Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10

We are Soltec and Korton, Wayshowers to those who will take the time to listen.Salu.
7/7/97 #1 HATONN
As the world becomes more and more unstable, from her infrastructure to her human structures, I would
urge you to pay attention to the messengers who bring you what information they gather and receive and
feel willing to share.
What of speakers and receivers? Go with the message, discern intent, judge actions, and PAY ATTEN-
TION, and you will find your guidance. When writers bring rather pointed and miserable possibilities to
your attention—stop wasting your time with “if” and “who” and “what” and “how”. Listen to your Inner
Guidance system kicking in for your personal information.
Speakers just announced that there could be MAJOR upheavals by the end of July—but so too did one
speaker expect no Mars landing on the Fourth of July. You can’t expect to outshrewd the planners who
CAN control whether or not a fault slips on a given day or a lander-rover land on a planet when all it takes
to discount you is to rearrange timing. And no, Dharma DID NOT receive these messages, nor the one
from Aton.
[This is as good a place as any to jump in here with a few comments about how difficult it can be at
times to decide upon what to share with you readers as potentially useful or informative, and what
is trash. You can imagine how much information crosses our desks in a typical week.
The message from Soltec is supported by an alarming array of data for those of you with Internet
access to daily earthquake information and cumulative maps of activity. So his message surely
deserves placement as a note of caution, if nothing more.
Then we have the Mars “landing” event on July 4. It was Richard Hoagland who stated several
weeks ago on Art Bell’s late-night talk-radio program that his data strongly suggested a landing at
a different location than publicly displayed, and on July 20 rather than July 4. This was in close
parallel of secret “Masonic” timing to the 1969 Moon landing, which was shifted from an initially
expected date of July 4 to July 20, 1969. Remember that the plaque Neil Armstrong left behind
read: “Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the Moon. July, 1969, A.D. We came in
peace for all mankind.” Note that the date on this pre-manufactured plaque allowed for flexibility
of landing date—WITHIN July. Possible clue? Who knows, but it’s good to pay attention to possibilities!
On the evening of July 4 of this year, Art Bell had Richard on his show as a guest to comment upon
what had “apparently” happened that day.
Richard noted a large number of clues, questions, and glaring inconsistencies in the “too perfect”
mission landing we were fed over the media earlier that day. He likewise noted the number of key
senior personnel associated with this Mars project who had MET WITH AN UNTIMELY DEMISE
over recent weeks and months. Indeed, there is likely much more to this matter than “meets the
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