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Prepare for the Landings! PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! Part One of the Divine Blueprint Series By Michael Ellegion & Aurora Light Edited by: Marcia L. Walker, Ph.D. Cover & Illustrations by: Rebecca Sherwood PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! ISBN: 978-0-88144-368-4 Publisher’s Note: The channeled material in this book is a type of documen- tary regarding spiritual and psychological substance. It replicates transmitted information. Neither the author nor the publisher assumes any responsibility for the use or misuse of any information contained in this book. Vortex Network 2370 W SR 89A, Ste.#11-422 Sedona, Arizona 86336 CONTENTS ABOUT THE FRONT COVER SCENE & ARTIST ..............................................vii DEDICATION ..........................................................................................................ix ABOUT THE AUTHORS... .....................................................................................xi AURORA LIGHT (a.k.a. Aurora Ellegion) ............................................................xiii INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................1 CHAPTER 1 MICHAEL’S FIRST EXPERIENCES .............................................3 CHAPTER 2 AURORA’S COSMIC EXPERIENCES.........................................21 CHAPTER 3 CABAL’S ATTEMPT TO KILL MICHAEL ..................................35 CHAPTER 4 DR. RAY BROWN & THE ATLANTEAN CRYSTAL .................63 CHAPTER 5 CRYSTAL POWER ........................................................................75 CHAPTER 6 VOLUNTEERS IN EARTH EMBODIMENT ...............................95 CHAPTER 7 COSMIC VORTEX TOURS OF SEDONA & UFO SKY WATCHES ..............................................................111 CHAPTER 8 CONTROL VS. FREEDOM, RESISTING MANDATORY VACCINATIONS WITH COSMIC HELP .................................................................117 CHAPTER 9 STEPS LEADING UP TO WORLD EVACUATION ..................129 CHAPTER 10 WORLD EVACUATION ...........................................................173 vi PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! EPILOGUE ............................................................................................................223 BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................................225 PERMISSIONS......................................................................................................227 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WEB SITES ...........................................................229 ATT: PROJECT PEGASUS & MONTAUK TIME TRAVEL AGENTS ..............233 RETURN OF WORMWOOD, DIVINE INTERVENTION & AFFECTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS TIME TRAVEL ............................................235 GULF OIL DISASTER & ET DIVINE INTERVENTION...................................243 ABOUT THE FRONT COVER SCENE & ARTIST This very prophetic image, created by Visionary Artist Rebecca Sherwood, spontaneously manifested one day after experiencing a pri- vate transformational channeling session with Michael Ellegion. During her session, she experienced a very personal and powerful “Creative Cosmic Activation” which shifted her artistic career from a traditional design to a completely different expressive style. Her present work now reflects a creative style that is attuned to the Higher Cosmic Energies that are sweeping the planet as Mother Earth’s Ascension begins to speed up. This cover scene is a very realistic one that exhibits what is Destined to occur very soon when mass Divine Intervention takes place. It represents thousands of Merkabah Lightships of the Intergalactic Confederation that descend toward Earth to begin what is called “First Contact” which is the start of the waves of Worldwide Evacuation. Rebecca has “Cosmically Subliminally Encoded” specific Higher energetic words, symbols, and frequencies within this historical image. Although the conscious mind does not see these images, the subconscious mind will detect them and this will help “Cosmically Trigger” the lifting of the “Cosmic Amnesia Veils” that most Light Workers had placed over their minds before taking Earth embodiment. The lifting of these veils will help them remember their Cosmic origins and beautiful memories that they have of Higher realms. These Volunteer Souls of Light will experience a wonderful Awakening of their Missions on the planet. At the same time, this scene is designed to help draw the dark “denial spirits” back to the viii PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! Light and to disempower them from any more sabotaging of the Sacred Laws of Creation. Rebecca warmly welcomes personal requests for similar and unique Cosmic and planetary scenes. She may be emailed at: Sherwood-bien@com- cast.net. You