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Re: UK Radiant Zone
 

Hi
It is interesting reading your posts. People are so connected.
With regards locations and dates, a small group have come together in Carmarthen area all with simular visions. We have been awake for a long time and, recently, had very specific info to leave UK,Europe by June 2009. Human events, pandemics, war etc, will be apparent by the end of 2009 and increase through 2010 and are seen as distractions with consiquence. December 2010 shows a cataclismic event that takes people by suprise. The message has been "dont get distracted by these events. Listen to your intuition/heart and act. Believe and trust"
I am sailing North. Others are moving to Australia. If you are being told to move then move.
Blessings to you all

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Avebury is an amazing place, I've been working in a village just the other side of it for a few weeks so have been driving through each day, every now and again I park up and go sit on a stone for a while :original:

We are so lucky living in the UK to have such places :tongue2:

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FIND A POSITIVE OUTCOME IN 2012

If we can go beyond fear and embrace the positive aspects of the vast changes happening during the next five years, we can all find a more constructive framework for looking at 2012. This will enable us to find positive directions for our personal reorientation to the New World situation and sleep more soundly at night.

A love-based approach linked to Spiritual opening can transform our perception and overall experience of this huge personal challenge, as the Earth goes through a vast planetary initiation. This approach can provide a real foundation for building self-sufficient communities as some folks have suggested. Pooling resources to obtain some fertile land is both possible and desirable. Various pioneers have demonstrated that it is quite possible to subtly circumvent planning restrictions. It’s time to get down to work!

For more insights go to: www.revolutionof2012.net/2012andbeyond.html

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I chose a house on a hill ten years ago when I was looking for a place to live after I inherited a bit of money. It was one of the cheapest houses in Britain at the time and probably still is. It's about 900ft above sea level in a semi-rural terraced village. The local shop/post office just closed and I feel a bit isolated.

I don't think I'll be 'going' anywhere but if things get very nasty I could do with some helpful companions. I could probably accommodate about 3 or 4 people, mabe more if things get really bad.

While I'm not too worried here about flooding or tidal surges I do worry about war and breakdown of society and Avian flu etc.

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