The-Complete-Neruda-Interviews-1-5

The Third Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “So what’s the biggest obstacle to success”
Dr. Neruda: “Simply stated, it’s whether the Labyrinth Group has the ability to define
and access intervention points as prescribed by Fifteen that have the least impact on
related events in horizontal time. It’s the most subtle, yet most important component
to this whole chain of technologies.”
Sarah: “Can you explain this in lay terms”
Dr. Neruda: “It’s an extremely difficult technology to develop—defining the optimal
intervention point, accessing the intervention point, and returning from the
intervention point without detection. This is all about splicing time at the causal level
with a minimum of disruption. It’s the equivalent challenge of throwing a boulder into
a pond without any ripples.”
Sarah: “Why all the concern about minimizing disruption I mean, in the case of the
Animus, aren’t they trying to completely annihilate humankind Why should we care so
much about disrupting their way of life”
Dr. Neruda: “First of all, the Animus are not coming to annihilate humankind.
They’re coming to control the genetic library known as earth. Their intention is not
completely understood, but it’s not to kill our animal populations or the human
species. It has more to do with genetic engineering and how their species can be
modified to enable it to house a spiritual consciousness. They want unfettered access to
our DNA in order to conduct experiments. Beyond this, they want to colonize earth,
but for what ultimate purpose we don’t know.
“To your question, the concern about minimizing impacts from BST intervention has
to do as much with selfish interests as altruistic ones. When events are altered or
changed, they can have unintended and very unpredictable consequences. For example,
we could successfully divert the Animus from our galaxy, but in the process,
unintentionally send them to another planet. This act would have consequences to our
planet that we could never predict.”
Sarah: “Are you talking about karma”
Dr. Neruda: “No. It has to do with physics and the inherent nature of complex
systems. Causal energy is eternal. It simply bounces from event to event. In some cases,
it shapes the event; in others, it creates the event. Causal energy is the most potent
force in the universe, and when it’s redirected —on a global scale—it will rebound in
unpredictable and innumerable ways.”
Sarah: “So, this is the flaw of BST… not knowing the consequences of changing
events Are you suggesting that we could succeed in diverting the Animus from our
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