What's Up On Planet Earth (Page 1 of 3)

I've never been quite sure what to think about that site.  Some of it seems to ring true, but I can definitely see where you're coming from in saying it's just the flip side!

Also in what you say about those predictions.  It's always getting better, always tomorrow, carrot on a stick.

And yeah - the biggest changes do tend to come as a complete surprise.  I'm sure dinosaurs weren't sitting around expecting it to happen. And we sure as hell weren't expecting it on 911.  (well, ok, some ppl were but you get my point).

I've said it a few times recently that, we can predict all we want and usually these kinds of events wont happen while we're expecting them.  But the second we dont expect anything -- BANG.

So I guess we'll see...heh

It's alittle too new age for my liking, saying things that often times can't be proven.  However, there does seem to be energy fluctuations in the world, affecting people in the same ways, and like somebody else mentioned she does seem to be good at reading energy in that regard.   But whether the nature of this energy, the reasoning behind it, the function, purpose, etc. is what she's claiming it is.............that's the heart of the issue.   But because she speaks with confidence, claiming things that the new agers like to hear, she's gained some huge popularity in that crowd.  For instance, here's a typical statement you'll find on the site:

How can anybody prove or disprove this?  You can't.  Overall though, I have to say that I don't get a bad feeling about Karen.  She doesn't strike me as crazy, or purposeful disinformation agent.  She seems nice, and well meaning, and I have from time to time checked in at her site on my own accord to see what she was saying.   In general I just don't fully mesh with that stuff, specifically, the laser beam focus on ascension, and also, the lingo.   Again, whether these energy happenings pertain to ascension, who can prove either way?  And to me the jargon/lingo is just another one of the new age trappings, along with the costumes/clothes they often wear and the names they give themselves. (Karen is refreshing in that regard though....she's dressed in regular clothes and goes by her real name.)  It's a mixed bag.  It's sincere enough that I don't have bad feelings about her, but it's not enough on my own wavelength that I would recommend it to people.

I don't really pay attention to any predictions she makes but her stuff is
useful to tap into the emotional feminine band of intuitional awareness.
Her energy alerts are really like astrological reports with an emphasis
on what changes are currently in effect, but without the astro jargon.

What she has to say could usually be boiled down to a few short statements.
But she seems to hit the mark quite a bit once you understand what she's
saying.  I agree with you, lyra.  I don't get any bad vibe from her. 

TP

I find myself agreeing with all of the above, and yet sensing that there IS something to the ascension storyline being told via multiple sources.

Something's definitely happening, and it can't all be attributed to Dark manipulation.  I agree that Karen's list of ascension symptoms seem eerily similar to the byproducts of chemtrails, HAARP, etc.  At the same time, it certainly is possible that there are more forces at work than just the Dark side manipulations of planetary frequency. 

Just like the flood myths that abound in multiple cultures, the dragon myths that do likewise, there seems to be a coherent pattern of thought associated with "the end" of an age -- whether the Kali period in Indian literature, the Mayan calendar, the Hopi legends, the Aussie aborigines' dreamtime, Christian armageddon storyline  -- all posit the end of an age as we know it.

Time itself seems to be metamorphosing, events and outcomes increasingly less predictable. What was once deeply hidden seems increasingly revealed, the Dark side dance less fluid, increasingly jerky with crudities exposed.

It seems reasonable to posit that this world has become increasingly fractured since 2001 and some form of great enlightenment has begun to stir, which makes the whole ugly picture more easily discerned.  There definitely seems to be more "awake" folks and the games the politicos play are far more easily seen thru and threadbare.

"What's Up on Planet Earth" is certainly a good question to posit at this time.

Here's is my humble view on Karen's site, for what it's worth.

Although, I do not keep up with the updates anywhere near as frequently as I read NR or check the weather; I have checked the site at particular times after I have felt what I would call another wave of incoming energy.  And each time I've done that (maybe 10x at most) she has been spot on as far as feeling the influx and updating the site.

However, she has never (for me personally) been spot on about the symptoms.

Thanks FreeSpirit, now I don't have to go look up the "symptoms".

But no, I don't see any of this when I feel these energy waves.  I feel connected.  I feel calm, joy, peace, and creative energy flow.  I feel the desire to share of myself with others.  I feel the desire to just be me and commune with existence no matter what physical box I may be in at the moment.  I feel poetic.  I feel limitless.  All these things are what these energy waves are associated with, to me.  The several times I have read her energy updates I just feel bad because it really must suck to have all this boundless energy and then be going through so much trauma on a personal level.

At the same time, I can't actually make a firm judgement.  Maybe these symptoms are part of ascension for some.  Maybe it's part of ascension for all and I'm missing the boat.  There are multiple angles to see it from and not enough information on any angle to make a firm judgement.  So I did what I've always done.  I checked for inner resonation.  I don't resonate with the symptoms so I don't read the updates anymore.

She has her books for sale on her site, but then again, so do I.  So does Montalk.  So do a lot of people.   Other than that, her energy alert information is free.  She has a donation button, but again...so do a lot of people.  Nothing wrong with that.   But it's not mandatory to pay to access her material, unlike other websites out there where you can tell it really is all about making a buck off of people.  And she does promote her pet charity causes, so her site isn't completely devoted to herself and getting $$ only for her.  People may want to give " 'er " money, and it's really not in anybody's place to tell people what to do.   It's one thing to vocalize a concern about the fact that she has books for sale and a donation button - you're entitled to that opinion, and others here may agree or diagree with you - but flat out telling people what to do based on what is or isn't right for you, or what you would or wouldn't do is not mature.  There are probably quite a few people who felt that they've benefitted enough from her free energy alerts that they'd like to donate something to her for her time and effort.  Everybody's going to be different.

Where I stand on the "making money on spirtuality" thing is that there's nothing wrong with charging for a book - so long as it's reasonable.  Some books are overpriced for their content and usefullness, in my opinion.  And asking for donations is perfectly fine, as people are then giving you what they feel is fair.   But then sometimes you see some websites charging for stuff that seems ludicrous, or making the entire site "pay only" for access, which is also a bit    To me, anyway.  Depends on what the material is though I guess - some might be worth pay-only access, but a lot probably isn't.  It's all about fair balance, and Karen's site seems balanced in that regard.  Again, to me anyway.  And anytime you see a website host yelling and whining at their reading audience that they're not getting enough monetary donations?  More ridiculous.  I've seen that though, both a male and female website host, but I won't name any names.   It's immature.  Nobody's obligated to donate on a free site and if a webhost can't accept that then they shouldn't be running a free site.  So that's another thing to keep in mind when gauging the integrity of a web host who's selling spirituality.

Like I said, I don't get any bad feelings about Karen, she doesn't come across like she's trying to scam people and take advantage of their hopeful naivete.  You can tell she sincerely believes what she's writing.  Now whether it's correct and accurate is another story, but she herself seems to be sincere.

That post you quoted is from a year ago, and tenetnosce no longer seems to post here.  He probably won't even see your comment.