Toward a World that Works for Everyone
In the course of writing this article about emergence, I myself emerged. Emergence is an ongoing process and one I regard as best adapted to lightworkers’ needs. The books I wrote on emergence (1) came largely out of the work I did in the growth movement. (2) The mainstream media did character assassinations back in […]
Good on ya, mate! (Concluded from Part 1, above.) I feel more solid, more certain. [I’m well into the process by now.] I laugh when I think of a comment that Michael made: Archangel Michael: Yes. Dear heart, you are a cement, marble, granite pillar. (1) OK, I get it. “Marble” and “granite” don’t relate […]
This continues to be a period of one failure after another. But the process is so educational that I can’t overlook recording it. Where do I start? Two external hard drives that I purchased didn’t work, for different reasons. One was locked and I couldn’t unlock it. Etc. Long stories. A day of faffing around […]
Two things I’m noticing seem to indicate where we are … OK, OK, I am … with the rising energies. One is that people around me are starting to say they can’t remember why they went into the kitchen. Or what they were going to say. All of a sudden I’m not alone in having […]
I’ve just had a conversation with someone whose son is having emotional difficulties. I don’t want to go into details because (A) I don’t want to identify the person and (B) I don’t want to create an impression that I somehow have credentials to be dispensing advice. We all contribute what we have. Mine is […]
I’ve released Book 5 in our Let’s Go! Let’s Grow! series. “I Think You Only Read Introductions” December 6, 2022 (https://goldenageofgaia.com/2022/12/06/i-think-you-only-read-introductions/) It was a key event for me in 1974 to read Eric Berne’s Games People Play. (1) That book showed me that one could study and classify patterned behavior in humans. I’ve had an […]
My desire is to breathe new life into the human growth movement, which died, God bless her, in the jobless recovery to the recession of 1982. After that, thanks to automation, it was: “Stop finding yourself, pal. It’s time to get back to work — if you still have a job, that is.” (1) That […]