may also call her at: 248-505-1720. DEDICATION We dedicate this book: To God, our Divine Creator, the I Am That I Am, our Radiant One; Who’s Divine Blueprint Plan and Sacred Promise of Divine Intervention is about to be Fulfilled. To all members of all Commands and Fleets of the Intergalactic Confederation of Worlds/Universal Federation of Light who orbit this planet in Guardian Action and who Monitor, Protect, and Overshadow all Volunteers and Light Workers presently in Earth embodiment. To all those who are fulfilling their Missions of helping heal Mother Earth and assisting with her Ascension experience. To those involved in exposing and transmuting all imbalanced forces of the “cabal” and, thus, ushering in the long overdue Golden Age of Peace. To all the early ‘50’s contactees who were the authentic Pioneers of the original “Flying Saucer Movement,” including George Adamski, Howard Menger, George Van Tassel, Aleo Angelucci, and all the other equally well- known initiates from that Era. To Tuella, and to the other very clear Channels, who have helped Prepare humanity by providing details of the Plan for the upcoming Divine Intervention. x PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! And to all our fellow Volunteers (Souls of Light) who are also known as Star People, Wanderers, Walk-ins, Indigos, and Crystal Children. We salute you as you lift your “Cosmic Amnesia Veils” and we honor your courage and “Unbearable Compassion” for having Volunteered to leave the more- advanced worlds and take Earth embodiment at this time, as we now Prepare to complete our Missions and fulfill the SACRED PROMISE! Michael Ellegion & Aurora Light ABOUT THE AUTHORS... MICHAEL ELLEGION Michael Ellegion has had a fascinating and unique background, having been trained in the Edgar Cayce method of Channeling at a very young age. While growing up in southern California, he experienced a life-threatening emergency. During this life-changing event, Michael was physically beamed aboard a Higher Dimensional “Merkabah” Lightship where he encountered very spiritually-evolved angelic ETs. These benevolent human-appearing beings rescued him and helped release his trauma from the experience. Throughout the years, he has had numerous “etheric” visitations from these same Cosmic Beings of Light who have shared extensive information with him about numerous topics. In 1979, he experienced another life-threatening emergency and was once again physically beamed aboard a Merkabah Lightship. During this encounter, his DNA/RNA was vibrationally altered by these Space Brothers, so that he would be able to do Transformational Channeling. Since then, Michael has become well-known for these Channeling sessions that help fel- low Volunteers awaken to their individual Missions. These “Star People” who have taken Earth embodiment at this time are from more advanced worlds. Unlike most Volunteers, he was born without the Veils or “Cosmic Amnesia” being in place. Therefore, he has had conscious memory of his Galactic past and recalls being a member of the Higher Councils of Light. These Councils are a part of the Universal Federation of which the benevo- lent human-appearing beings also belong. One of the memories that Michael refers to herein is the “SACRED PROMISE” that was specifically discussed in these Higher Councils by these “Guardians of Light.” He explains that this is a DEFINITE PLAN to manifest xii PREPARE FOR THE LANDINGS! planetary Divine Intervention and a Worldwide Evacuation, which includes mass landings. In addition to Michael’s physical encounters aboard the Lightships, he has also had the wonderful experience of having an ET (who was incognito and looked like any other Earthling) walk right up to him on Earth and tele- pathically communicate very critical information. Michael has had numerous other communications with these same Higher Forces in which the informa- tion about the DEFINITE PLAN was VERIFIED and RECONFIRMED. At the present time, it is critical to understand that we, on the planet, are getting very close to this awesome historical moment when at long-last this planet will officially become a member of the Intergalactic Confederation, as we join our Cosmic Extended Family throughout the Intergalactic Realms of Light. Yes, this book truly does help one “Prepare for the Landings!” AURORA LIGHT (a.k.a. Aurora Ellegion) Since her early years growing up, Aurora has had first-hand knowledge of human-appearing extraterrestrials. Her experiences consist of more than one life-saving intervention, visitations, telepathic communications, and hav- ing been aboard their craft. It seems that Aurora was destined to speak out on the controversial subject of UFOs and ET contact. Aurora has had a colorful and interesting background, having appeared on hundreds of television and radio shows over the past two decades,
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