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I live in Astralia since some years now and my connection to the country is getting stronger every day. When I put some concentrated insight to sense energy and collective movement I encounter :

1- A resistance, almost a fear of change influencing every aspect of life. Rejection to innovation. And My visions show me blank sun chakras everywhere - not for every individual though.

2- A discord with the ancient spiritual energy of the continent ( maybe in accordance with what I wrote above ) causing delays and lots of emotional search.

I see Australia as a very young girl trying to figure out her unique identity therfore in need for safety.

I don't get the feeling much progress will happen in short time regarding all the homework being discussed right now ... But I get the feeling of a very bright future that is so different than the the future of the rest of the world. A bit of an ambigious insight maybe ...

 

 



   
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Posts on New Zealand's terrorist attack have been moved to a new thread for New Zealand. https://www.jeannemayell.com/community/international-predictions/new-zealand/#post-10367



   
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Hi, I just wanted to ask if anyone could take a look at Senator Jordon Steele-John and see how he will do in politics? Also, this is the video of him winning the McKinnon Prize for emerging leader. https://www.facebook.com/JordonSteeleJohn/videos/277750666450417/

Senator Steele-John is Australia's 2nd ever Senator with a physical disability. (Cerebral Palsy) And is the youngest Senator ever.

What do you think of the video, and what do you think about his political future.



   
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The Liberals have won here in Australia, this was unexpected.



   
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Headline for Australian election is that Labor (the progressive party) lost an "Unlosable" election to the controversial and unpopular Liberal (conservative) incumbent party. 

One has to wonder how this happened.  Were there shenanigans involved?  

My gut says there were cyber tricks underlying this result. It may not be enough to form a government since their system is different than in the U.S.

Baba called a likely Liberal Party (conservative) incumbent win  back in January with her cards:

I also threw a card each for the Labor party (the progressives) and the Liberals (the conservatives) at the time of the election:

Labor - Seven of Cups reversed which I understood as meaning making the right, if difficult choice for the people.

The Liberals - the Strength card - endurance and power

Personally, I thought that Labor has a good chance of winning the next elections after the shenanigans that have gone on under the Liberals government. On the other hand, I have never felt that Bill Shorten had the charisma to mobilize all  the people in support of him. The cards seem to make it seem that it is not a foregone conclusion that Lanor will win. Nothing is set in stone, so there is still time for things to change. --Baba, 1/1/19

Any thoughts? 

Baba, I hope you will weigh in for U.S. Nov 2020 election. 



   
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I got the feeling earlier today before the polls closed when I was looking at the reporting on the election that it might be in some ways a similar outcome of the US midterms in that there are a lot of early votes still to be counted and it may not be the clear victory that the Liberals are trying to portray at the moment. There may be a situation of no one party getting enough seats to rule alone. Time will tell and it will be interesting to watch. 

I will have a look at the 2020 US election when I am in the right headspace. I threw cards on Barr and Mueller this morning and was a little disturbed by them (which may just be a reflection of my lack of interpretation skills at tarot!)



   
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Baba, I understand how important your headspace is for doing a reading. I also threw cards on Barr and Mueller and it got really messy. I still haven't posted my reading. Coming soon.



   
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Posted by: Jeanne Mayell

Baba, I understand how important your headspace is for doing a reading. I also threw cards on Barr and Mueller and it got really messy. I still haven't posted my reading. Coming soon.

You also predicted the Liberals would win Jeanne. Can someone see what will happen as to who will become Labor Leader? And Greens too, please? Also, Can someone see about an MP called Ged Kearney? Also, will Labor move to the left and go back to their roots similar to how Jeremy Corbyn has taken UK Labour back? What is in store for The Greens?



   
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Thanks DcD2510, I went back and yes, saw I'd seen this: The progressives will be whipped harshly by those in power but the progressives will not stand for it.  Ultimately it looks like a woman, hopefully she's a progressive, will be in charge. -- Jeanne Mayell

So who is this woman?  DcD2510, I just finished diving into the shark tank of Barr, Mueller, and Trump's thoughts today and have no more bandwidth to read another thing for a while. Have to get out and feel the beautiful day and regain my whole self.  

We are in a battle all over the globe right now.  Ultimately humanity will win. But in the short term, all I can see is a blinding storm of forces fighting for power. Praying for love and peace. Will set up another Circle of Light evening very soon. 



   
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Jeanne, I'd been wondering the same thing about cyber shenanigans in Australia.  I keep hoping that if there was hacking, etc, it would be discovered and somehow lead to the unraveling of the cyber stuff here in the US so we can have safe and fair elections.



   
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