0428 Assault on the Sanctuary Fleet
0428 Assault on the Sanctuary Fleet
Private Live Chat
28th April, 2021
MEntity: Hello to you, Connor and Sharvari. We are here, now. We can begin.
Connor: Hello again, Michael!
Let’s talk about the outbreak of bloodshed during the Caretaker - Pleiadian War from 6 million years ago which culminated in our removal from the Sirius System.
Here is part of what you told me when I asked you about the Caretaker - Pleiadian War: “MEntity: Most of the war was fairly calm and diplomatic, even as there was a great deal of grief, chaos, and confusion. However, in the final weeks before full extraction/transportation, the war escalated as Pleiadians called for the shutting down of the program and imprisonment of anyone involved, including sympathizers. A full attack was launched on facilities and ships of the caretakers who had established large sanctuaries by this time. We would say that the program was only at about 75% of its success in terms of acclimating and coordinating for relocation when it was attacked. Some, including our channel, "remember" that night as an explosive battle broke out and several ships, caretakers, and "humans" were lost to the battle. The Pleiadians were not very skilled at war but were quite skilled at disruption and corruption, so while they did not win others to their fearful cause, they did manage to make the experience as miserable and as painful as possible.”
Later, when I followed up about the Pleiadian Allies who helped the Caretakers get us off-planet, here is part of what you said: “MEntity: Once the Pleiadians became aware of the impending launches, an all out assault was launched. Some of the broader population were still in the process of bringing their "humans" to the extraction point. Many of them were killed. Though it did not go smoothly, we did manage to successfully launch. And here we are. Because of this unnecessary and violent all-out assault, the broader population of Pleiadians were shunned and banned from most social and economic exchanges. Top ranking leaders were held accountable and punished.”
I would like to focus today’s session on the battle which broke out when the Caretakers’ Sanctuary Fleet was attacked by Pleiadians. I want you to take a deep dive into the records of this battle and give me a play-by-play on how it unfolded. A “Battle Report,” if you will. To that end, I’ve drafted four questions which should help provide you with a workable structure.
Question ONE: Can you describe exactly how the Pleiadians launched their assault on the Sanctuary Fleet? Did the Caretakers fight back?
Question TWO: Please describe the fighting. Was there hand-to-hand combat? How many were killed?
Question THREE: I died in the Culling, but you said Troy (his past life at the time) was present for this battle. Can you comment on what he experienced?
Question FOUR: Can you describe how the battle ended and its aftermath?
MEntity:
In response to ONE: The assault was quite spontaneous and rolled out as a panic strike. When it became known that the sanctuary ships were successfully hosting humans that would be transported to another location for continued existence, Pleiadian fleets were dispatched to disable the sanctuary ships. As we have said, this was not a particularly strategic group and their assault was quite a mess.
Targeting transportation systems was not precise so several sanctuary ships were simply destroyed with all on board. To deter crowds from accessing the ships for delivery of humans meant bombarding the ground with assault, which resulted in mass slaughter.
We describe the entire cycle of conflict as a war, but this particular night was an assault. There was no fighting back.
The assault lasted for what would be the equivalent of about 6 hours.
There was no hand-to-hand combat, at least, not in any strategic or meaningful way. Most Pleiadians were not on the ground.
In response to TWO: there was little to no ground combat, but the loss of life would have been in the thousands. We think this number was approximately 3000, at least.
Connor: Including Arcturians? The sanctuary ships were Arcturian, and I assume there were Arcturian crewmembers to operate the ships.
MEntity:
In response to THREE: Troy ran for "his" life along with his adopters and his sister. They made it aboard, and his adopters made it home, safely. He "remembers" the "w"-shaped ships racing above and firing down upon the crowds and ships.
He never saw his adopters again.
In response to FOUR: The battle ended abruptly and chaos ensued for what might be considered a week before focus could be turned to those who brought on the assault.
Other questions: Oh yes, many Arcturians lost their lives.
Sharvari: Seems to me like a terrorist attack.
MEntity: It would be fair to consider it so, but it straddled the line. Much like the American insurrectionists in your current time. Technically, this was a terrorist attack, but many would not refer to it as such for various reasons.
Connor: You said the broader Pleiadian public was shunned from Sirian social life. But you also said Pleiadian leaders who were responsible for the attack were held accountable and punished. How were the Pleiadian leaders punished?
Sounds like the leaders' punishment went further than the shunning, which is why I ask.
MEntity:
The social reaction to Pleiadians was uncoordinated and merely a response that was felt to be the only real way to cope with and process what had happened: separate from those who caused harm.
The more official responses were forced removal from any position of value or influence within shared bodies of government, science, society, even medicine. Pleiadians had their "own home" so it was not a dangerous call to remove them from interplanetary details. Being banned from interplanetary influence was considered enough punishment.
Connor: Geraldine is another who survived the experience of traveling from Sirius to Earth. Can you describe Geraldine's experience of this battle?
