“How is it that you call yourselves ‘Pleiadian’ yet the Pleiades star cluster is considered to be unable to support life-sustaining planets?”
“Our stellar neighborhood is, from one perspective, young and volatile and full of nebulous complexity that seemingly renders it incapable of sustaining life. Yet where we are, there is order and life-sustaining harmony. What is it that makes such a difference in perspectives? In the most basic terms, it is that there are veils of dimensionality, membranes of reality, buffers between locality that render it thus incomprehensibly true. When the instrumentation of the encroaching scientifically advanced age sufficiently gains sensitivity to show signs of life where otherwise it should not be, your understanding will give your answer in a more satisfying way.”
