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A Stargate is a vortex of energy wave spectrum that connects into multiple other dimensions within the [[Universal Time Matrix|Universal time space matrix]]. Stargates are an organic part of the the mechanics of creation and function as the core manifestation template of Universal creation, which is the holographic architecture called the [[12 Tree Grid]]. There are 12 original [[Planetary Gates]]. The main planetary gates open into the Galactic and Universal Stargates at the end of evolutionary cycles. These were sealed off by the [[Guardian Founder Races]] due to severe damage and control by Negative Alien Races [[NAA]]. As a result many [[Starseed]]s and [[Indigo]] 1's have agreed to incarnate on the planet during the [[Ascension]] cycle to help repair planetary [[Ley Lines]] and embody Stargates. | A Stargate is a vortex of energy wave spectrum that connects into multiple other dimensions within the [[Universal Time Matrix|Universal time space matrix]]. Stargates are an organic part of the the mechanics of creation and function as the core manifestation template of Universal creation, which is the holographic architecture called the [[12 Tree Grid]]. There are 12 original [[Planetary Gates]]. The main planetary gates open into the Galactic and Universal Stargates at the end of evolutionary cycles. These were sealed off by the [[Guardian Founder Races]] due to severe damage and control by Negative Alien Races [[NAA]]. As a result many [[Starseed]]s and [[Indigo]] 1's have agreed to incarnate on the planet during the [[Ascension]] cycle to help repair planetary [[Ley Lines]] and embody Stargates. | ||
==12 in 1== | |||
The Stargates are directed by the planetary [[Lightbody]] of the second layer of the [[Crystal Seals Grid]] in the [[12 Tree Grid]]. They form 12 seals and one to form a energy grid in the the physical realm. A [[Stargate]] is like an energetic program that has 12 Pyramids above the One Great Pyramid. | |||
Term first found in HGS Manual: Page 67 | Term first found in HGS Manual: Page 67 | ||