People would watch that and they would see if it stopped. That’s why it’s called solstice. It means sun stopped. So that sun stops in its northern transition and it stays there for about three days and then after that it starts to it’s supposed to make its way southward during this time of year, the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. People would gather together during this time so they could be in the same place with supplies ready, bonfires lit, continual fires lit so that they could have lights during this time. If the apocalypse came, if the apocalypse did not come, then after those three days the Sun would start going back southward up here in the northern hemisphere.

People would watch it and if they went southward, they were all free to go home. They had a nice celebration together, they would feast, they would eat, and then they were all free to go back home. But if it continues on its course, if it continues to go in a northerly direction, they knew that they were all together in the same place and they were to get their supplies ready, they were to be reverent and respectful and prepare for the inevitable apocalypse that was on the way. The actual depressurization would come a couple of weeks later when the Sun continues its course in a northerly direction as it spirals towards Mount Meru.

Once it settles over Mount Meru, you have this focused beam of daylight that goes right over Mount Meru where you have a battle between the Antichrist or the the light that destroys which comes down and makes the world desolate because it sets things on fire and the blue beam which rises up which is the Christ type of light, the life-giving light. Cultures from around the world would celebrate this and they still do to this day. In the southern hemisphere, they would watch and basically this is their Christmas time. They would watch and make sure the Sun didn’t disappear and go too far north.

Just as we do during the Winter Solstice, we watch to make sure it doesn’t continue on in the southward direction and eventually disappear. On one end of the spectrum, the light disappears. On the other end of the spectrum, the light will intensify only at the North Pole and become a beam of light. It’s not the life-giving beam of light though. What else? So this is the time of watching the skies, watching the Sun to see what it does and where it goes in the skies for gathering together, for getting your supplies ready, for preparation, and if it continues in a northerly direction, then you could know this is the time when it’s likely to happen.

I believe it will happen if you see the Sun continuing past the tropics. So this is I’m just trying to remember what I wanted to talk about. This is a time when people should prepare for the apocalypse. So watch to see if it will come. If it doesn’t, you can celebrate. You can know that you know you have another year to continue on and then next year everyone does the same thing. These are where our holidays come from or holy days or festivals. These are where our set apart times come from when people set these days apart and they would make journeys together to be with family in safe places, specifically those places that are attached to the earth.

So caves, certain houses, you know, they’re structurally sound and hopefully on bedrock so they could they could camp out for those two weeks so they can be in a safe spot with family members with provisions and light bonfires that were continually lit. That’s why they light candles and bonfires around the summer solstice and around the winter solstice. So keep watch, keep an eye out. I just want to say thank you to everyone who has been so supportive of me and my family so that I can continue to do what I do, writing books, making YouTube presentations, updating my website, and just sharing all of my research and experience with all of you.

It’s truly an honor for me. It’s a pleasure. It’s great. I just want to say thank you to everyone who’s been so kind and supportive with your comments, liking, subscribing, donations, membership, all of all of that great stuff. I appreciate all of you even if you just watch. I appreciate that you’re watching and tuning in and it’s an honor for me to be a part of your path for even just a little while. So I hope you all have a great summer solstice. I hope you’re with family. I hope that you’ve got what you need to survive.

Keep your eye on the Sun. Keep your eye on the luminaries up there in the heavens. Watch them. See what they do. Learn their movements and I’ll be back shortly to in a couple of days, you know, depending on what the Sun does. I’ll be back in a couple of days to continue making more videos. I’ve got lots of cool topics to talk about when I get back and I’ll see you guys soon. All right, happy summer solstice. Until next time, I’m Jay Dreamers saying good vibes and goodbye. [tr:trw].