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limitation. It should be on the incredible
economic power of America and our
ability to create wealth where none
existed before. That creation will pay all
our bills and debt if we can just let it go
unfettered. The answer lies in creation
of wealth, not saving it. Try and find
a multi-millionaire, or especially a
billionaire that saved their way to
wealth.
Will it be resolved, yes it will,
but probably not in the spirit of
bipartisanship co-operation but rather in
the energy of desperation, and that won’t
be a long term solution.
Climate change, weather, and
global warming are real. But don’t
place much blame on humanity for
the change, because we have very
little to do with it. The earth’s core is
simply warming up. We are actually
experiencing the end of an ice age
and the melting ice will have to go
somewhere, so some areas of the world
will experience flooding, and some,
especially in the Pacific Ocean, will
disappear. The eastern coast of America
will also experience flooding and some
loss of land, particularly the outer banks
of north Carolina and parts of Florida
and louisiana.
We can’t prevent global warming,
we can barely slow it down, but we can
participate in all efforts at pollution
control, conservation, recycling and
minimizing the warming because it is
good for the planet and good for us as
residents.
Shifting effort into adjusting to the
changes rather than struggling against
them is a productive idea. Changes
in the construction of buildings in
hurricane and tornado areas would be a
start. no new construction in waterfront
areas is another.
There are other effects of climate
change and they are called tsunamis
and volcanoes. We have nothing to do
with them; they are part of the evolution
of the earth. We can, however, affect
the path and density of storms like
hurricanes and tornadoes. It requires a
group consciousness to manifest these
changes. Call or email me if you are
interested in participating.
World hunger, while a serious issue,
can be changed. There is no shortage of
food in our world. There is inadequate
distribution and inappropriate use of
food as fuel that is creating the problem.
In some cases there is a lack of political
will to get the job done. Again, this is
a problem that we can solve and solve
fairly quickly with resolve and effort.
Professional sports! Do I have the
attention of the men and some of the
women in our reading audience? The
good news for fans is that professional
sports will be with us for some time.
Professional sports dissipate aggression
and we need that now and for the near
future. As you can already tell, they
are evolving along with the rest of the
world into a safer format for the athletes
and a more level playing field for all
participants.
The Olympics will grow as more
athletes participate, but a shift in
emphasis beyond personal goals and
towards a more harmonious relationship
with our physical bodies and mother
earth will occur. It doesn’t seem likely
that we will return to the ancient greek
Olympic tradition of competing naked,
but today, anything is possible. Our
Olympics are a metaphor for a “more
harmonious relationship with self and
the earth.” And we will continue to set
more records in the Olympics.
Holidays and celebration days
will evolve. Thanksgiving, Christmas
and Easter will remain but evolve into
a new tradition or form. We do many
things “for old times sake” and those
practices will fade and ultimately fall
by the wayside as our own evolution in
consciousness grows and expands. It is
difficult to say which will fade because
our collective consciousness hasn’t
decided yet, but when change comes,
it will be rapid. Part of that shift in
consciousness is honoring and blessing
the past while releasing it. Clinging to
the past is like clinging to an anchor
that holds you in place right where you
are. no forward or expansive progress
is possible, but the comfort zone it
creates will be more than many people
can let go of. There is stagnation in our
civilization created by an underlying
sense of fear, fear of where things are
going and fear of change in any form.
Where we are going is for certain. How
long it will take is problematic. The
faster the fear consciousness that exists
is dissipated, the faster we can move
forward in the spiritual expansion of
humanity. The dissipation of the fear
energy takes two forms. Those who
are consciously endeavoring to change
themselves and move ahead on their
personal journey to their inner higher
self and those who will simply leave the
planet, perhaps because it has become
too uncomfortable for them here and
their soul decides to move on.
Rituals will evolve. Some will fall
away, some new will be created, and
the rest will evolve for the spiritually
and emotionally engaged. The power
of the ceremony is much more profound
in a group, or community. Overall, an
increased use of ritual in our lives would
be a healthy development and I believe
we will see some of the ancient practices
enjoy resurgence. One ritual that will be
created is to honor the life of a soon to
depart person, while they are still here
in the earth plane. We will know 3 to 4
months in advance of our death and that
will be the time for this ceremony to
celebrate the life.
And what is Americas place in
all this? America has a unique voice
in our world. There are many regions
of our country with different cultural
and ethnic customs, but we are still one
country. The uniqueness of America
began before our Revolutionary War
and continues today. America has an
important role to play in the future of
the planet as a beacon of freedom and
example of democracy. We have played
the role of world’s policeman but that
role is coming to an end. Our world
leadership role is not.
America’s military will be reduced
and its role morphed to natural disaster
relief troops, who are welcomed world
wide.
There is no end point to change!
We will create the end point, but we
have barely begun to create changes and
that process will take some time, and we
will determine the end point and we may
determine that there never will be an end
point.
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