I have begun sharing moments of grace and divine intervention on X. The reason for this is to inform others of the relief which is available through consciousness exploration and knowing God/All That Is/Source.

I have been very fortunate to have experienced such moments, without which I would not be here writing this post. They are what have saved me throughout the adversities I have faced during my experience as a test subject in an NHI hybridisation program.

They are also what have helped me heal and transform many issues and my consciousness.

Again, I am sharing to encourage anyone who perhaps feels alone or troubled or who perhaps even feels curious about the subjects to “go within” and “seek and find”.

I would like to share a moment from earlier today.

I was panicked as I am used to seeing God appear at times as Nemo – the character from Finding Nemo – when I seek our connection, however I didn’t receive any visions when I sought that comfort.

I kept worrying and panicking I wouldn’t see Nemo or “God’s face” again, which sounds silly when I don’t believe God has a face in truth, however God can represent itself in many different ways, and often has a playful sense of humour about this representation.

I began chanting the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, which features a line referencing God as three-eyed, which I always associate with the colour blue (indigo/blue is the colour associated with the third eye chakra) and Blue Beings of the Bhagavad Gita.

I closed my eyes and saw a very large indigo being, Krishna, who took me into its’ arms and said, “you are still my child”. A sentiment and truth which is repeated often during such moments. God and our soul friends share daily how we are each thought of as God’s eternal children. This is why God/All That Is/Source made this statement.

These moments of grace invariably bring great relief and make me cry, or bring about the sensation of wanting to cry. They are powerful, comforting, and cathartic. They also happen at exactly the right moment and often in the most charming ways.

I hope to add more such instances to Geoshift and really hope they help.