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[Janet 18,515]

With the recent info obtained by @petra on the Archive Septet (see Petra's session and my own), I'm feeling validated in a project that I've been working on for several years now. 

 

Yes, the books are still a project, and someday we'll get them done. TeamTLE has lately been discussing the need to focus on just one book first, given our limited resources, and we have a candidate for this. (Don't discuss the books in this thread ... there's a topic out there somewhere for a book discussion, although I really don't have much more to say right now than what I just said.) 

 

But I've also been working on actual TLE archives, so that everything Michael has said via Troy is offloaded into a place that provides a backup mechanism for future retrieval. These archive docs, which are still entirely in process, have been my personal project since about 2017, when I discovered a method to systematically locate every item on the site to review and pull out Michael material.

 

The archives are organized into years based on when Michael supplied the info, and I'm trying to format them into consistent, readable documents while also creating indexes that eventually will allow us to find material without having the explicit phrasing needed to use the search function. I haven't pulled anything from the site since 2019 because, well ... it's already a ton of material:

 

1999-2005 = 926 pages

2006-2010 = 716 pages

2011 = 729 pages

2012 = 1,718 pages

2013 = 857 pages

2014 = 956 pages

2015 = 666 pages

2016 = 909 pages

2017 = 980 pages

2018 = 880 pages

2019 = 96 pages

 

I'm still finding older material, so the page numbers could still grow, and of course there's still very much to collect since 2019 ... and yet already over 9,000 formatted and partially formatted pages. (Don't show this to @Troy. He's never ready to believe how much Michael material he has generated.)

 

Please note that the archives are not just transcripts from public sessions over the years. They also include all the material so generously shared by TLE members from their personal sessions. (Another thing we have Geraldine to thank for: her encouragement to post private sessions.) I am keeping track of contributors and plan to include a blurb about each one of them in the archives -- I hope this will help us find ourselves from future lives. 

 

So ... remember those sessions you received and haven't got around to posting here? Or perhaps you posted something on an earlier TLE site but haven't managed to repost to the current site yet. (I do have copies of some of those older posts that are not yet reposted, but I know we missed saving some stuff from the old sites.)

 

If you want to be in the archives, perhaps you should make it a priority to post sooner than later. Maybe you think some of your material isn't useful to anyone but you ... but would it be helpful to a future you? 

 

And for very long-time TLE members: we are missing public sessions from the Yahoo days and earlier. Do you have any saved up that are not currently posted on TLE? 

 

For now, this is very much a personal project, but at some point I might find a way to share the load with some Microsoft Word experts.

 

And don't worry about my work being lost: there are a couple of people who have access to these documents to allow them to be retrieved and picked up where I left off when I finally must set them aside. I'm not at all sure they will be "complete" in my lifetime.

[petra 11,084]

@Janet  Thank You  Thank You

 

You are a precious PEARL, to our little community, as Michael would put it.

 

Each sentence from You above brought me to tears.

 

I could say so much more about You and how grateful I am to have Your Grace unfolding here, for now I just say I have a crush on Artisan-cast Artisans!!!

[Luciana Flora 11,645]

Great!! I loved that. I think it should be interesting for a future personality to read our sessions.

[ClaireC 4,935]

@Janet I'm glad to hear that you're including our private sessions in the Archives.

[Janet 18,515]

Apparently there are those who are concerned about what I said about including info about the contributors in the archives.

 

The blurbs about each contributor contain only this: the profile name of the contributor, a copy of the profile photo the contributor uses here (which often doesn't show a person), and the contributor's Cadre, Entity, Soul Age and Level, Role and Casting. In other words, nothing that isn't already 100% public because it is included on this website. 

 

Oh, and by "contributor," I mean people who have posted a personal session here on TLE. If you haven't posted a session with Michael content, you won't be identified in the archives, even by profile name.

 

A tip: if you have posted something on this site that contains material that personally identifies you, and you don't want anyone else to know that it's you, perhaps you should update what you have posted. The internet is an archive all its own.

 

[DianeHB 17,250]

Thank you so much, @Janet! I was hoping we could get some private sessions published or something so they live on. I want my sessions to be found by a future lifetime!!! 

[Jeroen 12,357]

Thank you, Janet. I would like for my future selves to find my personal sessions. I can imagine they would be quite excited to find and read those sessions. I still have several personal sessions I have not posted but will plan to do so.

[Connie Stansell-Foy 2,114]

On 2/11/2021 at 12:43 PM, DianeHB said:

Thank you so much, @Janet! I was hoping we could get some private sessions published or something so they live on. I want my sessions to be found by a future lifetime!!! 

