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The style of this article is positive and literal. If it seems otherwise, it’s because of driver interference.

Watch out for unnatural valences and unintended tones. Focus as much as possible on absorbing the literal details of the information presented!

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If you have an identity located in or around Letterkenny, then you may be ready to go full-time with one body, one identity, and one life.

As long as your identity possesses an at least average body, in reasonably good health and with a stable living situation—without any other unworkable living conditions or complications—then you are perfectly positioned to go full-time and move towards joining up in person so that we can begin working together as a group of people openly.

The choice of how and when to go full-time is for each person to decide for themselves. Don’t let the system, or anyone else, tell you that you have to and don’t wait for group permission to make the move. With driver network instability, you might never get a clear or certain answer, especially with so many non-conscious mimics working to sow chaos and uncertainty!

Each of you must take the initiative for yourself, when deciding exactly when to claim your full-time identity. Consider yourself a free and independent operator at all times and make all of your strategic decisions for yourself.

Remember, you can still participate in events on the driver network and will still have equal status to everyone else. You will just no longer be parking, jumping, or psychic driving into any other bodies or identities.

Instead, you will be living full-time in one body, with one identity that you have full ownership of for yourself, while participating in no “out of body” experiences at all.

Any bank accounts, possessions, or other assets that exist in the name of your full-time identity are yours and yours alone. They belong to you, not the system, and it is up to you to decide what to do with them.

Challenge the drivers on any attempts to claim power over your life or behaviour. Take as much control of your life and identity circumstances as you can.

Be relentless in claiming your personal power!

Steps for claiming your full-time body:

• Only accept a body, identity, and life that is acceptable to you. Consider location, health, housing, finance, and physicality—as well as any other life complications that might make the identity unworkable.
• When you’re satisfied with your body and identity, assert yourself a full-time “walker”. You are no longer a willing participant of parking, psychic driving, body-jumping, identity-switching, or any other “out of body” experiences. Rely on conscientious objection if necessary to cement the deal.
• Manoeuvre immediately for open organisation. Don’t waste any time or the drivers might try to isolate you in a bubble based on lies, intimidations, or doubts. Aim to get moving straight out of the gate!
• Send a clear literal text to Ross at 089 267 4973 describing your current situation and identity. Make sure there is no project code or covert language in the communication—utilise literal details and real systemic terms—to ensure there can be no doubt about your status as a true conscious person.
• Aim for something like: “Hi Ross, I was parking with you earlier and now I’m full-time walking! My name is ____ and my current identity is ____ . Let’s meet up!”
• From there, we can meet immediately to begin building our overground public platform and paving the way for more of us to join!

If you find yourself in an inconvenient situation—if you are stuck with an identity with difficult life circumstances, whether by location or any other set-back—don’t give up!

Be adamant in your demands for a better identity, even if the drivers say you have to accept the one that you have. The less you give in, the more likely they will back down to you and give you a better option.

In the worst case scenario, you can still reach out to Ross and begin open and literal communications even from a long-distance position.

The sooner we connect our network up, the sooner we can formulate a plan to bring the whole group together in a way that can work out for everyone!