[Closed] The Great Turning Part 6

@isabelle if he tried to overturn the Loving case, Miss Ginni would slap the black outta his    robe

@pamp 

Whenever I hear talk of book bannings, I am reminded of one of my favorite movie scenes. In Field of Dreams, Ray's wife (Amy Madigan) gets into it with a woman at a parent's meeting-

"At least he is not a book-burner, you Nazi cow!" 

🤣

Hats off to these young people holding their own banned books clubs! 😎 

From the New York Times today: As Federal Climate-Fighting Tools Are Taken Away, Cities and States Step Up https://nyti.ms/3ntbwoK

Jeanne and others saw the states acting more on their own volition, independent of federal government. 

Dear Community, I'm noticing so many people, including myself, some relatives, and cherished friends are going through health problems right now, and so much of it, not all, but so much of it is related to anxiety reverberating through our sensitive bodies. 

We are like airplanes ascending upwards to a higher airspace but going through turbulence on the way.  So much turbulence right now, but we are headed to a higher airspace.

When I was much younger and on a flight that was experiencing huge turbulence, a man sitting next to me who felt my terror, told me he was an experienced commercial jet pilot and I should know that these planes can take a lot more turbulence than this.  He told me not to worry.  I will never forget his kindness and his message.

And in the same way, we too can take this turbulence, as long as we pay attention to our bodies, our anxieties, and focus on that higher airspace where we are headed.

I found some old readings I did in 2013, 2014, and 15 which I will  repost in the timeline predictions.  They consistently show that the higher airspace is ahead of us after so much turbulence.  

@jeanne-mayell - Thank you for this reminder.  While my physical health has been great my mental health took some turns over the last little while.  Last week I woke up one morning and everything was fine - like, totally fine for the first time in almost 6 years - since then - even despite the SCOTUS rulings, the pit of dread has stayed gone.  

We've seen the better outcome.  The rest is just noise.  And I think my body finally yelled at my brain to turn it off.

I await the prediction repost with bated breath!

Posted by: @jeanne-mayell

They consistently show that the higher airspace is ahead of us after so much turbulence.  

I guess I didn't see much in there that was "higher airspace"....just more of the same, only worse.

@tgraf66 @jeanne-mayell

I went and read what you posted this morning too, and I also fail to see things getting better after 2028 based on what you posted.

Mind you, I do not fear these dark posts nor do I want you to NOT post them. I'd prefer to know how bad it will get. I'm one of those people that if a large meteor was headed towards Earth, I'd want to know so I could make peace with my fate.

That being said, and surely it's my confirmation bias kicking in, I have never thought I'd be alive when things finally do turn around. In 2041 I will be 80 years old (if I'm still alive at all).  By 2060 I will most likely be dead.

So I don't see the "higher airspace" either. Certainly not in this cross section of the multiverse.

just have to remind myself that all of these lightworkers didn't show up to necessarily welcome in the Golden Age.  But here they are- in a  very dark time.  We all signed up to be here now.  If the future brings you down, then today is your day!    WE will still have fun, and love each other   The future is ours

Posted by: @unk-p

just have to remind myself that all of these lightworkers didn't show up to necessarily welcome in the Golden Age.  

Yeah, we're here to do a job.   But it might be fun to reincarnate in 50 or 100 years to see how it turns out.   😉 

A few days ago I randomly pulled Shakti Gawain's "The Path of Transformation" off my bookshelf to re-read.    The main theme of the book is that the best way to help the world is to start by working on our own individual advancement.  The book was written in 1993 but much of what is said speaks to the upheaval of the present.  It has an encouraging tone and is written in accessible terms.  I would recommend it to anyone struggling with the question of "What can *I* do?" 

(As a footnote, I learned that Ms. Gawain passed on in 2018 at the relatively young age of 70.  I was saddened to learn this.  I learned quite a lot from her early on in my journey.  I imagine she is now "directing traffic" from a higher plane.  🙂 )