Planetary Madness Approaches ... the magnetic vortex of death

The one benefit of staying in a Positive mind set of consciousness .. and in thoughts of Loving and helping one another … is that it suppresses and rid the light consciousness of the negative electrons … and in doing so suppresses and rid the conscious drive to participate in negative activities …

Philippians 4:8 Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.

The magnetic vortex of death

HERE The planetary madness created by the sun gone crazy brings on spikes in suicides and murders, launches mass demonstrations, insurrections, rebellions, revolutions. Eventually it can lead to all out wars triggered by the magnetic vortex of death

There’s a reason for all this madness. Its cause was studied, analyzed and quantified by a revered scientist back in 1915. His groundbreaking research sent a warning call to the world—but few listened.

It’s the creeping madness that’s taken hold of many and will take hold of many more in the coming years: a sickness, a howling madness fueled by unnamed fears, anger, hatred and rebellion.

Interdisciplinary scientist Alexander Chizhevsky saw it all.

The genius named Alexander Chizhevsky

Almost a century ago, the Russian scientist Alexander Chizhevsky founded the diverse sciences of astrobiology, heliobiology, and historiometry. He liked to study cycles and brought his extensive knowledge of physiology, biophysics and astrophysics to the study of the sun’s cycles.

To Chizhevsky, solar cycles were a problem and presented multiple dangers to Earth, humans, and human technology.

Studying the sun’s cycles, he was able to correlate the data and show the link between the sun and Earth’s climate, and how the solar maximum and minimum cycles affects planetary life: specifically the functioning of the brain.

The scientist revealed that the geomagnetic field surrounding the planet was one of the primary influences of the entire biosphere.

Digging deeper into the data, he became first concerned, and then almost frightened, when he realized that intense solar storms deeply affects the cognitive process of human and animal brains, and the primal emotions.

He argued his findings showed geomagnetic storms cause terrible changes in the minds of populations, drive epidemics and insect infestations, affect weather creating monster storms, and leads to societal upheavals, civil wars, revolutions, and so on.

Does all this sound familiar?