Ruth Ryden – Ruth And The Masters Of Light – 2 January 2014

Masters, will you give us an overall set of predictions for this coming year that would include world-wide weather conditions, earth movements, ocean currents, anything that will be impacting human habitation on this planet?
MASTERS: “You are all aware of the immense changes that are now taking place on your world, and it has been a difficult year for all. This coming year will be no exception as the frequencies in your solar system are being caused by other systems colliding and “pushing” against each other in your universe.
Creation is an on-going thing, as you must realize, and there is no such thing as “status quo” as many of you would rather believe. In another ten to twenty of your years the heavens will look quite different as other planets and “stars”, as you call them, will either be gone or new lights will appear. Astronomy will become a much more interesting electronic “game” than the violent make-believe fascinations that you have now.

Ruth Ryden – Ruth & The Masters Of Light – July 2013 – 2 July 2013

Masters, what do you see for this old world this coming month as storm systems just seem to keep coming?
“First of all, the world is not coming to an end! The doom-sayers will be busy with alarming predictions as storms continue to rage across continents and oceans for at least another year. Your planet is undergoing changes precipitated by the emergence of higher frequencies in the universe that will also be observed even by the Mars explorations on that planet.
Sporadic movements of the earth’s crust will continue to cause quakes and tsunamis to many parts of the world. Rising temperatures and unexpected cold fronts will arrive almost without normal expectations and confront humanity with the necessity of caring for each other when power or food supplies are interfered with.

Ruth Ryden – Ruth And The Masters Of Light – April 2013 Message – 3 April 2013

 

Dear Readers, as many places in our world have celebrated Easter, remembering the resurrection of Jesus, it is disheartening to see it turn into a gift-giving of chocolate eggs, baskets, stuffed animals, etc. to children that have nothing to do with that momentous occasion in history.  Christmas all over again.  For those who do not celebrate the occasion, would it be so difficult to just give a sense of respect to those who do?  Sigh.  Regardless, I send my best wishes for a meaningful celebration this special day.
Arizona has been blessed with beautiful weather the past week and supposed to be that way for another week.  However, we remember the Easter snow storms of the past.
I am scheduled to have cataract surgery of my right eye on the 18th of April and am really looking forward to having better sight for now and the rest of my time in this lifetime.  Probability is for the operation to also be done on the left eye in the near future.   If next month’s newsletter is skipped or late, you will understand why.
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Masters, what can we expect from weather and earth changes this coming month?
MASTERS:  “This coming month of April will come to be remembered as an historic change in the atmospheric weather conditions of your world for this time of year.  The storms now dropping down from the Arctic across Canada and into the Eastern states and the Mid-West will act in ways not expected.  Although the coastal areas will be hit hard again, we do not see sea waters impinging upon those who have already suffered so much loss.  Those who enjoy and attend the seasonal sporting events will have to be prepared for difficult weather conditions in many places.  By the middle of the month the harsh weather fronts will dissipate for the most part to provide some relief and warmer weather, although we still see a great deal of rainfall, especially in the southern states.  Flooding is a possibility that should not be ignored.  The northwestern states, and the southwest part of the U.S. will continue to enjoy warmer weather for two or three weeks, but we are seeing some drastic wind storms and unusual tornadic activity all along the western coast lines.