GUESTS IN ATTENDANCE; RUSS AND
JOHN
Omal: good evening
Johnny, good evening Russ.
Russ: greetings
Omal.
Omal: how is it
functioning?
Russ: oh real well,
how about yourself?
Omal: oh I cannot grumble.
Russ: okay.
Omal: down to
business.
Russ: got it.
Omal: okay, you
have questions?
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: okay, let us start in no
particular order.
Russ: well fair enough, I'd like to get a spelling
of your name for access search on the online. I’ve got it O.M.A.L. but I could be
wrong.
Omal: that sounds
correct, there are several different
spellings of my name but that is the most
commonly used.
Russ: okay.
John: would you go
ahead and give Russ the other most common
misspellings of your name just for
cross-references please?
Omal: O.M.A.L., E.L.
John: thank you.
I’m real curious about this huge oil
spill off the coast of Wales….
Omal: uh-huh.
John: and the
environmental impact and just……I just get this sinking
feeling…..this is kind of a combination
question. I mean there
seems like there’s going to be a lot of this
type of thing coming and happening, am I
correct?
Omal: well there is
a lot going on at the moment. For example,
there is a breakdown in the peace process in
Palestine.
John: yes, correct.
Omal: there is a
breakdown in the peace process in Ireland.
John: yes.
Omal: there is a
breakdown in the peace process in Bosnia.
John: yes.
Omal: there is a
breakdown in the peace process in a couple
of African states.
John: yes.
Omal: also in other
parts of the world.
John: well Cuba
just shot down two of our civilian
planes and right now it looks like we could
go to war with Cuba and it’s a very, very
volatile situation. We were talking
about stage one in the past. Things seem to be escalating and
at the same time our economic situation
seems to be escalating and Clinton is going
to get reelected and I don’t know, it seems
like this is happening too fast you know
what I mean?
Omal: oh it is
happening at a rather rapid speed but it
does fit in very well with Tia’s predictions
and the information that she has been able
to gather and correlate
and work with. She has established very fine
lines that seem to be perfect for what is
occurring at this time.
John: okay but from
our standpoint since we’re here….
Omal: uh-huh.
John: I mean are we
taking a correct route
in what we're doing as far as covering our
asses?
Omal: yes. You are
preparing very nicely, not rapidly
as one would wish, but a lot faster than one
would expect from time to time.
John: should we
speed things up or am I just being
apprehensive?
Omal: it is
understandable for you to be apprehensive
and knowing what is going to happen and seeing these events
occurring is……it is better to be prepared
then not be prepared. It is your own choice
at which speed you progress.
John: thank you.
Omal: you’re
welcome.
Russ: now I want to
go a little bit of
online questions real quick.
Omal: I would save
that for a computer expert.
Russ: okay.
Omal: okay.
Russ: magic and us
and what’s going on with you, where does that all come into the
picture and where are we going with it?
Omal: define magic,
I have approximately a dozen different
references that I can think of.
Russ: well for
example, Mark’s work with Diana
and Kern.
Omal: uh-huh, who?
Russ: and….
Omal: Diana and
who?
Russ: I thought it
was Kern, I could be wrong.
Omal: I believe the
K should be dropped and supplemented with an H.
Russ: oh Herne,
right, I learned from a different
teacher. Diane and Herne and it seems like
we're blending past and futures to come up
with a sort of amalgamation of the present.
Omal: yes, often
the future and the present do have a
blending of the past. For example, we have
the present with the blending of very
ancient equipment using very modern
equipment which is switched on am I correct?
Russ: double
checking and we are rocking and rolling.
Omal: good, so you
have both past and present being used for
the future.
Russ: uh-huh.
John: you betcha
and we should use all of our technology to
our mutual advantage, am I correct?
Omal: certainly,
certainly.
John: both ancient
and recent technology should be combined....
Omal: very much
so.....
John: that’s why we're here.
Omal:
that is correct.
John: thank you, I
knew that.
Russ: right, so how do we bring
in Diana into our most advantageous state
from this point?
Omal: Mark is very
protective over that is he not?
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: it would be
best to discuss it with him in person.
Russ: okay.
Omal: I’m sure that
with a little bit of prodding he may open up
but there again it is hard to say, he seems
to have some heavy natural barriers that we have difficultly
penetrating. They seem to
be deeply ingrained and very active when
pushed on that particular area.
