress as a spiritual people, your ability to experience true compassion in very many of you and indeed, common sense in more than a few.

Lesson

“Today the subject is cycles. Cycles are regular events, like the tides and like a day lasting some 12 hours, as does the night. Many of the cycles last much longer and some don’t lend themselves to being timed accurately. Some of these cycles are still unknown to you, but I can and I will tell you that some of them — quite a number of them — bear with me here — will all find their low point during 2016 and 2017 for an economic low of rather a long duration.

“To live rather ‘sparingly’ throughout the coming years and ensure that you have some ‘back-up’ funds for difficult times to come would be a wise move. Few are alive today who remember anything about the 1930’s depression and even fewer would be ready for a calamity of that kind, of that size or worse. It is a fact that many with ultimate faith in government and the economy have much debt and live from paycheck to paycheck.

This transmission would normally be brought to you by your Teachers as was Of Barter, Money, and Currency. However, the usual resources are presently otherwise occupied. With this I say my goodbyes and I thank you for your willingness to take in their recommendations through my person.

Mathew: “Whether animals are ‘live-carried’ onto a planet or evolved in situ on a decimal world they react well to us. We Midwayers can ‘draw a tiger into our realm’ and for a time have it as a docile pet, as you well know. However, as the human planetary population matures and grows, inevitably, there is less room for animals. Agriculture, for instance, makes species disappear, so does pollution, whilst domestication makes a few others proliferate. Generally, the older the planet and the larger the human population, the greater the number of species in extinction]] or near extinction.

“The times about to arrive, of which our enlighted Teacher here speaks, will cause some species to die out. Be aware and do what you can for the animals during those times. This is Midwayer Mathew, over and out.”

Note

Receiver’s note: It’s all well and good to claim I’m not a Specialist and must therefore be OK with messages that are not as such spiritual in nature. Fine, that is as it always was since 1972. However, the above information was for now the last the Scribe wanted to divulge.