So as the title says, I would like to know the opinion of you about nibiru and also about planetary transition.
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Enjoy! And after you finish, read chronologically the entire website, that shall open your eyes to see.
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I do believe in Nibiru and I had some visions. Well, anyway, I believe it exists, but people say it’s something bad, which isn’t true, I guess.
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I was on the fence for a bit, but
a) It’s supposed to have passed by in 160 BCE and I’m not aware of an extinction event at that time and
b) It’s supposed to have been here in 2012, and after that the stories keep changing and still nothing happens, and it’s not even on the radar so to speak, of being in the solar system yet.
c) I’m inclined to ask why a body with such an elongated elliptical wouldn’t be likely to pull off out of orbit at the end of the ellipse anyway.
So, if there’s anything to this, my vote goes to something outside our 3 dimensions possibly an astral event, but not an actual physical planet.
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NASA haven’t bothered to talk about it since 2012
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2012 was something else completely. Human foolishness led to the belief, that it meant the date of the end. It was something else and nothing like that. I just wanted to get that out of the way.
Also, Nibiru isn’t the planet that will destroy Earth, or something like that. Nibiru is the home of the Anunnaki (which isn’t the name of the race, that race was given to them by that Sumerians and it means “Pleople from the stars” or something like that). I doupt that a collision ever happened.
But that doesn’t mean that Nibiru isn’t real. It’s just something else than the theory most people have about it. When someone notices that a fact isn’t just how he imagined it, he just rejects it. Just because someone doesn’t have enough wisdom on something, he can’t just close his eyes, hoping it can disappear.
@Mulberry Also, don’t trust what they say. If they would accept its existance, they would also accept magic, spirits, etc. So, don’t have high hopes for them…
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