I wish we could explore my own experience, but I was inconveniently dead at this time. From what you shared, Sharvari was not incarnating either.
MEntity:
Geraldine shared in a similar experience to Troy and boarded the same ship. This was one of their early bonding experiences. Her adopters were killed, however.
She would not know that until Review.
Connor: What was this like for those of us who were on the Astral at the time?
I was dead, Sharvari was discarnate. Our Astral Plane was part of the Sirius System, but our Astral Plane moved as well when we were transferred. Sharvari thinks this event would have caused 'ripples' on the Astral.
What was it like to be on the Astral and experience our entire Astral Plane moving to another star system?
MEntity:
In almost all cases where a mass event occurs, the Astral is highly tuned in with observational platforms and group gatherings to witness the events. In this case, for those who were discarnate, it was quite emotional and terrifying. For those who died shortly before or during the assault, they were immediately escorted to reception spaces specifically set up for orientation and healing before Review.
The relocation of Astral Plane is relative to the members of the species, so as the bodies relocated, so did the Plane.
Sharvari: I suppose this ties in to the larger question of what discarnate Essences feel when their Entity members are going through horrible things on the Physical Plane.
MEntity: Yes, the experiences of those in the Physical Plane are not without witness from the Astral. When those in the Physical Plane are suffering, and when that suffering is escalated across a population, the equivalent of something like FEMA is launched. This is the case in Syria at the moment, for example. There is little that can be done in these cases that affect the Physical experience, but the emotional network is instantly at the ready for those who die or are receptive. Survival demands can block all flow from the Astral, so most of the support received is upon death.
Sharvari: That last point is fascinating.
Connor: There is a movie called Nosso Lar (Astral City: A Spiritual Journey) which depicts something like that happening during the Holocaust for the victims.
Sharvari: Does the age of the Essences matter? Most of our Design would have been Infant or lower at this time. Do the Essences of our Caretakers help us process the trauma on the Astral?
MEntity:
The ages of Essence matter in regard to how world events are observed and experienced. In those Infant stages, the events were paralyzing and created their own levels of necessity for recovery. In older stages, the events range from profound compassion that can shift through the Physical Plane to be felt and harnessed by the living, to being morbidly comical and great fodder for party nights together.
We wish to clarify that no one's suffering is ever considered comical. Deaths can be quite funny and scenarios that are unnecessarily made complicated and deadly by individuals can be funny. But oppression, war, and the like are never funny.
There some events and experiences that will never be funny.
We must conclude here for today. Good day to each of you. Goodbye, for now.
Connor: Thank you, Michael and Troy! Amazing work, as always.
Sharvari: Thanks, Troy and Michael!
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I was on the edge of my seat during this exchange.
Michael powered through my four questions within the first thirty minutes, which was far quicker than I expected. They burned through my backup questions pretty quickly, too. Thankfully, @SharvariJ was around with her own questions ready, and together we made good use of the remaining time. The exchange with Michael started out like being in a quiet movie theater, then it transitioned into a busy cafe.
The description of this attack speaks for itself. Usually I would ask about my own experience of an event like this, but I was not incarnating when it happened, and Michael had already mentioned Troy's participation in an earlier exchange. The glimpse of Troy and Geraldine helped bring a more visceral perspective to the battle: running for your life. I know what that is like. @Troy, what an odd question, but do you have any 'memories' or dreams of running for your life while "W-shaped ships" rained death from above?
I did not expect to take that deep dive into the Astral Plane towards the end, but Michael was going very quickly and the conversation naturally meandered in that direction. I really appreciate when Michael is able to tie the subject matter to what is happening today. So far, the mob in the Capitol Riots have been compared to the Pleiadians and the Sea Peoples from the Late Bronze Age Collapse. Not a good resume.
The reference to FEMA-like Astral activity in Syria was very interesting, and it reminded me of the the movie I mentioned: Astral City: A Spiritual Journey. I much prefer the original Portuguese title, Nosso Lar, which translates to "Our Home." This is a film about which I have posted on TLE several times. It is a work of art. The movie is an adaptation of an autobiography written by an Astral fragment (through a channel via automatic writing). It is about a man who wakes up in the Lower Astral (sort of like Hell) after living almost entirely in his Negative Poles. Over the course of the movie, he lives in a city known as "Our Home" which specializes in helping people out of the Lower Astral, he returns to his Positive Poles, and he experiences a spiritual awakening.
The most beautiful sequence in the film comes when the Governor of Our Home announces the ramping up of services due to the outbreak of World War II. Then the inhabitants of Our Home go out to welcome the incoming souls of people who died in the Holocaust. Support for the Holocaust victims was immediate, and the sequence was very similar to what Michael described.
Eventually I would like to ask Michael about the validity of Astral City: A Spiritual Journey. I think its depiction of the Astral is pretty spot-on, although the afterlife depicted seems to be more for Baby, Young, and Mature Souls. Our own afterlives will probably look very different. Seriously, find a way to watch this film if you have not already seen it.