Miriam Delicado Interview, Your Views?

peacelovinman · 09-26-2008, 07:32 PM

The message resonated with me even if the lady didn't. There is something about her manner that made me veer between discomfort and a hypnotic state as I gazed into those beautiful, if a little unnerving, eyes.

The message is what we have been hearing from contactees for many years.

The "twist" at the end surprised me. I agree that "seeds" are the key. In my opinion, we need to begin on a local level to encourage people to grow their own food. Anything from digging up their own lawn to community gardens.

Miriam mentions that certain people feel "stirred" into action at this time - the proof that this is correct is here on this forum!

But what action do we take for the best...?

And where do we need to be located to be safe in the years to come...?

09-26-2008, 07:32 PM	#11
peacelovinman Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 141	Re: Miriam Delicado Interview, Your Views? The message resonated with me even if the lady didn't. There is something about her manner that made me veer between discomfort and a hypnotic state as I gazed into those beautiful, if a little unnerving, eyes. The message is what we have been hearing from contactees for many years. The "twist" at the end surprised me. I agree that "seeds" are the key. In my opinion, we need to begin on a local level to encourage people to grow their own food. Anything from digging up their own lawn to community gardens. Miriam mentions that certain people feel "stirred" into action at this time - the proof that this is correct is here on this forum! But what action do we take for the best...? And where do we need to be located to be safe in the years to come...?