Group of Forty's video: Arcturians on Biorelativity

This is a brief description on the importance of doing planetary healing meditations and sending loving thoughts to Mother Earth. With David K. Miller, co-founder of the Group of Forty. The Group of Forty is a group of people who join their spiritual energies towards personal and planetary healing. This includes seeking ways to sustain the biosphere and raising the overall consciousness of humanity towards fifth dimensional healing. GOF work with two projects. One of them is Biorelativity/Planetary Healing and the other is creation/downloading of Planetary Cities of Light and Planetary Reserves of Light. In both projects we are utilizing a variety of higher dimensional technologies. Biorelativity describes the ability of human beings to telepathically communicate with the Spirit of the Earth. The goal of such communication focuses on influencing the outcome of natural Earth events such as storms, volcanoes and earth­quakes. The practice of Biorelativity has been ongoing through recorded history and includes such events as Native Americans praying for rain, biblical figures asking for weather changes and other native peoples using ceremonies, such as the Hopi Kachina dance, to influence proper weather conditions for favorable planting and favorable growing seasons. Practices of Biorelativity are not usually accepted in our logical modern Western World. This is because the Earth is not viewed as a living spirit in our modern world and thus communi­cation with a non-living being would be considered impossible. The Planetary City of Light Project consists of designated areas around the globe capable of holding fifth dimensional thought patterns and energy, raising the spiritual energy field of each city and connected in a global network of other cities which will then raise the energy of our planet. Interested in becoming a Planetary Healer? Create a Planetary City of Light? Connect with like minded souls around the globe? Find out about this and more on the Group of Forty website: www.groupofforty.com