Planetary transition and ascension: what therapist Leo, who claims to be Arcturian, says

In a livestream hosted by Flávio Valle, holistic therapist Leo, who claims an Arcturian origin, described the current moment as the peak of a 6,400-year cosmic cycle. Arcturus is the brightest star in the constellation Boötes and the fourth brightest in the night sky. For Leo, the planet is going through a transition, and humanity through a process of ascension that, he says, many people have misunderstood.

This piece presents what Leo said and checks it, where there is something to check, against what science knows. The claims are his own, of a spiritual nature and with no evidence, and they enter here as an account. The interest lies in the distinction he proposes, between what happens to the planet and what each person decides to do, and in the panorama of contemporary beliefs the talk reveals.

Two different things

The central distinction is between planetary transition and human ascension. The first would be physical and inevitable, driven by Earth's own consciousness. The second would be optional, open to whoever vibrates at a frequency compatible with the fifth dimension, a term Leo uses for a higher level of existence.

The planet would evolve with or without humans. People could follow along, provided they cleared their emotional densities and took responsibility for themselves.

From carbon to silicon

According to Leo, the new Earth will be based on silicon rather than carbon, the element on which known life is based. This would mean a lighter, subtler physical body, a less dense reality, and an expanded consciousness, in tune with the new vibration.

Biology records that, on Earth, all living beings have molecular machinery based on carbon compounds. Scientists have speculated about the possibility of other elements, silicon among them, but no one has proposed a complete theory of life based on them, and the hypotheses discuss forms of life different from the known ones, not the transformation of the human body.

The elite and the five catalysts

Leo claims that a global elite has manipulated humanity for 364,000 years. Governments would be puppets, and the real war would be energetic, between light and non-light. To extract human energy, these rulers would resort to five catalysts: mass fear, tied to pandemics and health crises, an imminent world war, a fake alien invasion, the rise of a false religious savior, and a global financial collapse.

The goal, in his description, would be to keep people in fear and guilt, feeding a dense psychosphere that sustains these groups. There is no independent source for any of these claims.

Signs from nature

Leo sees in Earth's activity a response to the process: volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis, a reversal of the planet's core, and X-class solar flares, the most intense on the scale astronomers use. Solar flares are sudden explosions on the Sun's surface, caused by changes in its magnetic field, and science tracks them for their effects on the atmosphere and technology. For Leo, Gaia, the name he gives Earth as a living being, is physically adjusting in order to ascend, which would explain the urgency of these times.

Three pillars of personal ascension

For anyone wanting to ascend, he proposes three pillars. The first is neutrality: nothing would be good or bad, everything would be experience. The second is detachment from relationships, titles, expectations, and ego. The third is personal power, which means abandoning the illusion of an external savior and taking responsibility for one's own liberation.

No one is coming to save us

Leo closes by saying that no entity will save humanity and that beings of light only intervene in case of extreme planetary risk. Free will and frequency would decide who enters the fifth dimension.

The choice he presents to the listener is between staying in what he calls the Matrix of fear or inhabiting the New Earth of consciousness. It's a two-sided alternative, which the talk presents as urgent and which, offering no means of verification, each listener weighs against what they already believed.