Does The Earth Have Two Suns?

and why that question is important

My husband and I frequently visit Santa Margarita Lake, which is about 35 minutes from our home in Central Coast California. We consider it to be one of our favorite places in Nature, despite the fact that the lake itself is man-made. Quick backstory:

The Central Coast of California includes not only the coastline itself from Monterey to San Luis Obispo and the five cities, but the inland regions to the east as well. This is Salinan Native Tribe country. The Salinan people have lived in this region for the last 10,000 years. Like most other native cultures in the good ol’ US of A, the Salinan people were serially traumatized and nearly decimated by warring factions seeking to “own” all the land in this amazing region.

According to a friend who was born and raised in our town, there was a fairly large tribal community along the Salinas River in Santa Margarita. At that time — during WWII, — the “powers-that-want-to-be” decided to stem the flow of the river with a dam that would create a reservoir for providing much-needed potable water to Camp San Luis Obispo. So, these Gub’mint “authorities” — in the middle of the night — burned the tribal village to the ground in order to erect what is now the Salinas River Dam and create the reservoir, Santa Margarita Lake.

Not unsurprisingly, that part of the story is not told in the official military document:

https://www.spl.usace.army.mil/Portals/17/docs/congressional/Fact_Sheets/PPMD/SalinasReservoir(SantaMargaritaLake)DispositionFactSheet_1.pdf

After learning this horrific information, I have even more reverence when visiting the lake.

Let us pause in silent reflection at the horrors inflicted in the name of “progress,” and vow to mitigate our participation in such tyrannical, psychopathic deceit and damage.

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Okay, back to the question of two suns.

I listened to the first (free) hour of this CRROW777 show. Crow and Jason interviewed Wayne McRoy and Giancarlo to discuss this notion.

According to old Italian texts, there are indeed two suns. Giancarlo read and then interpreted the key passages, which essentially say that one sun is the “impression” and the other sun is the “image.” It’s a fascinating conversation which I highly recommend. Crow has inserted his photographs of the sun into the YT video.

(Note: If you want access to the entire 2-hour long interview, you will need to become a subscriber.)

As I began listening to the interview, I recalled my own photograph of the sun(s), taken at Santa Margarita Lake on November 21, 2021.

I had seen the reflection on the water and was able to stand far enough back on the shore to capture both the sky and the lake. Later, at home, when I looked at the photograph on my large cinema display, I was stunned to see that the existence of two suns this reflection was NOT due to ripples in the water, otherwise there would have been more than two. Then, looking at the sky, it is clear that there is a sun in front and another sun behind it.

In case you’re wondering, NO, I did not enhance this photo. I wanted to maintain the characteristics of the moment. As you can see, the sky was very hazy that day, “thanks” to earlier chemtrails.

So, what might be some reasons for, or implications of, the existence of two suns? Here’s what I have so far:

• One of the suns is false, it was placed there for nefarious reasons by ne’er-do-wells, and is problematic to the entire Earth system; thus the “real” sun is battling the poseur sun

• The second sun is a “back-up” that presents itself during the “real” sun’s weak moments (see previous comment)

• It’s an intentional two-sun system for other Divine mechanical reasons that I currently do not understand

• The main sun birthed a baby sun that will grow and eventually carry on the “family” duties when Papa Sun retires or passes on

• The second sun is a reflection of the main sun onto the “waters above” and thus “waters below”; so, there really IS only one sun

• Your thoughts?

Bottom line: If there are indeed two suns, we should know WHY!

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Here is another sun photograph that I captured in San Miguel, California, in April 2021, about seven months prior to the Santa Margarita Lake photo. My husband and I had just purchased a small travel trailer and visited a local winery that is part of the Harvest Hosts organization (which is super-cool, by the way). It was unseasonably warm — in the triple digits. As we sat outside with our glasses of wine, I noticed that the sun looked HUGE. I got this photo.

Months later, I found the photograph in my “to edit” folder on my computer. I couldn’t believe how weirdly misshapen and jagged it appeared! The only thing I did was crop the photo and add this whimsical bokeh effect; otherwise, everything is as captured.

I mean, seriously, look at the sheer SIZE of this sun compared to the trees. Sure, those are some nearly 100-feet tall, 300-year-old California oak trees, but that sun is so big and weirdly shaped that it doesn’t look real. Remember, only those little white bokeh dots were added. The jagged edges of this oval-shaped sun are legit.

Was this when the main sun was giving birth to junior? Look at the top left of the oval: It looks like a protrusion. I don’t know. It’s just fricking weird.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on these phenomenon. And please let me know if you listened to Crow’s show or if you have done other research on the two-sun theory!

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As always, I wish you excellent health, well-being, and a life of joyful creativity!💖