Turin

Sacra di San Michele

Before I left the uk, it was clear that I needed to take Adam's earth grid to Italy to connect in with the gates that are being opened in Turin to bring in the Light into this ancient city which has become mis aligned with the Truth.

We arrived in Turin on 1st July to do some major clearing work on the energy lines that pass through Torino in northwest Italy. This will bring in the golden age economy of abundance for all - per tutte!

This links into the children of the sun solstice transmission that involved over 10,000 people across the globe, clearing with love and light 44 centres of finance. It was a major success which activated prosperity for all of humanity. See link for details:
http://childrenofthesun.org/2014/06/03/solstice-transmission-june-21-2014/

The start of the clearing work in Torino was at the Sacra di San Michele, a huge basilica built a long time ago on the Michael lye line. The line runs from Skellig Michael through to Mount Carmel in Israel.

This is a picture of the map showing the line on a board in the church.

This picture is shows the grid in of the windows in the ruins of the church dedicated to mother Mary in the grounds of the monastery.

View from the Basilica

Drakensberg portal

I left Cape Town by greyhound bus to the Drakensberg mountians on 12th January (Sunday) arriving Ladysmith on the 13th. Stayed at the Royal Hotel (where a friend used to be a receptionist). On the evening I heard from my brother that my sister had passed away in the morning. I had to make a huge change in plans. In the morning I organised a flight back from Jo'burg plus the hire of a car so that I could get to Harrismith where the Jo'burg Intercape bus stopped. Before catching the bus I had a enough time to drive into the mountains and open the portal before heading back to Harrismith.

After checking out of the hotel, I drove down to the Monk's cowl which is at the end of the road from Ladysmith down to the Drakensberg via Winterton.

As you enter the park, the Mountains begin to enclose you in there green towering presence. I passed Cathedral Peak (where I was planning to stay) and reached Monk's cowl at about 11am. This is a starting point for lots of walking trails next Dragon's Peak. Next time I am there, hopefully I will have enough time to walk in the mountains.

With gratitude, knowing that the job had been done.