HI, Here's how it breaks down. There are 7.2 billion of us on the planet at this time. If we all need to be brought up to speed in these promised light chambers many of us will not survive a normal life span to participate in the experience. Based on an arbitrary number of 1 million light chambers available for humanity it will take in excess of 59 years for the last person in line to receive his turn at access. As an example, I'm 64 nearly 65. That works out to be an age that few if any live to on this planet. About 124 years of age for me.

Then we still have yet to understand from Sheldan if these light chambers increase lifespan. He only mentions that they increase consciousness. If we use our consciousness to manifest a longer lifespan then this works. The question is can we live long enough to get a turn.

So, who goes first. Given the math it would seem oldest goes first. Sure, Griff, you are old so you validate that you should go first. While that makes sense in the mathematical sense, that is not how I think. I actually believe in a scenario where the young go first. Especially the ones under 6 that have yet to be thoroughly corrupted by what passes for earth lifestyle. Take the young let them experience full consciousness and begin building a new society from that viewpoint rather than the viewpoint of wealth/fame is the most desirable thing to experience in life bar all others.

I hereby volunteer to be last, to give the kids the life we all wished we could have had. Perhaps some of us oldsters will somehow make it.

As so many write on this forum, I'm just sayin. But the math under any "earthly" expectations is not in favor of all of us getting three days in a light chamber without extraordinary numbers of those chambers.

Best regards,

CapnGriff