Got a rather important question that we feel we had to answer.  Now that the dead zones are bridging, can spirits travel from dead zone to dead zone?  Can those trapped in them move around?  We thought at first they would be able to, but as the bridging has become greater and greater the barriers around the dead zones themselves, have become stronger and stronger, sealing their inhabitants into their own dead zone.  Each dead zone seems to be a tiny micro universe all into itself with varying levels of discomfort for those dwelling in them.  The souls trapped in Riyadh would like to get up to the dead zone covering Kuwait, because the energy levels there are much better.  And the spirits trapped in that dead zone can feed rather easily.  While those in Riyadh are having a great deal of difficulty sustaining themselves.  One mother there recently fed herself into her children, destroying herself, forever, but giving them enough energy that they should be able to dwell in the dead zone for several years without themselves, breaking down.  That souls have already begun making the most desperate sacrifice to sustain their own shows how desperate conditions in this particular dead zone are.  This has not happened, as of yet, any place else.

There is another problem that has arisen with the spiritual dead zones that people need to be warned about.  People that are dying in other places are going into the dead zones and overtaxing the resources of those in the dead zones.  Once they go in they can't get out.  This is especially a problem in three places...Mecca, Rome, and Los Angeles.  People need to be warned if they find themselves in strange circumstances, if people won't speak to them, if they find it difficult to pick up things, they have probably passed away and don't realize it, and that they should simply stay where they are until their Loved Ones come for them, and they should not go other places.  These are very hard circumstances.  Under normal circumstances people who have died and are confused go to places that they think are safe looking for help, and those who protect them could find them there and take them Home.  But now those places that were once safe are incredibly dangerous, and people need to stay away from them.  These are the saddest times, the saddest times indeed!