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On Wisdom From North, Lyssa Royal Holt talks with Jannecke Øinæs about Pleiadian contact and about why, in her telling, those beings left Earth and now return as equals. Holt says she was always drawn to consciousness and to an unseen world, and to how a nervous system behaves when contact happens. The body can feel a presence before the person knows how to join that feeling to perception. She explores forgetting on purpose. Going into bodies where you do not know who you are. Awakening, in the line she gives, is the moment a character recognizes it is more than the part it is playing. One consciousness, looking through many eyes, is the frame she offers for creation. A metaphor of a mandala is used for a planet balanced with nature. The conversation includes a being she calls Sasha. She describes the visitors as physical beings who are further along than we are.
Key points
- Holt speaks with Jannecke Øinæs about Pleiadian contact and a return as equals.
- She says the body can feel contact before perception catches up.
- Forgetting who you are is described as the point of taking a body.
- Awakening is a character seeing that it is more than the role.
- Creation, in her frame, is one consciousness looking through many eyes.
Short quotes
Our nervous system can feel it, but we haven't yet learned maybe, how to link what we're feeling with our perceptional abilities.
Lyssa Royal Holt, Lyssa Royal Holt on contact

She says the body feels contact before perception can name it. Watch at 15:02
Let's explore the idea of not knowing myself even further, which means going into bodies where you've forgotten who you are.
Lyssa Royal Holt, Lyssa Royal Holt on contact

Forgetting is described as the reason for taking a body. Watch at 39:09
The awakening process, then is what happens when the character begins to recognize it is more than the character it is playing.
Lyssa Royal Holt, Lyssa Royal Holt on contact

Awakening is recognizing that a person is more than the role. Watch at 51:24
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