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Leanne’s Session

A Journey as a Guardian Energy

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In this session, Leanne explores an unusual and fascinating experience beyond physical form — a life as a consciousness of energy, protecting a planet and witnessing the cycles of transformation, destruction and renewal.

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Chapter 1 - The Red Energy

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Leanne begins this journey by experiencing herself not as a physical being, but as a form of energy

surrounding a distant planet.

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F:
Okay, you’ve just gone into a past life and I’ve asked you what you can see.

L:
Red.

F:
Red?

L:
Mmh.

F:
What is the red?

L:
It’s a state of being.

F:
Right. Are you the red, or is it something you’re looking at?

L:
No.

F:
So are you part of this red?

L:
Yeah, I think.

F:
So as you look at yourself, can you see yourself in any other form, or are you just red?

L:
When I look down it’s just red.

I’ll try and have a look from outside… it’s like the atmosphere… feeling part of the atmosphere… red.

Red, like I’m seeing a picture of the — I don’t know what it is. Is it the Milky Way in the distance? There’s a planet with rings round it.

F:
Is that what you’re looking at?

L:
I’m looking at a planet with a ring… two rings.

F:
Right, and what colour is the planet?

L:
I don’t know… I’m red.

F:
So when I ask what the name of this planet is, what comes back?

L:
Hertimonias? It sounds daft…

Plutinomias?

F:
And this is the planet that’s got the two rings around it, is it?

L:
Yeah.

F:
And are you part of the atmosphere on that planet?

L:
I’m around it on the outside.

F:
So how far away from it are you? You’ve got the rings — are you outside the rings?

L:
Oh yeah, I’m looking at it in the distance. It’s over there.

F:
Okay, so this red — is it all around the planet? Can you see it?

L:
No, I’m in the red.

F:
I’m trying to figure out if it’s encircling the planet or if it’s just…

L:
I think that’s it. It’s round further out. It’s not — it’s outside the atmosphere of the planet.

F:
Right. What’s your purpose?

L:
It’s a protection around the planet.

A protection… keeps it in place… keeps it where it’s meant to be.

F:
It keeps the planet where it’s supposed to be, you mean?

L:
Mmh.

I’m green now.

F:
So you’re changing colours, are you?

L:
It looks like it. Green one minute… and… just colour.

F:
You’re still around this planet then?

L:
Yes.

F:
So you’re just part of this massive… is it like a grid of this colour all around the planet, or is it just a small circle of it?

L:
It’s um… I don’t know how to explain it.

It’s just what I do.

F:
So you protect?

L:
Mmh.

It’s like I’m just a tiny bit in a great big sky.

Chapter 2

The Guardians of the Planet

Leanne begins to understand more about her role as a guardian energy, describing how many individual energies work together to protect the planet.

F:
So your job is to protect this planet, is it? Is it just that planet or is it…

L:
It’s round all the planets.

F:
Okay.

L:
All and everything.

F:
Alright, so what is it you’re actually protecting against?

L:
Let’s put it like this — if we weren’t here the planet would just whizz off.

F:
So you’re holding it in place?

L:
Yeah.

F:
How are you doing that?

L:
We’re all kind of next to each other, so… more there… more in front of me… more behind… more to the side… more to the side and so on and so on and around them and around them.

And we just kind of stay there, I suppose. That’s how we do it, so they can’t get through.

They can’t get through because we’re standing there like that.

F:
So you’re kind of blocking it from moving rather than holding it in place, do you mean?

L:
Yeah, I think both.

Holding it in place and stopping it moving.

F:
Okay, what colour are you now? What’s happening?

L:
Yellow, yellowy green.

F:
Can you communicate with the planet?

L:
Don’t think I’ve ever tried.

I don’t know, what would I want to communicate with it for?

F:
Well, to see what’s actually happening on the planet — why have you been put there to look after this planet? Does it know anything… the consciousness of it?

L:
No.

F:
No, okay, that’s fine.

Okay, so you’re around this planet looking after it. I want you to just look behind you and see what’s there.

L:
Another planet.

A big orange planet with craters. It looks orange with square craters in it.

F:
Why are there square craters? What’s actually hit that to make them square?

