20181101-David Wilcock-Planet X
David – Planet X Nibiru
There is no concern about it coming into our solar system and completely wreaking havoc due to its gravitational pull. Its impossible for a planet entering the solar system to come in and mess with ours. [I[If the Reciprocal Systems theory model is correct, then all the planets have active time-space cores which are harmonically synchronized to the Sun. See the post The Energetic Evolution of The Solar System | At the Earth’s Core: The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution. As a results any body entering the solar system would be out of phase with these cores and not affect the whole system as intensely as modern day physics suggest. It can definitely influence the planets, potentially causing massive electrical discharges, but not affect the planetary orbits or momenta of the solar system as a whole. Each planet is linked to the sun and all other planets via a temporal explosion into time-space that occurred when our star system was forming, hence Corey’s below statement about most star systems being binary.
[Most stars are Binary that have 2 stars in the system, not just one. Our system is actually binary but the second star is broken up into the cores of each of the planets. ]
But there is nothing he knows of to support the Nibiru myth of destruction idea.
Corey's additional comments on Planet X
Someone asked him about Planet X whether it is going to affect our planet. Is that something we should be concerned about. Corey answered: No, this is why some people like Webre came out against me. I answered the questions about Planet X on the Open Your Minds Radio interview that we are in a binary star system with a brown dwarf that does not enter our Sol System. It does have an effect on our star system but not like some have proposed. The climate changes are due to our Sol System moving into a high energetic (high density) area of our galaxy.
There is no concern about it coming into our solar system and completely wreaking havoc due to its gravitational pull. Its impossible for a planet entering the solar system to come in and mess with ours. [I[If the Reciprocal Systems theory model is correct, then all the planets have active time-space cores which are harmonically synchronized to the Sun. See the post The Energetic Evolution of The Solar System | At the Earth’s Core: The Geophysics of Planetary Evolution. As a results any body entering the solar system would be out of phase with these cores and not affect the whole system as intensely as modern day physics suggest. It can definitely influence the planets, potentially causing massive electrical discharges, but not affect the planetary orbits or momenta of the solar system as a whole. Each planet is linked to the sun and all other planets via a temporal explosion into time-space that occurred when our star system was forming, hence Corey’s below statement about most star systems being binary.
[Most stars are Binary that have 2 stars in the system, not just one. Our system is actually binary but the second star is broken up into the cores of each of the planets. ]
But there is nothing he knows of to support the Nibiru myth of destruction idea.
Corey's additional comments on Planet X
Someone asked him about Planet X whether it is going to affect our planet. Is that something we should be concerned about. Corey answered: No, this is why some people like Webre came out against me. I answered the questions about Planet X on the Open Your Minds Radio interview that we are in a binary star system with a brown dwarf that does not enter our Sol System. It does have an effect on our star system but not like some have proposed. The climate changes are due to our Sol System moving into a high energetic (high density) area of our galaxy.
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