In the first segment about Goodbye Milky Way, I mention that I sent for the CD A Posteriori by Enigma. I received it yesterday. I played it so that I was surrounded by the sounds, both overt and subtle. Listening to it on a computer link is one thing, but hearing it, while being surrounded with all the effects contained within, is a whole other experience.

There are definite keys in the music of Goodbye Milky Way. These keys interact with the Graduation Key. It starts in the very beginning with a clockwise feel to the energy. As the track proceeds, the energy builds, forming a cone of energy around me. The appearance resembles an inverted ice cream cone. This energy moves at the same comfortable, clockwise pace that the Graduation Key is moving.

Examining it closer, I could see the thread of energy connecting this cone to the Graduation Key. What I have discovered is that the Higher Self (or Selves) responsible for Goodbye Milky Way are using the Key’s energy to enhance the listener…AND the intended listener is one of those who will be Graduating from the Earth stage. The intended listener is thus being enhanced by the Graduation Key’s energy. The music stimulates the thread of energy that forms the cone which surrounded my aura.

That this has reached me and, therefore those for whom M5 is written, is significant, at least to me. I recommend that you all spend some time with Goodbye Milky Way and see what effect it has on you.

The energy is very enhancing and soothing, as the Graduation Key’s energy is. Nothing happens by chance or coincidence when it comes to EndGame and our Graduation. I find it significant that a way has been developed to enhance each of us directly from the Graduation Key’s energy.

We know from M5 Volume III how the Graduation Key was formed. It appears that the next step is being enhanced by the Key itself, for those who desire to be a part of that enhancement. I encourage you to experience Goodbye Milky Way which is the final track in A Posteriori, if you are so inclined to do so.

Amendment: 

This is an interesting video/audio link relative to the Good Bye Milky Way discussion.