Solar Minimum or Maximum? Essential Understanding 😎
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5D Shift Bulletin: Sun's Magnetic Shield lowering
Are we in a solar minimum or maximum? And why's it essential to understand?
I'm sharing this video below by the astrophysicist Stefan Burns, which details a critical and progressive weakening in the Sun's magnetic field, which is absolutely fundamental to understanding the Grand Galactic Convergence of cosmic cycles we're moving into. But even the science is conflicting, so let's explore.
In the Openhand work, what we're saying, is that the Sun is expressing through two different cycles: 1) The Sun spot cycle, which lasts 22 years from peak to peak. We are currently in cycle 25, which peaks in July 2025. It' where we see plenty of strong coronal mass ejections; 2) At the same time, the Sun is progressively lowering its outer magnetic encasement, which means more of this solar energy from the sunspots can escape. This is a 400-year cycle, which is widely known as the Grand Solar Minimum. It's the convergence of the two, that has such a big impact on the solar system.
I'll share this video by Stefan here below, where he's showing how the Sun is progressively lowering its magnetic shield as we currently progress through the sunspot cycles. He doesn't use the term "Grand Solar Minimum", which is either a mistake on his part, or else he has a different way of defining the cycles.
But to be clear, the Sun's magnetic shield is lowering, which means when we hit the peaks of the sunspot cycles, the release of energy is even more impactful for the Earth, and wider solar system. It's why all the climates on all the other planets are strongly changing - just as ours is.
Coupled with this, the solar system is moving through the galactic current sheet, which is a high electromagnetic 'filament' through the galactic plane. This amplifies even greater the minimising effect of the Sun's and the Earth's magnetic shields. It happens to be why the volcanoes are now triggering, which is providing the strong consciousness impetus for the Shift.
