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  PART ONE-
                    Total step length: 129:11 min.    
 1.) Cycles of Civilizations 2.) A Titanic Impact 3.) Language Through the Ages 4.) Morals on a Downhill Slide 
 
 TEACHER- TIA The discussion starts with the past
                      and Tia explaining how the history of
                      civilizations has been a series of cycles that
                      keep repeating going all the way back to Atlantis.
                      We switch planets at that point to Sirius and the
                      original colonists who brought their style of
                      government with them possibly still being used
                      today.  TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO   TEACHER- OMAL Omal holds a moment of silence for
                      the Titanic’s sinking and along with that, the era
                      a invincibility of the engineering marvels of
                      their day. Each pinnacle of technology is only a
                      stepping stone to the next pinnacle of innovation.
                       TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO 
 TEACHER- OMAL Omal confirms that while the
                      hieroglyphs that had been inscribed on the Great
                      Pyramid at one time are visible somewhere as well
                      as him revealing that the plans for building it
                      did not come from this planet. That leads to a
                      question about the Mayans and their language
                      descended from the Olmecs to which he gives an
                      excellent look at the birth of the English
                      language from someone who watched its evolution
                      firsthand.   TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO  
 4.) TEACHER- TIA Tia looks at the both the 80s and
                      the 90s and compares the two on how one seems to
                      be less caring than the preceding one. It is a
                      degradation of morals being seen continuing on to
                      the present where her words carry even more
                      weight.    TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO 
   
 
 Again like Historic World Events, the topics chosen to be included in this section center around lessons that include things we could use in our daily lives. The financial structure of countries are tied together in the markets so their health is of great concern to most people and their families. Tia provides her expertise in analyzing the world's markets and it's useful information to have in understanding that side of reality.  THE STOCK MARKET CHANNELED TOPICS- Total length: 15:49 min. 1.) The Internet And the Markets 2.) Hemlines and Day Trading 
 
 1.) TEACHER- TIA Tia goes over the changes in the
                      stock market transactions now that the transfer of
                      large sums of money can be transferred instantly
                      with the advent of the Internet. This was a
                      significant change and with the coming of a new
                      century, she looks back at other changes that have
                      taken place at other key points in history.  TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO 
 TEACHER- TIA Tia explains how historically there
                      is a saying that if the hemlines go down so does
                      the market. She uses that to compare the current
                      state of the market to the current length of
                      hemlines to what they were before the Great crash
                      of 1928. We get the history of market
                      communications as well as an excellent example of
                      a day trading strategy presented in a very
                      understandable way.  TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO   
   In step five with the Harmony Conference, we learned some useful tips on the best ways of communicating with both the various channels for each race and the representatives of the races who had agreed to be channeled. In retrospect, after listening to the archives, it was decided important discourses needed their own special section to highlight better ways to speaking to others at the conference that was also excellent knowledge for just daily conversations with others.  COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND THE CONFERENCE CHANNELED TOPICS- Total length: 65:51 min. 1.) Proper Wording From the Expert 2.) Monka's Advice For the Conference 3.) Body Language And the Spoken Word 4.) How To Question To Get An Answer   1.) TEACHER- KORTON Korton gives us a dissertation on the importance of the wording to be used in the upcoming conference between the various races who interact with our planet. Unfortunately, a powerful CB radio is heard in the background that gets louder about halfway. It's annoying but the information Korton shares is worth dealing with the interference. Format
                                                          mp3- Lesson
                                                          length: 16:00
                                                          min. 
 2.) TEACHER- MONKA Monka
                          reminds us of some suggestions on not letting
                          the timeline of the conference force a need to
                          hurry the process along unnecessarily. He also
                          reminds us that as time goes along, the
                          technology will improve making it even easier
                          for the participants to exchange their points
                          of view.  TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO   3.) TEACHER- OMAL Omal gives a dissertation where
                      communication is the focus. The point of his
                      comments is on the observation of the person being
                      spoken to and how their body language and other
                      clues indicate the correct response.  TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO   4.) TEACHER- TREEBEARD Treebeard demonstrates the optimum
                      communication skills needed for the Conference by
                      answering a question on plants from an earlier
                      time in a very detailed manner. He also uses
                      questioning as an example of how much of an answer
                      is needed than the short versions usually offered. TRANSCRIPT & AUDIO   
 
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