L:
I don’t know. It seems a bit strange to me that they would be square.

I’ve never turned round and looked at that one.

F:
Is there any life on the planet?

L:
I think there’s more likely to be life on that planet.

F:
But you’re looking after the other planet.

L:
Mmh.

F:
So could it be that you’re protecting against that planet from moving so it doesn’t damage any other planet?

L:
Maybe it’s trying to move. If it did, it would hit that planet, wouldn’t it?

F:
Yeah, okay, so you are made up of…

L:
I think I’m just a single thing.

F:
So what about the others that are with you then — are you individual to that or are you part of that?

L:
We’re all part of the same thing and individual.

F:
What do you mean? Are you individual within this one thing, or are you a part?

L:
No, it’s like we are the same — lots of little separate same things.

The same but individual… clones.

F:
So you’re clones of this colour then?

L:
Mmh.

F:
Okay, so how does your form, your colour, stop the planet from moving? How does it do that?

L:
It’s like we repel the planet.

I’ll try and explain it…

It’s like we’re the water and the planet is the oil, and the oil won’t go into the water.

It has to keep on the surface.

It can go through the water but it never becomes one with the water. It just can’t get through us.

If you dropped a bit of oil on a big load of water, the oil wouldn’t go through, would it?

F:
No.

L:
That’s what it is.

There’s lots of us… big… lots of us… big, and the planet can’t get through.

F:
Okay, so I just want to know a little bit more about this planet with the rings then.

Do you want to have a look and see if there is any life there?

L:
I can see little ant-like creatures.

They’re big though.

F:
Right, so let’s take a closer look.

What colour are they exactly?

L:
Dark coloured, like a purple colour.

Big stalking eyes… two eyes… on stalks.

F:
Do they walk?

L:
Yeah.

They walk upright; they don’t walk like an ant here.

F:
I just want you to concentrate on it and describe to me a bit more in detail.

Are they actually wearing anything, or are they completely without clothes?

L:
No, I don’t think they need clothes.

They’ve got that shell.

F:
So they’ve got a shell on their back then?

L:
They’ve got a shell.

I’m trying to see what they look like.

It’s a head but the eyes stick out on stalks on the head, and then there’s a skinny neck and then there’s a round oblong shell covering the top of the body, and then an upside-down triangle.

F:
What… the body is upside down?

L:
The down bit… the bottom bit.

F:
Right.

L:
And it’s got two stalky legs and knees, and the feet have got shells on.

F:
Right, so have they got arms at all?

L:
Yeah.

F:
What do the arms look like?

L:
They stick out the sides.

F:
Right, so they’re not bent upwards, they’re straight, are they?

L:
No, they are bent.

They have an elbow.

I can’t see any hands though.

There’s sticks in the middle.

F:
But they’re purple, you say?

L:
Yeah. Purple, black, brown maybe.

Just sort of a dull colour.

F:
Right, okay.

L:
I would say black, but then purple bits.

F:
Right, I want you to go to the front of it to get a better description.

The eyes that come out, you said they protrude out of the face — what colour are they?

L:
White is all I can see.

F:
So they’ve got white eyes and they’ve got a purple body?

L:
Yeah.

F:
You said a bit of brown somewhere. Where was that?

L:
No, it’s like the colour that they are.

It’s like a mixture of brownie purple black.

F:
So is their stomach the same colour as their arms and legs?

L:
Yeah.

F:
And the shell on the back, what colour is that?

L:
That’s the same colour.

F:
Right, okay, good.

So how tall would you say they were?

L:
They’re big, I think.

Six or seven foot.

Depends on which perspective you’re looking at it from.

F:
Yeah, because you’re the colour at the moment, it’s a bit difficult.

Okay, that’s fine.

So what are they doing on the planet? What do they do there?

L:
I get the impression they are quite industrious.

Busy and… dig a lot.

Dig for things.

F:
What do they dig for?

L:
They dig for minerals.

I get the impression that they’re not welcome.

That’s why we’re here to stop them…

[confused]

But what are we stopping?

F:
Is it not their planet then?

L:
I don’t think it was, but I think it is now.

F:
So they’ve taken over it?

L:
Yeah.

