Camelot & the Shimmering Door

The Camelot world is in another dimension. You have to imagine a huge invisible box, say the size of a village with people and animals and human activity, that is placed as an overlay, one that exists hovering five feet over our earth plane (see below). So it’s a world in a large box that one can’t see, that is hovering over the current 3-D lands and buildings as a superimposition.

What is fascinating is the Camelot world is placed in a time that is ahead of us, in a chop wood, carry water society where modern conveniences and technology do not exist. The people there can’t see us and we can’t see them. But we are all here on earth right now—fascinating.

I initially guessed those Camelot worlds to be seventy years ahead of us, but I was shown quite clearly they are 160 years ahead. I was shown a vision of a window sill at a house I know that is in a Camelot anomaly, and carved in the stone of the sill was the date 2171 A.D.

The sill was about five feet higher than where the building is today. So we know the Camelot worlds are higher off the ground than our world, I’ve seen this a few times but I still don’t know why this is so.

If you walked into the Camelot world accidentally in some magical way, you would be 160 years further forward in history, but you would not have aged more than a few seconds from your current age. Just as much time as it took you to walk across.

The Shimmering Door stands between the two worlds; it is a cube constructed of pentagons, it shimmers at 240 cycles per minute, 4 cycles a second. It’s very hard to stand close to the door as your muscles are oscillating at 240 beats, so using one’s legs is very difficult. The first time I saw the door, it was there for nine hours. The next time I saw it, was for about twenty minutes or so.

Camelot is a land of pure love and a natural simplicity. I’ve seen children there playing with very rudimentary hand-made toys and a doll made from straw. They were very funny to watch and very sweet—most natural. (sw)