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Awareness starts here,
in the practical physical plane, with carefully reading all the guidelines
and following all the links included.
~ Nothing included is superfluous ~
These Transmissions require participants to be in stillness and silence,
in an open heart receiving mode, you are entering the paradigm of Oneness.

Each receives what they are willing to open to, nothing can be forced and I as the Transmitter and magnifier do not impose or control the Light. Light is always present, the ability to be open to receive it is actually key to Mastery. Learning to receive is actually the hardest part, as well as a turning point in our spiritual evolution, and the Heart of Sacred Fire Transmissions.

I kindly ask you not try to help, direct, send or control energy or Light during these Transmissions. Transmissions for both you and I, as the step-down transmitter, are about the Art of receiving and Being. Be relaxed and like a sponge, be aware if you tense up, and relax again, and again, and again. Remember that nothing is added or removed from your make up,
the Light already within you is being magnified….the blessing of Illumination!

The season of unpredictable winter precipitation is upon us again, so here are a few important points to keep in mind, regarding attending in-person events in Chelsea, Quebec.  Always check your emails before leaving home:  if the weather is really bad, I will cancel the in-person event and everyone can attending remotely from their own home…the beauty of the paradigm of Oneness!

You are responsible for yourself and the only one that knows your comfort level in driving on hilly country roads in the winter:  getting stressed out driving here and then back to your home will be counterproductive to the relaxed state of the Transmission.  On the other hand I’ve been surprised more than once by individuals arriving here in near zero visibility weather conditions…we all have our level of comfort for driving conditions and that’s OK!

Winter tires are essential and remember that there is always more snow here than in the city, we seem to be in a local snow belt.  Wear sturdy winter footwear and watch where you walk, there might be ice under the snow.  Car pool if you can, as parking can be more limited in the winter.  Give yourself extra time to make it here on time.

We have a very good snow ploughing contract for our road and we snowblow our own laneway, so on ‘regular’  winter days there should be enough parking in our laneway:  there is also overflow parking at the end of our street in the roundabout.  However if the precipitation has been continuous and there is accumulation on the road and driveway, you will have to decide whether your tires/vehicle/driving skills call for you to opt for parking at the bottom of the hill:  there is parking for 3-4 vehicles when parked perpendicular to the road in front of the mail and garbage boxes at the bottom of the hill (disregard the no parking sign).  There are also a few more parking spots behind the train tracks, at the bottom of Chemin Winnisic (one street North). All this said, very few individuals have had to use these suggestions in the past winters….but at the time they were glad they knew the lay of the land.

Remember you always have the option to attend remotely from your home.  Please advise me as soon as possible if you choose this option.

• If you are switching before the close of the registration on Friday the 20th at 6pm, email me to let me know, so that your place can be offered to someone else.
• After this time line, call at any time (the phone ringer is off at night) and leave me a message at 819-459-2021, so that I do not wait for you.
• You will find the directives for attending remotely here

From north direction:

Take the 105 South, turn Left on Chemin St-Clement (just before the IGA) and make your way down to River Road/Chemin de la Rivière, turn right, travel past Chemin Cora Rose and Chemin Winnisik to Chemin Carnochan. Go up the hill to number 16 on the right hand side at the top of the hill.  Parking in our driveway on the graveled areas or at the bottom of the hill (car nose towards the bins and mail boxes).

From Wakefield:

Take River Road/Chemin de la Rivière South past St-Clement, Chemin Cora Rose and Chemin Winnisik to Chemin Carnochan. Go up the hill to number 16 on the right hand side at the top of the hill.  Parking in our driveway on the graveled areas or at the bottom of the hill (car nose towards the bins and mail boxes).

From Ottawa:

If you’re taking the Parkway:  go to the end of the Parkway and turn left to cross the Portage bridge into Hull and keep going straight ahead on Maisonneuve Blvd.  You’ll be going through a few lights, stay in the left lane as the merges are on the left and follow the Hwy directions for the 5 Nord Maniwaki.

If you’re taking the Queensway:  make your way to King Edward Street and go straight across the MacDonald Cartier Bridge and again straight ahead on the 5 Nord Maniwaki.

Once on the 5 Nord Maniwaki, take exit 21 Chemin de la Rivière, turn rigth at the STOP sign.  In about one hundred feet you are facing street lights, turn right again and then immediately left onto Chemin de la Riviere.  You will travel on this road for about 3kms…your land mark will be… when you drive over the train tracks, you will see the river on your right and we live on the next street on your left Carnochan.  Drive up to the top of the hill, you will see a 5 pointed star on a tree on the right hand side and the number 16.  Parking in our driveway on the graveled areas and at the bottom of the hill (car nose towards the bins and mail boxes).