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Rachel begins by addressing a viewer's dream about going back in time to change history on a battlefield. Zachary from Indianapolis wonders if such a vivid dream could affect his current reality, prompting a discussion on timelines and the nature of reality.
Rachel connects the viewer's question to recent discussions about 'disclosure,' not just extraterrestrials, but the unveiling of humanity's true abilities and ancient wisdom. She suggests that our other versions across past and parallel lifetimes hold wisdom we are now beginning to remember, moving away from the structure of forgetting between lives, as indicated by Gnostic teachings.
Rachel explores the idea of multiple pasts, contrasting it with the traditional understanding of a fixed past. She uses Robert Frost's poem 'The Road Not Taken' to illustrate how choices create different paths, and how the interpretation of the poem, like our lives, can lead to different understandings.
Introducing physicist John Wheeler's delayed choice experiment, Rachel explains the concept of two probable pasts and that the past is not fixed but continuously shaped by our present actions. She emphasizes that our reality, including our physical bodies, is energy and atoms, allowing for constant creation and change.
Rachel discusses the scheduled four-year shutdown of the CERN Hadron Collider. Remote viewing suggests that the collider's operation can interfere with human and Earth's natural energetic processes. Its shutdown is seen as an opportunity for individuals to more easily access their intuitive abilities and manipulate timelines without interference.
Rachel outlines a protocol from her guides, angels, and extraterrestrials for consciously affecting one's past. This involves identifying a memory or situation to modify, imagining an alternative outcome, and mentally stepping into both scenarios like watching a movie. By 'buying a ticket' to the desired movie, one consciously integrates the chosen past into their present reality, changing neuroplasticity and coding.
A viewer named Nicole shares an experience of a 'timeline jump' where a heavily underlined passage in her Bible became blank the next day. This demonstrates the malleability of reality. Nicole also shares how her six-year-old son, who regularly communicates with Jesus, revealed that 'there are multiple heavens and timelines, and the Bible has truths and lies in it,' highlighting children's uninhibited connection to spiritual wisdom.
Rachel suggests using the timeline-shifting practice to revisit and emotionally reframe childhood experiences where support might have been lacking, allowing the current self to provide that missing support to their younger self. She then links the Hadron Collider shutdown to a period of restoration for Mama Earth, emphasizing the quiet time for natural processes and healing.
Rachel relays messages from the Galactic Federation. They caution against the unchecked growth of AI, reminding humans that it is a human creation and its future is in human hands. They also emphasize that 'nobody is coming to save you,' urging humans to reclaim their sovereignty. Finally, they express 'great sadness' at humans consuming animals, stating that a majority shift towards vegetarianism is necessary for shared vibration and true peace on Earth.
Rachel introduces the concept of the 'infinity loop,' where our thoughts and life patterns can become stuck. She provides techniques like counting five pink objects or rhythmic breathing to break these loops. By consciously choosing desired pasts and futures, individuals reclaim their sovereignty and creative power, realizing that even the past is not fixed.