Toward a World that Works for Everyone
I continue to refine my plans for philanthropic activities after the Reval. What good experience, whether or not the Reval happens (and it will!) I know Michael wants me to talk about the process I’m going through as I go through it so let me share a few notes on my current process. (1) Up […]
Spiritual author Marianne Williamson will answer questions from a live audience at 6 pm ET, followed by businessman Andrew Yang, 7 pm ET, April 14. CNN’s Dana Bash will moderate the first town hall, while CNN’s Ana Cabrera will moderate the second. To view: CNN Town Halls with Andrew Yang and Marianne Williamson Author […]
www.voiceoffreedom.ca In 1983 I married. By 2003 I was an alcoholic. I would drink vodka for breakfast while living in a nice house and raising 3 teenagers. The constant state of anxiety coupled with my fear built to a crescendo over 23 years. January 27th, 2006, the trapdoor opened and I flew out. . . […]
All the Ways Recycling is Broken—and How to Fix Them By Adele Peters, Fast Company, April 4, 2019 httpss://www.fastcompany.com/90321566/all-the-ways-recycling-is-broken-and-how-to-fix-them You may throw a plastic container in the recycling bin and assume it’s going to easily become a new item. But every step of our recycling system—from product design to collection to sorting—has major flaws. Fortunately, […]
The spiritual benefits of dis-ease (3) Janneke Jussen [Continued from part 2] As mentioned in my previous article, one of the benefits of having Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is that, because of a total lack of energy, you aren’t able to do anything, at least not without paying a high price. Don’t get me wrong, it […]
When we say that the universe is based on the patterning of the Mother, what do we mean? What is the pattern of the Mother? What processes does it consist of? I’m going to look at three patterns here that the Mother has used in constructing us, our world, and existence. One is the sacred […]
Writer’s Corner The spiritual benefits of dis-ease (2) Janneke Jussen [Continued from part 1] First I would like to explain the main characteristics of CFS, just to set the scene so to speak. Don’t worry, I’m not going to bore you with a long and depressing list of signs and symptoms. It is important however, […]
From where I reside, I have a good view of the flocks of pigeons, whirling and turning in the sky over English Bay. And one thing I’ve noticed is that, when the entire flock turns, it’s because a single pigeon has wheeled or turned. Granted some peel off and the flock does not follow. Why […]
Writer’s Corner The spiritual benefits of dis-ease (1) Janneke Jussen I received some really nice comments in response to my article a couple of weeks ago on What we can do to raise our vibrations, in which I wrote about some of the methods I’ve been using to deal with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or CFS. […]
Not necessarily a surprise for us. The surprise is that this article was printed in Forbes Magazine. This Is Why The Multiverse Must Exist Ethan Siegel, Forbes.com. March 15, 2019 httpss://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/03/15/this-is-why-the-multiverse-must-exist/#771e43706d08 Look out at the Universe all you want, with arbitrarily powerful technology, and you’ll never find an edge. Space goes on as far as […]
We’re told that Nova Earth will see the rise of a new form of leadership. What form will that be? Archangel Michael tells us: The new leadership “is not about the old realm of control or greed, or anything like that.” (1) It won’t be top-down, he explains. The new leadership “is not telling people […]
By McKinley Corbley, Good News Network, September, 16, 2018 https://tinyurl.com/y88rmu75 Working as a lone woman in the physics department at Cambridge University, she was responsible for one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century, but she hasn’t been recognized until now. Jocelyn Bell Burnell spent years being ridiculed in the 60s for being […]
Writer’s Corner by Brian Krupp First off, I don’t consider myself a writer. I’m a fixer. I fix stuff: nuts-and-bolts stuff, physical stuff. I’ve been a fixer from a very early age. I always wanted to understand how things worked, so if it was broken, I took it apart to try to fix it. Even […]
For the first time, mathematics’ most prestigious prize has been awarded to a woman, Karen Uhlenbeck By AJ Willingham, CNN, March 19, 2019 https://tinyurl.com/yy7jo94h (CNN)Karen Uhlenbeck, a mathematician and professor at the University of Texas, has been awarded this year’s Abel Prize, a mathematics prize modeled after the Nobels. It’s the first time the prize […]
One of the many passages I overlooked, but now feel drawn to research, Michael talks here about the larger picture of restructuring humanity into which the Reval fits. He asks me to do in 2015 what I’m getting around to doing in 2019. Steve Beckow: Alright. Now, I’m curious about the Reval. I’m always curious […]
