Comet Siding Spring is an Oort cloud comet discovered on 3 January 2013 by Robert H. McNaught at Siding Spring Observatory (NSW, Australia).
Siding Spring will pass close by Mars (about 138,000 km) on the 19/20 October 2014 (see image below from NASA).
At about 4:30 am here in Australia (see other times below) Sliding Spring will pass by Mars and then about 60 to 100 minutes later Mars will pass through the most dense part of the comets tail.
Energetics of Siding Spring
Comet Siding Spring would have taken millions of years to come from the Oort Cloud, a spherical cloud of matter/energy that surrounds the outer edge of our Solar System formed during our Solar Systems evolution. The Oort cloud is a mass of potentiality, possibilities that exist within the electro-magnetic torroidal field of our Solar System.
Through our Solar Systems evolutionary journey, ‘matter’ is created from energy within the Oort cloud via our individual and collective heart-mind thought-forms, as well as through the collective intelligence of higher dimensions (such as the 6th Dimension of the Pleiades, 7th Dimension of Sirius, and the 8th Dimension of the core of our Milky Way Galaxay).
Emissions from the Oort Cloud (such as comets) seek to work with particular ‘aspects/rays’ of our planetary evolution, supporting our spiritual renaissance. These comets are inspiring humanity to look within and really question:
‘Who are we as a civilisation ?’,
‘Where are we going as a civilisation ?’,
‘Where do we want to evolve into as a civilisation ?’
…… and awakening deep within our DNA ‘Dreams’ of how to get there !!!
The energetics of these comets are igniting within our hearts the desire to stand outside of the box of the old paradigm of non-conscious Earthly ways and dream our highest vision for self and humanity. Through our dreams and inspirational visions we transcend the problems of our world and emerge with infinite solutions. When we choose to walk the beat of our own hearts in truth, authentic love, compassion and reverence for all of life…. the dreams of our higher-selves ‘meet up’ in the etheric field… such that our single-cellular dreams join with the dreams of others to become multi-cellular dreams.
These multi-cellular dreams create a new dream-template for humanity, just like the trillions of multi-cells within our body create the one organism or template called the human body. Over time, this new dream-template becomes the ‘norm’, and we find ourselves truly living in the heaven here on Earth.. where are hearts and our dreams have bridged the gap of separation, pain and fear. We are no longer competing to exist, but living in a global community, a global humanity focussed on sharing, supporting, nurturing and living life through the heart.
For some this idealistic utopia may seem a long way off… but the influx of so many astrological events this year combined with our October 2014 Lunar/Solar Eclipse Portal, is helping us to really embrace this vision as a reality and to know deep within us this is an eternal truth of our evolution if we so choose !
Live Stream Siding Spring – SLOOH
If you missed the LIVE broadcast, not a problem as you can watch the replay here !
http://live.slooh.com/stadium/live/comet-siding-spring-swings-by-on-a-close-approach-to-mars
The live broadcast starts at the following dates/times:
Australia – AEST – Sunday 20th Oct at 4:15 am (no daylight savings)
USA – EST – Saturday 19th October 2014 at 2:15 pm
USA – PDT – Saturday 19th October at 11:15 am
UK – Saturday 19th October at 7:15 pm
UTC/GMT – Saturday 19th October at 6:15 pm
Here is a photo from www.SLOOH.com of Comet Siding Spring passing Mars (I have added in the txt).
And here is an interesting Vdeo on discussing that Mysterious Electro-Magnetic Ball:
Say NO to Coal Seam Gas (CGS)
As comet Siding Spring (C/2013 A1) passes Mars, comet discoverers with current or previous involvement with Siding Spring Observatory are concerned about the future of the Observatory. The viability of Siding Spring Observatory in Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia, is threatened due to the intention of Santos to develop industrial scale CSG (Coal Seam Gas) mining in its vicinity. The effect of light pollution from gas flaring and security and operational lighting, in addition to airborne dust and industrial contaminants, could threaten the dark sky status of Australia’s largest optical observatory complex, the home to many Australian and International telescopes. Dust and pollutants in the atmosphere increase reflected light and can have a detrimental effect on telescope optics.
