Kuthumi: The Red Letters
Getting Started
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KH refuses
to make a drama out of the plans that those intending to
survive 2012 will have to make.
Relocation is just a part of such a strategy,
although at present, if there is any thought at all going
into how to deal with 2012 on a physical level, it is
focused upon geographical movement.
KH insists that planning is not complicated in the
present circumstances where we still have good
communications, relatively free movement, and abundant
supplies of all that we will need.
The complications arise in an earlier stage and are a
by-product of our processes of coming to acceptance, first
of the news itself and then of its implications.
The Hierarchy is very limited in its ability to help
us with problems that arise from attachment. KH is doing what he can in the form of setting aside two
years of the precious time that remains in order to give us
an opportunity to assimilate and process the news.
At the DK Foundation we have long understood that in
2007, as a result of input from the Hierarchy, preparation
for 2012 will go up a gear. But the Hierarchy can do little until these groups have been
formed. This
exchange took place on Good Friday 2006 as part of an
informal conversation between KH and Suzanne.
The mannered presentation which members of the
Hierarchy use to command attention is wholly absent. |
SR:
The Hierarchy is aware of the ways in which the
information about 2012 is being received and of how people are
organizing their thinking. You
see the responses. What
advice do you have to offer in the present circumstances?
KH:
Form groups.
This is of primary importance.
Alone, no one will achieve anything.
These
groups should be reasonably localised, not created to span
countries and vast distances, because the logistical
difficulties arising from distance (getting together, etc.)
will become an excuse for not addressing practical issues. Well-organised groups can cooperate with other well-organised
groups. But do
not hold out for size; immediacy of action is your priority.
Draw
up a plan.
This plan can always be changed but it is essential to
start somewhere and create a practical frame of reference.
Enjoy
the experience of meeting and planning.
This is the start of a new order and a new chapter for
the human family. Feel
inspired and invigorated by this.
All this can be done without knowledge of specific
location. When
the safe locations are disclosed then the plans can be adapted
and refined.
SR:
You have said that the locations will not be disclosed until
there is enough adequate organisation on the ground.
This
is so, but from 2007 we will release details to those groups
who are ready.
SR:
What and who will be the agency for this disclosure.
KH:
Intuition. The
groups who are really ready and who have truly committed to
relocating will have an intuition about where to go, which
they can then check out with a central source, of which the DK
Foundation will be one. From
then onwards the plans will come together swiftly and smoothly
because the Hierarchy will appeal to intuition in order to
give assistance in a range of different ways.
The optimum time for physical relocation will be
2008-10.
SR:
How are preparations going at the present time?
KH:
Once they make up their minds to move, the young (those under
thirty) who have not yet collected commitments will move
quickly. They
easily form and work in groups.
Those
who have reached middle age have talked about creating an
alternative lifestyle for so long that they do not see that
the time for action is now. Indeed they have talked about it for so long that they have
forgotten, perhaps, that action is required…