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Vertical Garden - June 12, 2018


Glen: Is he on now?

Jerd: Yeah, I'm on.

Glen: Okay. What are you doing?

Jerd: Driving back to work.  I was in traffic.  There was a really bad accident.  Fire department,
ambulance and everything.

Glen: You had a bad accident?

Jerd: No, not me. There was a bad accident and I was stuck in traffic on the highway.  I'm still on
the highway.

Glen: Ahh, I see. Yeah, okay. That's better. Somebody else's problem, eh?

Jerd: Yeah, unfortunately. But, the car there, you could see all the airbags.

Danea: Oh, wow.

Jerd: People are in a rush to get home. The New York attitude is I have to get to where I'm going
now.

Glen: You seem to have a similar problem in California.

Jerd: Yeah, those major business areas are like that. So, Jenny told me yesterday, something that
happened, something that was going on with you, and you wanted to…I forgot what it was exactly,
but I think it was a message from Creation or something like that.

Glen: I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out what you're saying. I heard the part about Jennifer
said, but then I [inaudible]

Jerd: Oh, do you hear me now?

Glen: I hear you, but I don't always get what you're saying.

Jerd: Oh, maybe I should enunciate better.

Glen: There are words missing in between. I don't know what's doing it.


Jerd: W hat I said , was that Jenny mentioned something about  you were getting messages or
something, from Creation about…

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: I felt something similar today, yesterday, just over the last couple of days.

Glen: The discussions that I've been having with the Cell, is that there are a lot of people waiting
once they leave life on earth, in a waiting mode, before they can move on to paradise, if you will
use that word.  They don't use those words, but it's like purgatory and paradise.  Are both the
same, except in paradise, you get to deal directly with Creation. Whereas before paradise you
deal with agents like the Cell. In order for people to move faster, the Cell has suggested that we
could help that cause, by on the farm here, starting a project called Paradise Gardens.

That would be what we have been talking about before , is in the field where  we had you guys
spend night time there, that we will build a vertical garden.  So that, on the ground, it would be
an 80 foot diameter. Then 10 feet up a 40 foot diameter. 10 feet above that, a 20 foot diameter.
Beside it a cat clinic; Ciellikle cat clinic for the cats that will be sent to join the march to paradise.
If I can arrange that by having donations from people up front, it would speed up everything that
comes afterwards.

In the context of what they want to do on the farm , this is [a] peanuts little project. But only to
show that there are some people who care about those who lived then died, but are stuck in a
place where they're not able to move forward  to paradise, type of  thing. I use those word s,
because that's the only way I can explain what their meanings are. But they have different words
for places where you wait, places where you go ahead, Pineal Court, where you get tried, and
that kind of stuff.

So, lot of things that the Cell is talking about , works along with what they're planning for the
site here. But it is more a small version of activity that they would like to see going. There's a few
people that I know, whose relatives have died in the last  few years, some, last few months, and
they could be helpful in making things happen. That's basically what I've been involved in. I don't
know if you can understand it; [it’s] a little complex for beginners, but you guys aren't as beginners
as most.

Danea: So, you want to build some kind of structure?

Glen: Build a garden.

Jerd: I guess the garden is kind of like a symbolic garden?

Glen: Very much like gardens used to be in the middle east prior to the year 1000 BC. It was done
by the whatever name they gave to the leaders , it had a connection to the underground , rose
above ground, and were surrounded by a fence.



Jerd: How much is needed for that project?

Glen: I have no idea until I start. The first thing that has to be done is a well dug in the front field.
So, whatever they would charge to dig a well and put a manual pump on top, as the first step, is
what I'm looking at. Then once that's in place, a fence to contain cats, is another aspect because
all the cats that we are now giving a home to, birthing, and everything, once they get to be adult
cats, they go off into the bush, and become feral. What the Cell needs is 100 cats, so in order to
make sure there's 100 that stay at home, we've got to put up a fence.

Then it's a matter of bringing in someone who's laying concrete that will build the different levels
one at a time , and on top of it , put solar panels, because everything in the project on this farm
must be done through solar power, rather than Hydro. They are of the opinions that the people
who now control Hydro in Ontario, are criminals. They don't want anything that they're going to
be doing in the future, to be powered by Hydro electricity, but rather by solar panels, so that it's
all managed from within the site.

Jerd: But first thing first, that well. I'm not sure what type of profession that specializes in that. I
gotta do some research.

Glen: I'm having trouble understanding you.

Jerd: I said, first thing first, I need to know what profession is that, that digs holes in the ground
and builds wells. I don't know who would do that.

