Your Support is Humbling

Credit: Simon Oxley

First of all, our profound and heartfelt thanks from all of us here to you for underwriting us for another month and assisting us with our IT costs.

I was looking for a way to describe how I feel after fifteen years of approaching you for our monthly needs. I feel immensely grateful, but I also feel … I’m searching for the word. … Tempered.

I feel tempered by the process. Let me explain.

If I asked my Dad for money, he’d give it but he’d always attach a condition. “Steve, have you ever thought of going into engineering?” Excuse me?

The result was that I grew up not wanting to ask for money if I could avoid it.

So asking me to run the blog by donations, as the Divine Mother did, (1) was perfect if what we wanted was a more tempered, or even temperate, me.

And that’s just one issue I’ve had to move through, sometimes kicking and screaming. But I feel a better man for it, better equipped to run a humanitarian foundation as well as a global daily magazine (coming).

I hope this next month brings with it the Emergency Broadcasts, G/NESARA, the Reval, and the Ring of Fire. (2) I’m sure we’re all more than ready for them.

You may be vacationing. You may be on a plane to visit family. However you’re spending your summer, you took time out from it to support us and used some of your valuable resources.

I’m profoundly humbled that you’d do that and extend the profound gratitude of all of us here for your generous and continued support.

Footnotes

(1) Steve: This poverty that we are having to endure just doesn’t seem necessary.

Divine Mother: Because you have agreed that you are on, can we say, the receiving end.

Steve: So our being [poor] is used as a means to get people to open up?

Divine Mother: To express gratitude, generosity, unity and to express what is valuable to them.

Steve: So that is what the spiritual meaning of this is. That we serve that purpose of igniting people’s generosity or inspiring it.

Divine Mother: That is correct. You are the catalysts. (Divine Mother in a personal reading with Steve Beckow through Linda Dillon, June 7, 2015.)

(2) See: