Some well-known alternatives are suggesting that there's no climate crisis on the planet, that the information is all fabricated by the shadowstate to give them a reason to control the situation. I agree this is happening, and that man-made fossil fuel emissions are not the main problem - However, there are much bigger natural cyclical factors converging: the galactic superwave, Grand Solar Minimum (GSM) and Earth Pole shift.

Probably the biggest impact the Sun has on the Earth (and the rest of the solar system) is through electromagnetic coupling - the impact of ionsed particles and plasma, which is in constant descending and ascending spirals to and from the Earth. During a GSM, although the magnetic shield of the sun lowers, this Solar Wind activity actually increases, because it can more easily escape the sun's atmosphere. It means there's an increase in hot, fast, and highly charged particles hitting the Earth's magnetosphere. These charged particles bounce between the poles, which causes a cascading effect down through the ionosphere, which in turn greatly impacts the jetstreams. The climate impact clearly bears witness to this dynamic, where the meandering jetstreams have not only caused heating in usually cool places, cooling in usually hot ones, but also a strong increase in storms, hurricanes and typhoons. That's not to mention an increase in earthquake and volcanic activity due to earth's reducing magnetic shield.

The Openhand Approach to all of this is NOT to disseminate fear. It is to equalise and thereby normalise with what is actually taking place. When we're properly informed, then we can work into any contracting fears and let them go.

Stories from around the World of Climate Crisis

This is a snapshot from the first few days of May...

Unseasonably heavy rain hits Queensland, Australia
Tropical Cyclone “Asani” intensifies, India
Very rare tornado hits Assam, India
Severe dust storm hits Iraq, forcing more than 5 000 people to seek medical assistance
Heavy rains hit Santa Catarina, affecting more than 40 000 people, Brazil
Major damage after tornadoes rip through parts of Oklahoma and Texas, U.S.
Severe hailstorm decimates apricot crop in Spain
Record-breaking rains hit Valencia, Spain
Exceptionally heavy rainfall hits Guadeloupe, triggering deadly floods and landslides
Severe storms across the Plains – large hail, damaging wind gusts and tornadoes expected, U.S.

The Bigger Picture

I encourage all to scroll up and read my article on the Herd of Elephants in the Room that no one is talking about. We need to orientate ourselves to be in alignment with what's actually unfolding so we can best transition through it. That's what we're dedicated to here at Openhand.