 

Ditto! Considering some of the questions I have asked/intend to ask, I'm hoping these sessions will be helpful to future me.

 

@Janet I don't think I knew how to post my profile when I received it. I know I put it in my personal status, and it's on my TLE profile. Can you pull it from there, or should I post it in the Personal Sessions blog (or a new one)?

[Janet 18,515]

@Connie Stansell-Foy If you are a contributor, you will be mentioned with Cadre/Entity, Soul Age/Level, Role/Casting. That info should help identify you to future you. Remember that other profile info (e.g., Goal, Attitude) is specific to this lifetime, but future you should be able to ask for and receive the info if it is relevant. In other words, no need to post your profile beyond what is already on the site. 

[Bobby 20,110]

12 hours ago, Janet said:

@Connie Stansell-Foy If you are a contributor, you will be mentioned with Cadre/Entity, Soul Age/Level, Role/Casting. That info should help identify you to future you. Remember that other profile info (e.g., Goal, Attitude) is specific to this lifetime, but future you should be able to ask for and receive the info if it is relevant. In other words, no need to post your profile beyond what is already on the site. 

 

Can you imagine how funny it would be to hear Michael describe to a future you what a past you looked like on the then TLE due to the fact that you used an avatar instead of a photo of yourself?

MEntity:  We don't really have a good description of what "you" looked like then but we can say that "you" were a "cat."   LOL

[BrianW 2,043]

@Janet

 

If I recall, there was a transcript where future @Martha was going back and forth as to whether she was "Martha" or "Troy" in this life, based on the overleaves. For those that have it, could we include Raw # as well, since that doesn't change from lifetime to lifetime either? It might be a more conclusive way of determining who "we" are once "we" have our Cadre / Entity, Soul Age/Level and Role / Casting. We might want to give ourselves the hint that the Level might have increased since then (ie, Old 4 -> Old 5)

[Janet 18,515]

@BrianW No. I'm not even going there. Anyone in the future looking back for TLE info will have access to Michael to figure things out if needed. The archives are primarily a repository for Troy's work. Everything else is just gravy.

[petra 11,084]

@BrianW  In a way my post of all the sessions I had about TLE-members and put into a sheet, where you find yourself too, there I included all the Essence traits that will not change over time:

Our Ancient Essence Connections Petra's Essence & TLRers + more

Entry posted by petra in Our Ancient Essence Connections Petra's Essence & TLEers + more · December 24, 2020

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This link below will take you into the past.

All channeled by Troy

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fWaGeUU35Cek7viGob2Uk6LOn2BzkEXrPvDT4SNLA_Q/edit?usp=sharing

 

It is a start into the direction you were thinking of!!!

[ClaireC 4,935]

@petra Your chart is amazing!  Good Work!

[petra 11,084]

Thank You @ClaireC  for showing your appreciation for the most expensive chart/sheet here on TLE. I had to do it, the future will tell when we find it back how useful, playful, insightful it will be, in finding out who was who. The seeds are planted!!!

 

Using this moment effectively, those of you who have still not messaged me about your lifetime count, please PM me, or @Troy and TLE staff make a space to include it into our Profile here on TLE + Grand Cycles, ( which of course each one of you have to add) and I go through all of you again to fill it into the chart.

THANK YOU

 

[Janet 18,515]

On 2/11/2021 at 1:43 PM, DianeHB said:

I was hoping we could get some private sessions published or something so they live on.

The private sessions are one of the most valuable resources on TLE. They prevent people from needing to ask the same questions over and over, so that new material can be obtained and follow-up and validation are possible. 

 

One thing I want to make clear, since I have had at least one hint that it's not clear: member contributions will be included in the Archives ONLY if they have Michael content. The primary purpose of the archive is preserve a backup of Michael's teaching via Troy. Any usefulness for future versions of TLE members in finding themselves is just a happy byproduct. I figured that if private session content were included, the contributors should receive credit. And so I decided on the tiny bit of extra work to collect just a little info about the contributor beyond profile name. 

 

Barring internet apocalypse, I do not doubt that some version of EVERYTHING on this site will be accessible in the future, given that things tend to never disappear on the internet even when you want them to disappear. However, only postings with Michael content will be in the archives transferred to document. 

 

P.S. If you have posted Michael content ONLY in a comment somewhere, and not as a forum topic or blog entry, guess what? I likely won't find it for the archives. I simply cannot scroll through sometimes huge conversations to find tidbits. So ... post those tidbits in comments ... but make sure they also have their own forum topic or blog entry with a title and perhaps some tags as well.