Why Do Planets Have Different Gravity Settings?

Today, I want to share a conversation that passed between 'Yanna and I regarding the gravity settings of different planets. I will attempt to get all we communicated accurately expressed, though this is a summary as this conversation was telepathic in nature. ​That said, 'Yanna tells me I'm accurate to the level of being spooky, so we'll see how this goes.

First off, this conversation was spawned by reading a transcript Gosia of Cosmic Agency posted recently. Most of this transcript is about living on a ship, and that's all very interesting. But as usual, a single sentence for me generates a whole topic of discussion. It only takes one idea presented and I'm off to the races thinking about it.

It's why it takes me twice as long to watch any movie. If I were truly invested in movie watching, I'd find this frustrating, but I'm not so it's all right.

Anyway, in this transcript is mentioned how different planets have different gravity settings that have nothing at all to do with the size and composition of the planet. Yet, Aneeka doesn't explain why that is clearly. Maybe there are too many factors, but I felt you could compress it down to at least one central concept.

So, I decided to see what 'Yanna had to say about it...here's the conversation (which I might as well do as a transcript, why not). But I suppose I want to include how our conversations go, and how I talk to my soul. How this looks in terms of daily experience. A bit of what it's like to do what I do.

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"Hey 'Yanna, I'm reading one of Gosia's transcripts and they're mentioning planets having different gravity never minding the size. Why is that?"

'Yanna: "Why do you think it is?" I can feel her smiling, because she knows I'm about to go ask my soul and this is her favorite thing to observe me do. Well, in terms of consciousness anyway.

I start to laugh, "My soul just showed me a planet thinking really hard and that's why. The amount of thinking a planet does about itself determines the gravity. And now I'm wondering if Procyon might be a bit constipated as a planet."

We both are now laughing so hard neither of us can think straight.

'Yanna: "Maybe Procyon needs an enema!"

More gales of laughter.

​"That'll set it to rights!"

As we calm down a few minutes later, I'm thinking, "No, there's a better explanation. My soul is being silly with me. Though not incorrect. There's more to it." I use a few tarot cards, and I ask the question as to what it is that causes the difference in gravity. I get a better image this time. It's of a frog in its various life stages. I send this visual to 'Yanna.

"Planets that have more gravity are younger in terms of evolution. They are growing more. So their gravity increases in order to draw more life and consciousness to itself, so it can have more experiences."

(Not said aloud, but thought.) This is also why Procyon is so dangerous and full of predators. The more life-death-life happens, the more experiences, the more a planet grows.

"In terms of frogs, Procyon is a tadpole with little legs. Earth is a frog with a tail. Erra and Temmer are adult frogs."

(Not said aloud, but thought.) And some planet out there, that I see as this large, balloonish, bluish ice ball is a frog that's about it expire. Hardly any gravity at all. Or atmosphere. Or life. It's what happens when a planet is done growing.

'Yanna: "I've never heard anyone explain it that way before, but that's about how it is in terms of concept."

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All of this I sat at my desk explaining out loud, just about like I've written here. I'm trying to be clear with how I do things in this. Sometimes, I sit having a thought. Sometimes, I vocalize that thought as if I'm talking to her directly. A lot of times, what is thought comes at the same time I'm talking. It's a bit hard to explain.

Anyway, there you go. Why different planets have different gravity settings.

I hope you enjoyed!

I sometimes wonder what will happen if I ever live with someone again. Like am I going to subject them to vocalized telepathic conversations? Which, at this point, I can readily conceal with earbuds like I'm constantly on the phone with someone. (I am. Just in my mind.) Oh well, I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. Maybe it won't be necessary to do in the end.

With a hug and a kiss under the mistletoe, have a very merry Solistice-Christmas.

I thank you for your time. Adiamas.

--Kyriel