Russ: well I assume
that he’s got to have an agenda on that one.
Omal: uh-huh.
Russ: okay. One of
the things that I wanted to talk to you
about that I'll also be talking to
Kiri about is....and Tia, channeling
online…..
Omal: uh-huh.
Russ: in the
future. I don’t know if it’s been done or if
it’s been going on now but I’m wondering if
some point in the future if it hasn’t been
done, if we could do something world-shaking you might say.
Omal: oh you mean
direct access and intervention by Tia from
our dimension to your dimension.
Russ: right well I
mean well actually this
would be Kiri in conjunction with Tia
channeling from my computer at work to other
people who are online who are interested in
learning more….
Omal: I think Kiri
and Tia would have to get used to your
keyboard before they would be able to
channel directly.
Russ: okay.
John: excuse me.
Omal: uh-huh.
John: is there a
security risk with Russ attempting such a
thing?
Omal: yes and no,
yes in the fact that it
would be a reference point but for us it would be minimal, for
you it would be higher risk than for us.
John: okay, now
with the risks involved.....
Omal: uh-huh.
John: I mean there's a fine line and
in my mind I want to use caution,
intelligent caution.
Omal: sometimes
caution can be not very useful. For example, take a
historic event where caution was used and
was very costly. I believe Anzio where your
American forces landed and sat on the beach for
approximately a week amassing a lot of
equipment and were promptly chewed to pieces
when they tried
to go inland into Italy.
John: oh okay,
excuse me, so we should be balls the walls
and just do it?
Omal: no…..
John: just
everything, just balls the walls or what?
Omal: I wouldn't
say going flat out, I would say that caution
is necessary but you can also be working
quickly and cautious at the same time. It
depends on the situation that you’re in at a
particular time. One month or one week could
be necessary to be cautious and the
following week it could be necessary to be
as quick as possible to amass as much
equipment as possible so it is necessary to
use both and analyze each situation
carefully before advancing into it.
Russ: so the key is
to weigh the risks.
Omal: correct.
Russ: okay, hmm.
John: thank you, it
was very, very much what I wanted to hear.
Omal: uh-huh.
Russ: now when I did some research
online about Ashtar….
Omal: yes, it is
old information.
Russ: I wasn’t
sure, there wasn’t any dates on this thing.
Omal: no it is
rehashes and discussions on what was.
Unfortunately the Sedona area is starting to
be corrupted. There is people moving
in that are no longer interested in the
goodness and the exchange of information,
they are more interested in what’s in it for
me.
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: I believe
Johnny noticed that before he left that
there was an increase in psychic readings,
people that were there to make money for
themselves, selling crystals for personal
gain, no longer the friendly camaraderie of
the area that there once was. When you were there Russ and when we used to
channel a lot from there….
Russ: right.
Omal: the group in
Sedona that was there is breaking up and is
more self-centered with how can I do this,
how can I do that? Not with asking questions
on advancement, they're
more concerned with how to deal with matters
of a personal nature which I find myself
very irritating at times but have to sit down
and hold someone’s hand and bring them through
a trivial crisis.
John: can I ask you
about the fragment of truth that was left in
Sedona before I left….
Omal: uh-huh, a very small fragment
that is finding it harder to get hold of…..
John: they’re
leaving, everyone’s leaving.
Omal: that is
because it is breaking down.
They will tell you that it has become
corrupted with I believe you would call
money grabbers?
John: oh yeah but
that was happening long before I left and
while I was leaving and that was one of the
biggest reasons why I'm leaving, why I left.
Omal: it is still
growing and the people that are looking for
the truth are moving away, they are
searchers as was the young lady visiting
from the continent below who is a searcher
and they go where they think it is
advantageous for them to learn.
John: okay now Pete
and Gina who are very close to me, very much
spiritually in tune….
Omal: uh-huh, when
are they arriving?
John: they'll be
coming through here and they’re going to
Idaho and they really feel that their
sanctuary is in Idaho. How do you feel about
that, about strategic placement and whether
I'm here in Tahoe or in Idaho or in my camp
in New York or my place in Arizona?
Omal: every
possibility must be analyzed and looked at. It
may be necessary to retreat to Arizona but
in a very devious sort of way.
John: uh-hmm.
Omal: by going the
most indirect route may be the most direct.
