It’s fascinating how the idea of cancelled contracts is a theme of late. All I can say about this information is, Make it So.
- At 4:55, she says, “What I heard about Iraq this morning is music to my ears, and I have been dancing and dancing and dancing. I went to bed last night knowing that a whole new world was about to open up for all of us.” She never gets to exactly what that news was.
- She woke up to news about Iraq and realized that what Zmu told her last night “is absolutely bang on.” Also, no word on Zmu’s message.
- The Galactic Council (Pleiadians, mostly) released her from her commitment to the Alliance, so the physical contract between her and the Alliance has been “torn up.”
“I am 100% free from the Alliance.”- Skye says this most likely means “you will never see me again.”
- There’s more to happen over the next two days (Monday and Tuesday).
- Notifications, bonds and groups are scheduled to pay out this week.
- We are hours or days away from receiving 4B notifications.
- For the future of med beds, this means that the military and the Secret Space program takes over. There’s only 5 senior med bed educators (she’s one), and she thinks it likely that they’ll send another one here to take over what she was contracted to do.
- She goes on from there with her personal observations about working with the Alliance. <gripe alert>
- Skye has a weird aside about an interaction with Baal in which that entity said it was created by those who like to sacrifice children in order to have an excuse to do so (i.e. Baal required it.)
- She postulates that non-believers (in med beds) are primarily taking that stand because they don’t want to be disappointed.
- Throughout her presentation, she states clearly on how miserable it’s been, as an empath, to be constantly called a liar and a scammer for what she does.
- IF things move forward as she’s been told, and as they have been happening, she urges us to get our shit together to be prepared for redemption appointments, project pitches and med bed sessions. Do something fun to raise your vibe, because it makes you clear-headed and calm, more ready to deal with stress and anxiety.
- Visualize every detail of your med bed appointment. Start believing it, start feeling it. Recovering nicely from the appointment starts with good preparation.
- There are no med bed cards or tickets. If you’re a humanitarian, there will be invitations.
- When you come out of the med bed session, you’ll feel buzzy and strange. The more sick you are now, the more you’ll feel this.
- Possibly within a couple hours after your redemption appointment, you’ll receive an email with an invitation to use the med beds before they go public. You can share the invitation with family and friends (individual people), but not publicly, not in groups, not on social media. The previously stated restrictions on who to share it with apply: they have to be able to both sign an NDA and be able to support themselves without showing up at a job, at least until they go public.
- She says to be prepared for an all day affair if you’ll have a bunch of people with you. Your entourage and you will all be done on the same day. Med bed centers will be open 24/7, depending on the location and the number of people in that area.
- Sequence of events: Go to reception ~ waiting room ~ scan session ~ waiting room ~ med bed team consultation ~ 1/2 to one hour in the prep room ~ med bed session ~ emerge feeling weird ~ drink water ~ eat chocolate ~ get dressed ~ get new ID if your appearance is drastically different.
- Probably while you’re in one of the waiting areas, you’ll be given a iPad to do some shopping on for things like a replicator, 3 sets of clothes, 3 sets of underwear, one set of sleepwear and one pair of shoes. I wonder if there’ll be substitutions for those who prefer going commando or bareback, as it were…maybe extra socks or something.
- Moving on (and we’re only halfway through)…
- All those lovely new things will be ready for you when you emerge from your procedure. I’ll be crafting my outfits in the imaginal realm ahead of time…perhaps one of them will resemble what I currently wear when on a ship above the planet.
- We’ll be given contact information to handle various issues that might arise, like counseling, questions, and any kind of support that’s needed.
- Once you book your med bed appointment, you’re out of the medical system completely. The med bed center is your new hospital. You don’t need to explain to any medical professional why you’re cancelling your appointments, just cancel them.
- If a loved one is staying in some 3D care center and they won’t release them, contact the med bed team, and they will organize the paperwork to get them out.
- If there’s a custody issue over a child, the med bed team will step in and do what’s best for the child.
- Not including age regression, someone like her 80 year old mom will go to being about a healthy 45 or 50 year old. Someone who can drive, who can walk and who’s pain-free suddenly will have some adjusting to do. Everyone who has a med bed session will be given the name and contact information for a counselor. The mental and emotional challenge will be real.
- The advice is that within the first 30 days after your session, go to the beach wearing the teeniest bikini you can find, and wear it often. It flips your brain into confidence. Men get to wear a Budgie Smuggler (shriek!), aka Speedo. I’ll spare you the illustration for this one…
“Get excited, and start getting shit done, because this is about to drop. If they’re true to their word, and so far they have been…the last few days, a hundred percent. Every single thing they said they would do, they’ve done.”
- Get into the vibration of healing, of doing projects and not just dreaming about them.
At around 52 minutes in, she starts fielding questions.