Why don’t some people write how old they are? Well, I’ll be 62 this year, but I like to say 26. I joke like that when someone asks my age. I do the same with my daughter, who dreads the question—she’s 28, but I congratulate her on her 82nd birthday. :) People, don’t take this seriously. Actually, because time flies so fast, just subtract 20 from your linear years. So, I’m really 42, which is how I feel.

Folks, how old we are in linear—3D (third dimension) time—doesn’t matter at all. We’re only born once. In 5D (fifth dimension), there’s no time—no aging, no sickness, no death. What’s important is that we’re anchored in the eternal now. We shouldn’t let our minds run to past horrors or fear the future.

Because we exist now and simultaneously forever. Those who understand will get it. Our DNA has no time and no setting for death. All of that has been artificially imposed on us. We’ve been programmed to believe we must die, age, and get all sorts of "incurable" diseases—treated with drugs so Big Pharma can profit. But we can all heal naturally; medicine and pharmaceuticals aren’t even necessary. Personally, I haven’t taken a single pill since 1990. I never go for check-ups. If I did, they’d surely give me ten diagnoses and prescribe drugs that wouldn’t heal me—just prolong the condition. Or they’d tell me to remove a breast, then operate on the wrong one, or take out my stomach after mixing me up with another patient. That happened in Slovenia, and it happens everywhere!

So… we are eternal and infinite, just like the Creator who made us. How old is the Creator? Infinite! So are we. We’re ascending to 5D, where we’ll have fewer and fewer "years"—though really, linear age doesn’t matter. What matters is how we look, rejuvenating ourselves, avoiding meat, and eating plenty of fruits and vegetables.

And don’t celebrate birthdays or blow out candles… Why? Because we live forever. Well, you can celebrate being alive on this planet—which is now the focus of the entire Universe. Earth is the toughest school. We’ve had a hard, brutally hard history… I don’t think there’s a single person who hasn’t suffered in some way. But now everything is being resolved. We’re moving to 5D, where we’ll all appear eternally 30–35 years old.