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Released in 2012, Whitley Strieber’s ‘Solar Flares: What You Need to Know‘ put forward the urgent warning that if a coronal mass ejection of sufficient magnitude were to strike the Earth, as has happened in the past, it could destroy our electrical grid; a dangerous, and potentially civilization-ending scenario. Now, the United States government is heeding such warnings, having announced new plans to address such a threat.
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Whitley begins a course on the Tarot, based on his book the Path. The Path is out of print and you do not need a copy to follow the course. What you do need is a Marseilles Tarot, not one of the many other decks. You can get a Marseilles Tarot from your local bookstore or from Barnes and Noble or Amazon.

Whitley’s interpretation of the Tarot path is unique in the world, but also very logically integrated into the cards. It is not new, but rather an ancient path rediscovered. Using it, we can understand and make use of powerful energies that can transform our lives from the aimless wandering that characterizes modern experience, to a rich journey through the energies that define our real humanity and feed our souls.
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It increasingly appears as if the Russian Metrojet airbus that crashed in the Sinai with the loss of 224 lives on October 31 broke up in flight. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the crash, saying that it destroyed the plane, presumably with a missile. It is not generally believed that ISIS possesses missiles with enough range to reach a plane flying at 33,000 feet. There aren’t any readily available man-launched missiles capable of reaching a plane flying that high, but a number of heavier systems, some light enough to be carried in a pickup truck, could do it.
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This sensational UFO imagery has created a high level of interest. We sent it to our experts, expecting to hear back that it was a hoax. Instead, it turns out to have an 80% chance of being authentic.

The report:

The location is interesting. About 30 mi. west of Pt. Pleasant, WV. Historically that region has been a known window for bald-faced interdimensional hanky-panky going back at least a century. If this craft is real, and assuming a straight-line flight path and constant speed, it would have passed over the Pt. Pleasant area within the previous half-hour.

With that noted, here are some observations:
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