Visionkeeper ~ Humor ~ 18 April 2012

I think more than anything these days we need to remember humor! We seem so serious and often down trodden. The creator did not create us to suffer in life. As with everything he did, he gave us the choice in how we lived our lives. Who in heaven’s name said ascension had to be grueling? Why can we not find humor in it as well? If there is a good cartoonist amongst my readers I challenge you to begin creating a daily cartoon about ascension so we can retrieve our humor from the trash can. yes the solar flares are very intense and rattle our nerves to the core. Not much we can do about them as that is where our information we need is coming from and we can’t stop them anyway. So we must remember to ‘ Glow with the flow ‘ as my friend J so aptly created. Trying to fight what is going on, allowing ourselves to become frustrated and agitated is a waste of much-needed energy! We need to conserve our energy for shinning the light. The above picture I found wonderful humor in and it suits me perfectly.

GROWING SUNSPOT: What a difference a day makes. On April 16th, sunspot AR1460 did not exist. Twenty-four hours later it was twice as big as the planet Earth. This April 17th movie from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory shows sunspot genesis in action:

The sunspot's magnetic field is still too simple for strong flares, but if the expansion continues apace, instabilities could develop that lead to explosions. Readers with solar telescopes should keep an eye on AR1460. Solar flare alerts: text, voice.

SPECTACULAR EXPLOSION: Magnetic fields on the sun's northeastern limb erupted around 17:45 UT on April 16th, producing one of the most visually-spectacular explosions in years. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) recorded the blast at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths: