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Originally Posted by Illumination
Thank you for the gorgeous nacreous cloud pictures!
But they are not the same as these:
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This is a STRANGE skyscape... I wish I were a meteorologist
It reminds me of this comment though. It's hard to know what's natural these days.
http://the-goldenthread.proboards.co...read=1&page=13
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The changes that are occurring are (in part) as a result of the actions or lack of actions on our part and the systems are reacting accordingly.
If we "seed" the atmosphere with particles of <fill in your chemical of preference>, then the resulting chemical reaction can and does alter the atmospheric components. When this occurs, the interaction of the atmosphere with the extra-atmosphere forces can introduce functional differences, simply due to the altered composition(s) now in place. This is crudely put. There are many steps not listed. However, it is a basic theory that can be elaborated upon at a later date.
Anyway, given the above: if we continuously change our "biological system components", these components react accordingly to the changes introduced and our "systems" enter into an "altered state", which in turn edit our state of "being".
Like an engine - I'll call it a "life engine". If the electromagnetic particles that stream from the sun (as it interacts on a stellar level with multi-dimensional cosmic components) reacts with the environmental components of the Earth and these components have undergone extensive editing (as we fiddle with the environment at any level), the resulting reactions may not be to the benefit of our biological systems (which have also undergone editing). The Sun makes no moral judgement - it simply works with what it has or doesn't have. We can't "blame the Sun" (although there are those who will) for reacting in such a manner. It is simply going about its business ... a stellar response to the proverbial "Be careful what you ask for".
We are not the only "ones" interacting with our "system(s)". There are many "engines" engaged in the processes of "life". While our perspectives may be (self-) limited to what we perceive in a 3D "state", this does not preclude or exclude us from a multi-dimensional, multi-universal interactive state of "being".