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Hi, I have just finished rereading this book. I had read it probably 5+ years ago, but I noticed it is free on Amazon Kindle.
It is a channeled story, channeled through Suzanne Lie. It details the story of Mytria and Mytre, two Pleiadean beings who fall in love. Their life journeys are not only intertwined, but also with the Ascension of their Pleiadian planet, Alycone. In the beginning of the book, Mytria says that she is a higher expression of the author, Suzanne.
The first part of the book follows Mytria and the unfolding of her life path as a keeper of the Violet Flame on Alycone. Later, the book follows Mytre's perspective, and his time on board an Arcturian Mothership. He is a commander in the Ashtar command.
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If the book sound interesting, feel free to check it out. It is free on Amazon Kindle.
I was going to say, at the end of the book, it has some very "deep" or more technical parts on how the Arcturian mothership operates. It also follows Mytre's mental / psychological journey during that time, and it can be a little challenging to read / understand.
Also, if you want to read more about the characters, you can search Mytria / Mytre on https://suzanneliephd.blogspot.com.
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A few quotes that I found interesting in the book:
"Ascension is the process of recalibrating your consciousness to perceive the reality that is resonating to a higher frequency than the physical world."
This metaphor / allegory:
"The play is over, and you are leaving the theater. You are just taking a moment of your "time" to pick up your program, push up your seat, and stand in line to leave the theater. The theater is not disappearing yet. In fact, many people are still staring at the empty stage, as if they are waiting for one more act to commence. If you wish, you can tell them that the play is over. However, most of them will not hear you and may even become angry that you are telling them what they do not want to hear. They are used to this play. They don't want this play to end. They did not understand this play and need to watch more of it in order to know why they even entered this theater in the first place. Therefore, you politely step past them, maybe send them some unconditional love as you leave the theater, and step out into the light of that which awaits you."