Instead of going
directly to Arizona, it may be advantageous
to go to New York and then backtrack. There
are things in New York that are easier to
get at then there are in Arizona. So it
would be advantageous to do a backtrack or
you may find it easier to go to Idaho before
retreating to Arizona or vice versa, Arizona
before retreating to the East.
John: yes I see.
Omal: so you have
to have more than one line of escape planned
or it may be necessary to drag people from
those places, those
connections to a central point.
John: and out of
all the places I've mentioned, can you give
me any insight which would be a good central
point?
Omal: well Idaho has its
advantages of being a good central
rendezvous point for all parties
from all parts of the country. Arizona has
its advantages because of the cabins located
in that area. New York has its advantages
because it is a easy access sea point to
retreat even further if necessary and Lake Tahoe is a natural
fortress.
John: so we’ve
pretty much covered the United States and
you’ve been....
Omal: unfortunately yes,
everything has its advantages.
John:
lovely vague you know what I mean where I
guess it’s just up to me where…..
Omal: yes, that is
what I’m saying….
John: where I go
and what I do.
Omal: yes….
Omal: everything
has its advantages and each situation has a
particular area which is advantageous to
retreat to. If you stay in the same
location, that in itself may be advantageous
to have an area to retreat back to. Let’s
say for example you decide to retreat to
your family….
John: yes.
Omal: you arrive
there....
John: yes okay, excuse me.
Omal: the situation
in the East is very, very bad. Rioting on a
daily basis, mass migration out of the
cities into the countryside, defending your
property being very costly in not only
munitions but in life, you decide to retreat
away from that area, cutting your losses and
retreating to your friends in Idaho.
John: yeah but....
Russ: hard to imagine they'd
be but as a
hypothetical situation, anything
could happen.
John: so we would
retreat hypothetically from….
Omal: from one
place to another. When
you plan a battle,
you have to plan for every eventuality. You
have to plan for how far you wish to
advance, if the advance is going to be easy
or hard or even if you have to retreat, you
have to plan every possible avenue. If you
do not consider the idea of retreat, then
you are cutting off an option that may save
your lives.
John: yes.
Omal: so it is
necessary to plan for everything. You have
to plan for a very, very wide area. The
plans that you make with your family are
very good, you must keep on with
those but you must also plan for the worst.
If you do not plan for the worse, then you
are cutting off a very useful learning tool
and something that may be needed. When you
plan for the worst, you have to look at the
worst-case scenario and when you look at the
worst-case scenario, make it even worse. You
think of everything that can go wrong and I
do mean everything, even earthquakes, even
volcanic activity, even nuclear strike. So
it is necessary to plan for everything
accordingly. Okay, next question.
Russ: okay, whether
you can answer this or not I’m not sure. Ashtar's visit, that
was regarding us or have any effect on us?
Omal: it has no
effect whatsoever but it would be useful to
ask him himself.
Russ: is he here?
Omal: yes.
Russ: fair enough.
Omal: okay, last
question from each of you, Johnny?
John: my move to Lake Tahoe has been very good
for me and I’m not sure to the extent of my
sabbatical or training with Mark and Russ,
I’m not sure how far this is going to go. I
don’t know if they’re going to travel with
me back East or if we’re
going to be here but I’m assuming I’m on the
right path.
Omal: yes, you are
on a path of learning and preparation.
Everything even if it is really bad does
serve the function of being a learning
lesson. As I’ve stated in the past, it is
not something to relish, it is something to
live through and to be able to pass on the
knowledge that you have learned. The
pioneers of your country suffered greatly
but yet out of that suffering came a country
with infinite possibilities, not all good
and not all bad but there is infinite
possibilities where it could have gone and
infinite possibilities of where it has gone
so the struggle is necessary for the
advancement of your race. I do not say
struggle in the sake of struggle for itself
but if it comes, then
it must be dealt with and in
turn those that survive
do improve the country. Okay Russ?
Russ: the scenario
that you painted would make an excellent
computer game called "Collapse" in which
America collapses financially and you must
go to various places in the country to pick
up certain items that you can’t get other
places to take them back to certain places
to make your refuge. I might
have to get together with someone here and work on that, what
do you think?
Omal: if you wish.
Russ: good idea.
Omal: okay.
Russ: thank you
Omal.
Omal: thank you,
you’re welcome.
John: thank you so
much.
Omal: live long,
prosper and I’ll see you guys later.
John: see you
around bub.
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