Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Magenta Pixie Interview 4-20-20 by Kat As a refresher, Steve posted Magenta Pixie’s 3-Steps to Ascension, on April 17, 2020. (1.) Step One: Understand the dark plan. Step Two: Make a declaration of sovereignty. Step Three: Through forgiveness and gratitude, you send love to those beings. I had two thoughts before I present my partial […]
If not me, who? If not now, when? Every project, even a mega-project like Building Nova Earth, requires a commencement ceremony. Will you permit me, on this New Year’s Day, 20/20, to host ours? [Music please.] Ladies and gentlemen, on my own divine authority and as a servant of the Divine Mother and Archangel […]
I’m working on getting books out or revising and expanding them so that we have a body of work ready for when the delegations hit the mainstream front page. And I’m coming across material from years ago that is so germane. I wrote a couple of articles comparing lightworkers to nimble mammals who outlast the […]
(Concluded from Part 1, yesterday.) I also see barriers to the resistance falling away. Here’s one. I think I have to say to someone who challenges me on authority: “I speak on my own divine authority.” No, I don’t. “I speak on my own authority.” To say “on my divine authority” is to invite controversy. […]
I’m beginning to see the tie-in between divine qualities, states of consciousness, and contexts. They’re different words pointing at the same thing. I’ve experienced mastery, abundance, and peace, which are divine qualities, as states of consciousness. They were expansive, transformative – certainly higher states than ordinary consciousness. Werner Erhard calls the same phenomenon a “context,” […]
Am I creating in my own life a world that works for everyone? No, I’m not. I can still be grumpy and territorial and impatient. I snarl at bad bus-line behavior. I tell people trying to sneak on for free where the front door of the bus is. Cosmic policeman. Nevertheless, I do know how […]
Steve: Her act of courage reminds me of Tank Man in Tienanmien Square (see photo, below). Two stories: Newsweek and Mashable. Both stories have their “leanings.” Read with discernment. Video of ‘Furious and Fearless’ Elderly Woman Confronting Hong Kong Police and Protesters Goes Viral David Brennan, Newsweek, July 29, 2019 httpss://www.newsweek.com/viral-video-furious-fearless-elderly-woman-confronting-hong-kong-police-protesters-1451540 A viral video of […]
We may see this a lot in coming weeks, months and years. Author of Christian relationship guide says he has lost his faith Harriet Sherwood, Guardian, July 29, 2019 httpss://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/29/author-christian-relationship-guide-joshua-harris-says-marriage-over The American author of a bestselling Christian guide to relationships for young people has announced that his marriage is over and he has lost his […]
I consider this channeling from the Divine Mother to be the one item I’d take with me on a long train trip, it’s so helpful and wide-ranging. Every sentence is a topic heading. If we got what she’s saying here down to our bones, I’d say we’d be well equipped for whatever comes down the […]
I’m reviewing my readings with Michael and find myself wafted along by the inspiring things he’s saying. May I flow with it? In 2011, Michael commented: “Yes, we know that this is a time when all the shenanigans are being put out to play. But our code word is victory and it is not victory […]
How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger Michaeleen Doucleff and Jane Greenhalgh, NPR, March 13, 2019 httpss://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2019/03/13/685533353/a-playful-way-to-teach-kids-to-control-their-anger Back in the 1960s, a Harvard graduate student made a landmark discovery about the nature of human anger. At age 34, Jean Briggs traveled above the Arctic Circle and lived out on the tundra for 17 […]
I was about to write this to an editor, when I realized I was speaking more widely. “We need more and more writers given the task that lies ahead – and more and more of them, women. “It’ll have to be ‘training on the job.’ Everyone is invited to do whatever they can to help. […]
We talk about “sovereign,” “independent,” and “free.” Or “standing in our own power” and similar phrases. Well, I’m now in the space they point to and, being in that space and looking at it, hmmmm… I don’t know how to describe it. Very reflective. Calm and stable. Not moved by very much now whereas before […]
In the course of a conversation with a reader, I became aware of the fact that Werner Erhard (1) had posted online one of the most stimulating books for humanitarian philanthropists I’ve ever read. Werner was … is … an enlightened humanitarian philosopher. He might call himself an ontologist, a student of being. I’d add […]
At the Lake Tahoe Conference, Janine from San Diego said that her relationship with her husband was successful because she treated him like a king and he treated her like a queen. That comment so affected me that I felt the need to go down to San Diego and meet Janine and Gavin. That was […]
