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Many of the Galactic and Planetary Grid Workers have been setting up communication links that act as "handshake hub fields" to help the Guardian Races with this Purpose! [access the new communication links needed to become a dual communication exchange]. These are spinning vortexes moving into shaped Toroidal Fields with a neutral core (an example is our 12D Hub) which are designed for multi-purposes. One purpose is to step down zero point and cosmic Christ intelligences into larger field matrices that act as a buffer to stabilize the earth surface. | Many of the Galactic and Planetary Grid Workers have been setting up communication links that act as "handshake hub fields" to help the Guardian Races with this Purpose! [access the new communication links needed to become a dual communication exchange]. These are spinning vortexes moving into shaped Toroidal Fields with a neutral core (an example is our 12D Hub) which are designed for multi-purposes. One purpose is to step down zero point and cosmic Christ intelligences into larger field matrices that act as a buffer to stabilize the earth surface. | ||
==References== | |||
[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/149-newsletter-2008/1535-cosmic-vacuum March 2008 Newsletter] | |||
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[[Category: HGS Manual]] | [[Category: HGS Manual]] | ||
Revision as of 02:45, 18 November 2012
Many of the Galactic and Planetary Grid Workers have been setting up communication links that act as "handshake hub fields" to help the Guardian Races with this Purpose! [access the new communication links needed to become a dual communication exchange]. These are spinning vortexes moving into shaped Toroidal Fields with a neutral core (an example is our 12D Hub) which are designed for multi-purposes. One purpose is to step down zero point and cosmic Christ intelligences into larger field matrices that act as a buffer to stabilize the earth surface.
References
Term first found: Page 25, HGS Manual