Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Back in 2002, St. Germain described the times we’re going through, which he interestingly called Armageddon. I suggest that those who are concentrating on their spiritual path pass on this article and go on to the next. It’s meant for the protective among us (military, police, border patrol, etc.) and honest witnesses to […]
There are some things I’d like to remind us of which I’ll be doing by reposting key articles. This is a key article for me. Watching the Ukrainian prosecutors’ revelations about Burisma was hard for me. I was surprised because I’ve listened to much, much worse from refugees fleeing countries where rape, torture, and assassination […]
As a refugee adjudicator, (1) I was hired to listen to people’s stories of human-rights abuses and decide who was a U.N. Convention refugee and who was not. Two stories I heard shook me to my core and, after one, I was obliged to stay three hours, in my office, and weep. […]
Now that “conspiracy theories” are about to be proven correct (the vaccine kills, the cabal is using directed-energy weapons on us, FEMA kills residents after a hurricane, Pizzagate was real, etc.), I’d like to propose that we give our activities a new name. It’s actually an old name that hasn’t seen much use in the […]
Gina Carano felt her personal political views were more important than her career and, when she spoke out, the press took her words, misinterpreted them, and joined together to see her ousted from Disney for expressing them. She talks with Tucker about how she’s a fighter and a protector . She says she wants others […]
I’ve taken on a project in Nova building. It’s to bring civil discourse back to the middle, back in balance, back to reasonableness and common sense, and, ultimately, back to heart consciousness. And what’s up for me at the moment is a component of civil discourse: How current events are demonstrating to us the […]
Folks, we here at GAoG know that we’ll soon be hearing, globally undoubtedly, about crimes that are horrendous. When I think of only what I’ve seen, which was more than I could bear, it feels like I’m sitting in an electric chair. I start shaking and crying. This is what secondary traumatization feels like. With […]
Secondary traumatization occurs when a person hears or watches an account of horrendous, shocking, or sickening events and is traumatized from the hearing or seeing rather than from being a part of them. I spent eight years as a refugee adjudicator/human-rights decision maker with the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, listening to stories of […]
This is an example of the type of revelations we’re going to be hearing about soon. One of the Killam-sponsored awards is the Canada Council Grant. I’d be walking into a conflict of interest if I didn’t declare that I received one in around 1982 to study Sociology at UBC. I feel sick to hear […]
I actually don’t want to talk about Trump and Biden supporters, right or left. But I do want to talk about what I call the “honest center.” In any rally there’ll be that group of decent people. They’ll be sincere, concerned enough to protest, and yet all the while straightforward in their relations with other […]
A wonderful example of the self-serving bias. (1) A picture is worth a thousand words. I said earlier that every society needs honest witnesses to the truth. (2) To be one, we have to put the truth ahead of all other considerations. Social convention and diplomacy often work against that commitment. Watch a speaker turn […]
What’s going on? In the world? In my nation? Let me pretend I’m talking to a newcomer. Where do I start? It depends on how far back we want to go from what we see around us. Sort of like adjusting the microscope. Why don’t we focus out a bit and ask ourselves, to start […]
(Concluded from Part 1, above.) Meanwhile, the constantly-rising energies, which are causing our Ascension, will make it more and more difficult for those who practice evil to survive. Gradually they’ll die of heart attacks, accidents, and the like. Did I say evil? The trafficking, rape, and murder of children is evil, is it not? The […]
Watching the Ukrainian prosecutors’ revelations about Burisma was hard for me. I was surprised because I’ve listened to much, much worse from refugees fleeing countries where rape, torture, and assassination are government practices. But it reawakened things in me that I feel passionate about – which are relevant, I think, to building Nova Earth. People […]
