0227 Twelve Pleiadians Who Saved Humanity
0227 Twelve Pleiadians Who Saved Humanity
POF 26th February, 2020
ConnorB: Hello again, Michael ♥
It’s time to once again revisit the story of our origins in the Sirius System. Last time, I asked you about the Pleiadian Allies who subverted plans from within to help the Caretakers rescue Humanity from extinction in the Sirius System. You said that although there were over a hundred Pleiadian Allies, there were “12 fragments who were of particular focus”.
Let’s take a closer look at those 12 Pleiadians. Who were they, and what role did they play in ensuring the success of the Caretaker rescue operation? You mentioned a chain of events which had to take place to allow for our successful departure, and maybe today you can elaborate more on what exactly those events were.
MEntity:
The fragments in question were 3 Sages, 3 Scholars, 4 Servers, and 2 Warriors. These fragments were in various key positions from Media to scientific position to security positions that helped to keep a system of communication and planning alive. Their roles were quite elaborate in pulling off the necessary events that allowed for successful extraction. The general scenario was that those in position of Media reported a false event that drew resources into focus on that scenario, allowing for key resources to be directed to the actual extractions.
The redirection of attention and security resources allowed for those in key positions of resources and security to "do their thing" and set into motion the steps necessary for departure.
These fragments have cycled off and reside in the Astral. They were memorialized by science and educational and security systems to honor what they helped to accomplish in saving a sentient species.
The chain of events started as a reporting on a dire incident that would require security resources to be rerouted, allowing for those in key positions to escort humans to key locations where those in key security positions could then ensure a safe collection and departure. The window was tight and it was pulled off seamlessly, though with strong retaliation.
Though more elaboration is possible, it would be difficult to convey those more detailed contexts, but this is the gist.
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Michael and Troy deliver yet again!
This story keeps getting cooler and cooler, and I can see it all playing out in my mind like a TV series with an ensemble cast. I'm satisfied with the extent to which the Pleiadian Allies' contribution has been fleshed out. I'm a bit surprised at how much more detail Michael and Troy were able to deliver, and I agree with Michael that there probably isn't a whole lot more to be extracted. One thing I do still wonder is whether or not the Pleiadian Allies faced any retribution from other Pleiadians for what they did.
The Pleiadian Allies have captured my imagination. We've known about the Caretakers for a while, and they are very inspiring, but it is not surprising that the Caretakers did what they did, because honoring and appreciating life is literally in the Caretakers' DNA. Seeing Pleiadians step up and do the right thing is much more surprising. If we can get our act together, and if Humanity can claim its rightful place in the interstellar community, I am convinced the healing between Humanity and Pleiadians will be helped by knowing and studying this specific piece of history.
Funnily enough, I concluded Origins IV: A Few Good Pleiadians with wondering how well known in history the Pleiadian Allies are in Sirian history today, 6 million years later, and although I did not include it in this question, Michael addressed it anyway. If the Allies are memorialized as Michael describes, they should be an easily accessible piece of Sirian history. That will be a fun thing to validate for some lucky future incarnation of mine.