Anyone here have a feeling about Susan Rice? I think she may be the one.
@lowtide ME! I have been wanting to post about her for some time. I know many people have predicted it will be Kamala but I saw something from Susan a few weeks ago and just keep thinking - it's her. Even if she is not VP, I know she will have a very important role in the future admin.
Hi Everyone!
This is what I got today during my meditation:
I see darkness and a sea of people around the WH and throughout Washington DC all swaying and singing/chanting“We Shall Overcome”. They seem happy and full of hope and each of them has a small light that they are holding up. It looks like a moving sea of light. The WH seems empty - if not physically, then mentally. It looks cold outside.
When I woke up this morning a map of Mexico and Central America, especially Central America, arose in my inner screen. I don't have a prediction about it but usually when I get a pop-up like that, it means some stress is rising from the area. It is similar to when you notice a sore or an ache in your body. I asked just now for anything more and saw a woman nearly upside down hanging out laundry. When people are upside down in my visions it means they are struggling. I wish the U.S. would just open our borders and let people come here if they want. Ultimately it would be a win-win.
You may have been picking up on the ProPublica article I posted in the Climate Change thread, that talked about mass migration, starting with central America - the people there are caught between droughts and drug cartels.
@laura-f I read that article when it came out a few days ago. I get their emails and I posted it here and then saw you posted it too. Perhaps it is something I am feeling more today for some reason. I felt that woman I saw hanging clothes, a small, hispanic woman, and all was not well for her and her people on so many levels. Thanks, Jeanne
@jeanne-mayell The suffering of women in Central America has been well documented in the last several years. Exacerbating that suffering now the administration is currently in the process of again changing the asylum eligibility rules to prevent even more victims of domestic and gang violence from applying. If it goes forward, it will end asylum for most women from Central America. Add to that the fact that the administration is non-stop deporting people to Central American, irrespective of any Covid diagnosis.
The US caused the gang violence in Central American by deporting gang members who became hardened criminals in US jails. Now we are exporting death to that area. It's sickening.
This is how I interpreted your vision.
@lynnventura
Some years ago when I was still living in California I met a beautiful young Guatamalan woman in Santa Barbara who told me her traumatic story...
She was living in a hut outside of a major town with two young children and trying to survive with some dignity after being deserted by the father of the kids, and they knocked down and burned her home.
She was rescued by a 'Doctors' Without Borders' American guy and happily married to reside in California ...
Violent misogyny still reigns in Central America apparently, and it is with gratitude that we still have grit as American women, though it has been at a price as well ..... ?