Glen: What is required is somebody who digs wells , first of all. To come to the site, and give an
estimate of a cost, depending on where they find water. If there is running water 25 feet below
ground, or 50 feet below ground, or 100 feet below ground, that will determine how much that
part costs. Until that happens, I have no idea.

Jerd: Is it a Mason that does that?

Glen: Well, there are specialists. If you look up diggers of wells; if you look that up, you'll probably
find a definition. I don't know where they come in the scale of things to do. But they don't really
build anything. They dig a hole with a drill, stick a pipe down , and a gadget somewhere below
ground, so that when you're not pumping , the water is not at the surface , in a place where it
might freeze, drops to about 15 feet below ground. Then when you come, you pump on a handle,
and the water comes up from there  into whatever you want to put it in.  It has to be done in a
manner in which at one stage of the game, later on, that you can replace the hand pump with a
powered pump, based on solar energy.




Then eventually, the idea is  the water will rise  above ground, and up to the top story.  The top
story has a 20-foot diameter. You grow things there that are closest to the sunlight, and when the
water has drained its way through that top one , it goes into a gutter  that brings it down to the
second level from the top , which is 40 feet diameter. When it does that , it then drops down to
the ground level , which is 80 feet in diameter.  That's how you do your irrigation  of the entire
garden. You can grow in a small space of 80 feet, what you would normally need hundreds of feet,
if they were flat, lateral on the ground, because of how you can control everything with light, and
with water.

Jerd: I'm not too familiar. I've seen businesses  promoting that a lot ; solar panels. From what I
know, solar panels are like thousands of dollars, but that would be for a house. I guess on the roof
of the house comes a lot more space, but if it's for this, it's not [inaudible]

Glen: The idea is that you move forward with what you have today, and only add more and more
panels when the need arises, based on what your level of activity is on the ground.

Danea: Do you know how deep your well is right now, that you have on there?

Glen: The well we had on the house was 125 feet. The well that used to be here before that well
was dug, was 15 feet, and it ran out of water every spring.

Danea: I'm looking up some averages, and they're saying between $15 to $30 per foot of depth.

Glen: Okay.

Danea: And if it's difficult terrain, $50. But average cost anywhere between $5,000…

Glen: Terrain here wouldn’t be a problem because they're right off the road, eh

Danea: Yeah, I'm sure it's just a…that's nothing. So, they're saying, average cost can be like $5,500,
with a depth of 150 feet. But they said most projects range between 1500 , and that so, 15 - 30
feet, depending on how easy.

Glen: I've prepared a package that I'm sending to people I know in Montreal, and they should get
it in the mail next week.  If there's a reaction , and they start helping , then as funds come in, I'll
determine what the next step is. I don't want to have people come in to do estimates, unless I at
least know I can afford to pay what they're selling.  So that's where I'm at.  Now the whole
interesting thing in all of this, is that they have explained to me how when a person dies, there
is a division. If you imagine a dual person; a person has two lines that are twisted, as a twisted
pair together in their genome.




When they die that separates; one goes towards either stand in the ground, or be used by genetic
engineers to change the personality of  eggs they're going to genetically engineer and insert in
women, who will then continue their life on the planet.  The other part of the genetic division
here, is what we have in the past known as ghosts. Ghosts are people who have died, and their
electro magnetism, or whatever you want to call it , continues down a different path  towards
paradise. But before they leave, they have some repair jobs they need to do, and the Cell is like
that.

They investigate and bring information forward, so that changes can occur in the life they lived,
to make it better for people in the future than what it was in the past. Once they're finished with
that, they end up in a place that from my religious background, I would describe as purgatory, or
as they call it Purge-A-Tory; cleanse the soul, if you will. While they're cleansing the soul, hey can
be there for ten minutes, or they can be there for a thousand years.

But at the point at which people like the Cell advance their cause, with the help of people who
are still alive, then that means that the people who are waiting , can move forward. Now the
way that it was explained to me , is think about , there has been today , approximately
7,500,000,000 people, born and died. There are seven and a half billion people alive today. So,
about half have come and gone. The other half remains here on the planet now. The people here
can help the people there, move to paradise, by doing certain projects that demonstrates they
are interested and care about the people who live and die.

The less they help, the slower their relatives move forward. The more they help, the faster their
related people, (the people they knew in their circle, not necessarily family, but extended family
of people they work ed with or knew) they can move forward faster . Normally that would be
explained to a person , once the person died . Because of what they want to do on this farm ,
they are sharing that information with me at this stage , so that I can share it with others , and
see if there is a good response of people who care.

