Woo, woo, alert!
What if…
Money isn’t the issue in winning the
election.
What if all the money in the world wouldn’t put Trump
in the White House.
What if Jean Huston is correct in saying we are
standing on the precipice of stepping into our Quantum Powers? We are, she
says, in the middle of a time between going on with the way things have been,
or entering a new Quantum Field.
Jean explains that Quantum Power is
partnering with the Universe. This isn’t the Law of
Attraction; it is being a partner.
Once, Jean asked Margaret Mead, the famed
anthropologist living with her and her husband, why she was so lucky.
“Because I expect to be,” she said.
New science has emerged in the last few years about
consciousness, epigenetics, genes turning off and on, NDEs all that tell us
that “not only do we live in the Universe, the Universe lives in us.
Aren’t we tired of dragging around our little egos
while being overwhelmed by the business of day-to-day living? We are in a state
of entropy—meaning falling into chaos.
So, send your mind to graduate school.
We are the people.
I grieved for a couple of days, depressed to the point
of snapping at everybody. It was the Trump threat, and to top it off, Elon Musk
joined the fray and gave 45 million dollars a month to the Trump campaign. I
was drawn into fear. And boy, are they going to beat the drum regarding that?
What if we didn’t buy it?
Yesterday, I listened to a promotional for another
course—yep, it was Jean Huston’s—but boy, she gave it to us for 90 minutes. She
said that we are the ones who we came at this time for a reason, that the
Universe is a microcosm that comes alive with our life, and that we are the
people to usher in a new day.
You are being called. The world needs
goodness and intention.
We can drop our disbelief in ourselves. We have been
caught in the web of the same old feeling that there is no way out and that we
are running out of time. (Hey, I’ve stuck in the Second World War.)
We have a bigger
message to give to the world—and the old operating system isn’t working. When
we drop that, we will feel inspired, evolve, and expand. Then we will be able
to manifest our vision.
One day when Jean and Mead were walking along a path, with
Mead complaining that she couldn’t find some information she needed for a talk
the following day. She had searched and searched and couldn’t find it. Not a
few minutes later, a student walking toward them stopped and said, “Professor
Mead, you probably don’t remember me, but I was a student of yours.”
“Oh yes I remember you, class of 1991, You didn
complete your paper.”
Well, the girl said that she went on to Graduate
School, and I have been studying whatever right then, Mead needed.
Mead grabbed her and said, “You’re coming home with
me.”
She’s lucky because she expects to be. (That core
belief overrides her complaining. See, a little complaining won’t push our
good away from us. We can stop feeling guilty about it. But don’t turn into a
complainer.)
We can expect that Trump will not win this
election. He will not be in the White House.
Jean used Plato’s The Allegory of the Cave as a model
for the Nature of Reality—of which we know little. Long ago, Plato proposed
that we all live in a cave behind a wall, and what we see are only shadows cast
by the fire. We think the shadows are real. However, they are only illusions.
If we crawled out of the cave and looked back, we
would see the real things. But at first the light is so bright it hurts our
eyes, and we are tempted to turn back.
Don’t go back, no matter how bright the
light is.
I am finally getting it. Evil is upping the ante
because it is afraid it will fail.
It behaves the way our minds behave; in fear, our
brains spill chemicals and put us in flight or fight mode. In time, too much
cortisol can weaken our hippocampus, change our brain chemistry, and create a
craving for the next high, the cortisol and adrenalin rush.
We can become addicted to it. Notice how we keep
looking, listening, and reading about what happens daily in the political
field. The ones who think Trump is stupid look for more to make us laugh at
him. The others say, “That’s my boy.”
They’ve got us.
Women have been known as carriers of the light. Don’t
ask me where I got that—long ago. Of course, the powers that be knew women had
power; why do you think they punished or burnt women for the simple act of
using their intuition or trying to heal with natural products, a placebo, or
positive thoughts. Horrors.
Why do you think they kept women uneducated to the
point of keeping books away from them? Why do you think they kept them from
voting? Why do you think they kept them barefoot and pregnant? The men went to
prostitutes for their jollies, then defamed them for being sluts. They grabbed
women, molested them, and victimized them because they could. And women’s work?
It used to be that a man wouldn’t touch a dish, a dish pan, or sweep the floor.
Change a baby? Horrors.
Let’s follow our calling and say, “We’re mad as hell
and we aren’t going to take it anymore.”
You can’t use our biology against us. We can bring
forth new life, but our bodies are ours. We will share our bodies under
our own terms. Controllers, Priests, and Kings have, since the beginning of
recorded history, kept women subservient and interfered with their reproductive
rights. They drummed women out of votes, religion, education, and realistic
paying jobs.
The buck stops here.
Are we going to keep a rapist, a bully, a liar, and a
cheat out of the White House?
How dare he and his cohorts treat us with
contempt.
What if we don’t care how much money
people or candidates have? We are the people. We can talk, we have pens to
write, we have a voice, and we have a vote.
We need our sisters.
Women, we can do it!
“When you stop operating from an old
operating system, you will feel inspired, evolving, and expanding, and you
won’t feel overwhelmed.
‘You will be able to manifest your vision.”—Jean
Huston.
