Tweets - December 24th - Moving Star

There is an old story here. Someone said something to someone, who said something to someone else. Long lost and forgotten by the time the gospel of Matthew was written.

The hearsay story fragments baffled and bewildered the author(s) of Matthew, but they were so intrigued by the "moving star" that they turned it into a fictional account. So I believe the original source, whomever it came from, whatever it was:

"After hearing the king, they went on their way; and behold, the star, which they had seen in the east, went on ahead of them until it came to a stop over the place where the child was to be found. When they saw the star, they rejoiced exceedingly with great joy." ~ Matthew 2:9

Tweets - December 15th - White Orbs

I went away on vacation on a cruise last week, and while sitting outside on the balcony one night, 1 or 2 white orbs of light flew backward and forward through the clouds and beneath the clouds. They flew in arcs and straight movements, fast and slow. Never seen anything like it.

As someone who has seen spacecrafts literally thousands of times over the last 2 decades, I remain skeptical of what I saw that one night over the sea. These were not angels, but were something else (perhaps to make me more aware of what others in the world are being permitted to see).

My cabinmate was the person who will be moving in with me, and I had already spoken to him (a little) about the spacecrafts that fly overhead. I found out he has been reading some of the things I've written, and I think I owe him at least some bit of detail, as much as I think he can receive in those moments. So while those orbs were flying over the sea, I remember I had my hand on the cabin balcony door to open the door and let him know what was happening overhead because maybe this was for him. But then I thought, if it were for him, he would already be here to see, and I didn't know how long the experience would last. (It would have been strange and awkward to call him outside only for nothing to be there.) The experience only lasted a few minutes.