Because their turn will come too one day, and they will hope that somebody is doing something
to move them along at a time in the future. So that is basically to make a very long story that has
taken weeks to explain to me, in an hour with you guys. In other words, you don't die completely,
ever. Because there is a part of you that is ghost like, and a part of you that can be either used
again in a genetic pool type of thing. There’s a third group where nobody gives a damn about,
and goes into the ground; that’s it.

If you call being ignored after you die, by a word we use in English, you would call that hell. If you
would call the people who are reused, and come back, and continue on this planet over and over
again, through a genetic engineering program, you would call that heaven. If you call the ghost
reaching paradise, you would call that the best damn place you could end up in. So, it is a matter
of what people care about. Do they want to just die, and stay in the ground? Do they want to
come back genetically engineered? Or do they want to be in a place that everybody says they
want to be, but do nothing to get there?


Danea: That’s an easy choice.

Jerd: If it’s so easy, how come you don't see more people doing that?

Danea: Well, it more sounds like the choices you’re making now, kind of determine that factor.

Glen: Think about it, and see if you could come up with any answers on help or not. I’m starting
[inaudible].

Jerd: You are starting what?

Glen: I’m starting the information movement by sending a package to Montreal, that explains
to people who’ve lost a relative, a wife, or a husband, or whatever that I know of, and see how
they respond. Do they care to do something financially? I’ve sent them a bank account number
that they can go to anywhere in Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia, and make a deposit. Whether the
deposit is two bucks, or 2000, or 2 million, is up to them.

Jerd: I don't know. I guess I could just come to you. I guess I will talk to you on the phone.

Danea: So, do you want to wait for your response? Maybe we put it up somewhere?

Glen: Well, yeah. You can just think about it, and see if it makes any sense to you guys or not.

Danea: Yeah.

Glen: I am not usually a guy that asks for anything , and this to me, seems like a way for people
to help others now, and by helping others now, help themselves in the future. But I got to wait
to see what kind of responses I get.

Danea: So, with the garden, does the well have to be first , because you need the water for the
plants, and stuff like that?

Glen: If I had money in the bank that I know would cover the cost of the well, I would have the
well done. But I don't want to have the well done and have no way of paying for it. That's the first
step. The water is the mode of transmission in everything the Cell does, and therefore, it always
is the first step.

Jerd: Yeah, that’s how I'm looking at it; I'm looking at it as a step -by-step thing. So, the first step
is the most important right now.

Glen: Yeah.

Jerd: So that's what I’ll focus on. I'll help with that.



Glen: Whatever evolves from this, we will know over time.  So, I'm leaving you with a basic
mindset that I have for future activity, and I can't give you a final , until I know how people have
responded. That includes you guys, of course too. You respond in whatever way you see fit. What
I'm asking of the people in Montreal, because I used to live there for 10 years in Montreal, is
anybody there willing to provide for their deceased relatives . If they are, they simply can go to
the bank and make a deposit.

Because of the banking structure in Canada, which is different from the U.S., all the banks; there
are six major bank companies. They have banks all across the country. So, we picked one of them,
Bank of Nova Scotia, because that's the one that I had the most contact with Tom Byberg, for
example. Because he and I, when we first moved into this area from out west, opened an account
at the Bank of Nova Scotia, because it was across the street from where Tom and I were living in
Kemptville.

But I changed that over time as I moved to the farm here, and as I got married with Jennifer. Now
most of the mortgage and stuff like that is being done by one bank; Jennifer's bank account with
another bank, Royal Bank. My pension plan comes in through another bank. The whole idea was
that the Cell wanted to find out which bank eventually they would arrive at with millions of
dollars. Which bank gave me the better service over the years, and that will be decided at a
later date. So, what I'm doing is I'm t rying not to confuse my mortgage or my pension in all of
this.

I'm using the Bank of Nova Scotia, who have branches all across Canada, because that's the one
that I used the least for the last 18 years since I've been on the farm. Since I had an account there
with no money in it for 15 years, it's not going to confuse anything else that I'm doing. Anyways,
think about it. I got to go feed some animals and cats before I drop off to sleep.

Danea: Okay, Glen.

Glen: Thank you for calling, and think up any questions you might have now, that you can ask me
another time.

Jerd: Are you going to be available possibly tomorrow?

Glen: As long as it's around this time.

Jerd: What time is it now, 7?

Glen: 6:30, 7 o'clock, yeah.  I'm busy until about 6.30, and then I close up before the sun goes
down around 8, 8.30.

Danea: Okay.



Glen: If you want to ask me anything tomorrow, that's fine.

Jerd: Okay, alright.

Glen: Have a good evening.

Jerd: You too.

Danea: You too.

Glen: Bye for now.

Danea: Okay.