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Chapter 3 - The Destruction and Renewal

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Leanne moves forward to discover what happens to the planet she has been protecting

and the purpose behind her role as guardian.

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F:
So can any ships get through you as well, or not?

L:
The ships can get through.

If they’ve got the right to go through, then they’ll go through.

F:
Right, okay, so you’re only letting good go through to help — is that correct?

L:
Yeah.

What are they doing?

See, that’s why…

Do you know, we’re not letting them out, that’s for sure.

They’re not getting out.

The impression is that they’re just going to meet their own end because there isn’t anywhere for them to go.

Because we’re not letting them out.

They’ll just stay here until that’s done.

F:
Good.

Alright, so where you are now, are you aware that there’s a planet called Earth?

L:
No.

F:
No, okay, that’s fine.

So this job that you’re doing to protect — is that around all the planets, or is it just certain ones that are a danger to themselves?

L:
I only know about this one… here.

F:
Okay, good.

Alright, I want you to move forward in that life to when something’s happening and tell me what you see.

L:
Oh, there you go.

That’s what happened there then.

That planet exploded there…

It just went puff!

F:
Which one — the one that you’re looking after?

L:
The one with the rings round it.

It wasn’t… we weren’t letting it go anywhere, so that’s that sorted.

F:
So are you still there around it?

L:
Still there because we’ve got to contain now all of this.

F:
What, the debris you mean?

L:
Yeah.

Look at that!

F:
So how did it explode?

L:
I get the impression that they just destroyed it, didn’t they.

They just kept digging and digging and digging… industrious…

And it just didn’t have enough to keep going, so it just disintegrated.

F:
So do you know now what the minerals were for, why they were actually working at that?

L:
No, I don’t think I do.

I don’t think I know an awful lot.

F:
Because I know you were there to protect it, to stop anything bad from getting out.

L:
Well, I think it was that there…

I didn’t know till it happened, but it was to stop that explosion, and that’s what we’ve stopped, look.

F:
Good.

L:
I thought we were stopping that planet getting sucked out…

But we weren’t actually.

We were just…

[Long pause]

F:
…Containing it because you knew that was going to happen?

L:
Yeah.

F:
Yes, okay, good.

So what can you see now then?

L:
Bits of the planet floating about.

F:
What about the rings? Have they gone as well?

L:
Yeah.

F:
What were the rings made of, do you know?

L:
They were made up of bits that were already escaping… dissolving.

F:
So you’re containing that.

Are you actually going inwards to contain it, or are you still the same size?

L:
Still there.

Just around it, and it will sort itself out.

F:
Okay, I want you to now leave that scene behind and go to the last day of your life in that life, where you’re the red… or where you’re the colour.

I just want you to tell me what happens.

L:
It’s gone very white.

F:
Are you still within that colour, or have you actually passed over from that now?

L:
I’m floating…

Floating…

White…

F:
Let me word it in a different way.

Have you finished your work there and moved on?

L:
Oh yeah.

Finished that, and now there’s just a bit of peace and calm.

F:
Okay, so what happened?

Did the debris all disintegrate and it was safe to leave?

Why did you leave?

L:
No.

I can see the planet coming back together again.

We’ve contained all the bits, and then the bits came back together, made a new planet.

F:
Was there a consciousness that went back into that planet again then?

L:
Yeah, but a different consciousness.

Because it’s the same but not the same.

F:
So it was a chance for another consciousness to go into that planet because the other consciousness had been through all that, hadn’t it?

L:
Yeah.

It’s about moving on, so now it’s a different chance.

F:
So that planet’s alright and it’s safe, and it’s going to grow again and sustain life again… eventually?

L:
Yeah.

F:
And these beings that were on it, these ant-like creatures, have they all been wiped out now?

L:
They’ve moved on.

They’re not doing that now.

So now they’ve got a chance to do something else that’s different.

F:
When all the planet blew apart, how did it actually get back together into one piece again?

L:
I don’t know how it was done other than we were all around it.

So I guess if we just moved in…

F:
Yeah, you moulded it back together again?

L:
Yeah, maybe.

I don’t know.

F:
Okay, but you’ve done your job, haven’t you?

L:
Yeah.

We were there and that’s what we did.

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