Arcturuian Alignment, Our Sun & 5D

Every year our Earth and our Sun align with the star Arcturus. This alignment lasts for three days in April  (16th -18th) and 3 days in October (16th - 18th), although the effects can be felt some time before and after.

Arcturus is a large star, check out the image below for its size relative to our Sun. It appears as the 4th brightest star in our night sky and has been known throughout ancient civilizations as a source of riches, honor, and justice through power. 

Arcturus was known by the late Edgar Cayce as the energy and intelligence from the 5th Dimension that holds the information needed to heal and uplift our planet Mother Earth. The unique alignment that happens each fall, provides a direct line of communication between Arcturus and our Sun. To us on earth, the Sun appears to block Arcturus. What is actually happening is this giant star is aligning and sending codes and information to us, through our Sun. This is ideal, as what comes to us through our own Sun is able to be taken in and integrated into ourselves and our planet. 

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The image below shows the particular alignment we are experiencing with this broadcast.. We have direct alignment with our Mother Earth, our Sun and Arcturus. As I mentioned in the podcast, it can seem like the Sun is blocking Arcturus. Instead, I offer that Arcturus is sending light codes and information through our Sun. Our Sun being the 'being' in our galaxy that is most able to process this information for us. So that we on Earth can take it in. Think of it as being able to instantly take in this information from Arcturus, as our Sun and honed it and downloaded and refashioned it so as to make it ideally 'digestible' or 'consumable' for us humans. It is essentially all three plants working in sync with each other so as to support this download of new information.

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Arcturus as situated in the constellation Bootes.

Arcturus as holding a staff and a sickle. 

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Arcturus and its relationship to the Big Dipper. These images are as seen in Spring in Northern Hemisphere.

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