Toward a World that Works for Everyone
(Continued from Part 1, yesterday.) I’ve rewritten this article to drop the debt relief components of the earlier Six Point Plan. These will be addressed apparently by G/NESARA. It now becomes a Four Point Plan. Meanwhile, soldiers are rescuing trafficked children in deep underground military bunkers. They’re breaking up trafficking networks around the world. They’re […]
In my post-Reval planning, I’m envisioning my process something like this. I’ve volunteered to be what’s called a “pipeline,” which means that folks like me help with redistributing the planet’s wealth. I’ll receive and redistribute unusual sources of wealth such as the sequestered wealth of serious human-rights abusers, prosperity packages, historical assets, etc. (1) In […]
When the Reval, the prosperity packages, the St. Germain Trust funds, and the tsunami of currency are released, there will be many lightworker non-profit organizations that will be created. Many established non-profits will also benefit hugely from these funds. I myself have an organization mapped out for when funding is available. There’s a learning curve […]
4/28/2020 Through Sharon Stewart Me: So you didn’t think I’d figure it out, did you Ivo? Ivo: I did not, my love. So I gave you the answer. We have been scheduled to discuss limiting beliefs for a while and the subject did not come up. So I will tell you now, there is one […]
I was asked a question by an Intel Dinar Chronicles reader about the nature of the prosperity packages. I couldn’t answer the specific question, but I was able to give other information on them – like the fact that there is more than one payment, who is funding them, and how much might they be […]
(Continued from yesterday.) The ways in which lightworkers contribute are endless. Here I’d like to discuss just one way – humanitarian philanthropy, delivered to us by such means as the Prosperity Packages and the Reval. The Prosperity Packages are financial packages arranged by St. Germaine’s World Trust that are meant to be used for humanitarian […]
