Editing TheStarsAreRight:EllisMailingVolume2 (section)

==Third Stage Effects: The Crisis (1932-????)==

Within the context of the above, there are larger trends to consider.   Regional effects will not remain contained, but will spill outward and interact with one another.  Opportunists and governments alike will capitalize on this trend, both to take advantage of the new energies for civil use and to employ them in warlike applications.   Global conflict is a very likely outcome, especially in Europe, East and South Asia, and Northern Africa.  America and the New World seems to exhibit few of the root causes of this urge to war; if it remains isolated, then decisive remedy might be more effective there.

As of this writing, much of Russia, Poland, and the south-western Soviet Union has extremely low ambient and is at grave risk of mass famine, pestilence, and a plague of monsters by mid-1932 unless something is done to revitalize the land.

Conversely, Germany is extremely fertile and has a high ambient and an aggressive population.  As this is disturbed by the rise of change, unrest will cause that nation to become aggressive against its neighbors.  War will follow.

Incidence of reported miracles, including godlike apparitions in temples and city streets, is already high in Egypt, Japan and India, and may be expected to worsen within the next six months with unpredictable result.  We predict internal strife followed by a new order of power, then imperialistic expansion on several fronts.

The remainder of this path is difficult to predict.  It is this writer's expectation that the crisis will be extreme, as laws and social systems are distorted and the land falls to violence.   Further, any solution will require use of the psi forces and phenomena, not ignorance of them; governments and churches must make use of the tools to hand, and the ability to call upon the land and the world in its own defense must be cherished.

It is further likely that as the crisis develops, individuals and factions will arise that can bring the conflict even into populous and well-guarded cities.  The ability to determine the purposes and abiliites of such significant entities is paramount.

Lastly -- No purely regional solution will suffice to end the crisis until the cycle passes in several years.  By then, the regions that have fallen apart may have their own momentum.  It is this writer's urgent advice to seek cooperative and global means to succor all parts of the world together, whether they are mundane or esoteric in nature.