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(@sidwich)
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Posted by: @triciact

In the Read the future night I just heard giggling and laughter for June/July of next year. Not sure why but maybe, just maybe it's because people will have hope. A vaccine or at least the beginning of it's distribution perhaps and the ability to hug one another. ? No more cares about Trump and real reform in healthcare and the environment. Wouldn't that be lovely? ? 

This is not a prediction, but my biotech and medtech colleagues are actually pretty hopeful for a vaccine to be available in Q2 of next year.  (As in they really think it's going to happen and will be able to be distributed).

So you may very well be right on that front!  :)

I've also consistently "gotten" that things will "look up" by the end of the year, and they also tell me that treatments are also improving a lot.  (Probably why He Who Shall Not Be Named hasn't keeled over despite his best efforts).  So hold on!  :)



   
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(@enkasongwriter)
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@sidwich This could explain why I am seeing Spring 2021 regarding COVID no longer a concern.



   
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(@polarberry)
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Like I said yesterday, he doesn't give an eff who dies. This entire country and everyone in it is expendable to him.

YES. Take back the Senate. The hand that rocks the cradle.



   
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(@lovendures)
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Can we please vote the Kool Aid drinking White House doctor out of the house?

Apparently our Covid President Genius also has mind control abilities.  

@mas1581, I feel your frustration.  I know it isn't even frustration.  He doesn't surround himself with yes men.  He surrounds himself with cult following enablers.  It is sooooo disrespectful to tell us to not be afraid of it (covid).  

This President should not be able to be the Commander and Chief of his own medical team. It makes me want to cry, all the people who worship him and will now be encouraged to think Covid is a "nothing burger". 

I am going to need a few minutes before I can contemplate moving forward. Again. ( So much personal moving forward because of this president. Every. Single. Day.) I am so tired of living in a world where lying is normal and expected by people in charge of making designs for our country. Oops, designs was an autocorrect for decisions, but designs is more accurate.  I am leaving it in place. 

Speaking of lying, his Kool Aid drinking doctor knows the question of the presidents last negative test is HUGE and refusing to share that information is beyond belief.   And don't get me started on selectively using HIPPA to avoid the questions you don't wish to answer but answer the ones that show the President in a positive light.  What a joke. No, nightmare. 

The Callous Commander of our nation.

Today is a heartbreaking.  

 

 



   
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(@dannyboy)
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@sidwich I would welcome Q2 of next year -- but with two doses I fear for how long it'll be before we get enough people vaccinated to make a difference.  

Or -- maybe it's June/July!  I'll certain welcome giggling again!



   
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I am so upset  and I am not even American.  That tweet was a disgrace. Leaving hospital too as if nothing has happened.



   
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@jeanne-mayell, no dear, you have never bullied me. It was interactions such as those @deetoo and @yogagirl pointed out. It was between others posting here, I was just a witness. I didn't interject back then, but my gut the other day told me I needed to speak up. Not sure who needed to hear what I had to say (could even be a lurker), but every time I put the computer down, someone was tapping me on the shoulder saying "reply," so I did. Einstein's quote "We cannot expect to solve a problem with the same thinking that created it" comes to mind sometimes when reading. In the zest for correcting or accounting for injustice, sometimes the same thinking (us vs them mentality for example) is employed by both sides.

@allyn, thank you for the clarification. If your intention was to make me feel better, then I'll thank you for that as well and apologize for misunderstanding. In order to avoid such misinterpretations, I try to say things in simple terms like: "I hope having that thought that doesn't make you feel bad." It cuts straight to the crux of the issue and clarifies later comments. As the older posters here know, I was raised in a home with a narcissistic parent (and all the other characters a narcissistic family employs). I was the family scapegoat-which means that I was always told how I felt or how to feel. Unfortunately, your sentences parsed in that all too familiar tone from my perspective. I know I"m not the only one here who came from a background with dysfunction (I used to refer to visits to family as going to dysfunction junction ? ) who could misconstrue such intentions when there is no context clues from facial expression or voice inflection. I still use the phrase "I respectfully disagree" when responding to other posters to make sure they know I am posting a differing opinion instead of trying to say they're wrong or should change their stance. I've also been made fun of for doing so, but that won't keep me from doing so in the future. 

 



   
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Let me clarify a little for everyone here. When anyone invokes the members of a group in some way, be it 9/11, plane crashes, BLM, mass shootings, rape survivors, etc., it comes across as EVERYONE in that group having the same feelings and opinions. The reality is that in any given group, you will find an entire spectrum of feelings and opinions. Therefore, when making statements citing large groups and how they feel, or react there is a strong chance of hurting, alienating or pissing off other members of that group. Everyone in any particular group has their own perspective, formed by their own unique life experiences and personality traits. Members of groups evolving from public tragedies get really tired of being referenced. It truly does feel like everyone outside the group feels they have the right to speak in our stead. I know it's not intentional, but it is burdensome. It's not like any of us intentionally joined these groups-life circumstances enrolled us. 

 



   
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Oh, dear @lovendures. I'm sending hugs. You brought me to tears-the good kind. It's nice to know that my big mouth actually helps others on occasion! 

@georgia, welcome. I'd have to search long and hard in previous Rumpus threads to find it, but I've posted something similar in the distant past. I have been fortunate enough to never have tuned into the man or his spirit. I think in spiritual terms often, so I made the comment that I didn't know his life's goals prior to coming to Earth, so I won't judge him for the very reasons you stated. I wondered if he wasn't installed to rip the band-aid off the racial wounds of this country and expose the bigots and self-centered once and for all. The same kind of thinking also makes me wonder how many minorities are actually reincarnated slave owners, here to learn the flip side of the coin from their previous lifetimes. Even tho such reincarnated souls have lessons to learn, I also wonder how long the world will have to put up with things like racism will continue to exist and thus being used as a teaching tool from the spiritual realm. I've noted many times before, we're all here to learn, but some of us are here as teachers. We can't teach abusers how not to abuse unless there are those willing to come and serve as victims in the lessons. Until we pass over, we probably will not know what our roles truly were meant to be, so don't judge a book by it's cover. Put any two miscreants (or victims) side by side and we may never know if one is here to teach or to learn - as either is within the realm of possibility.

Who knew that discussing the over baked Cheeto could bring about a spiritual conversation, right? 



   
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@Jeanne-Mayell following up on your vision of 2028. You called it a return to normalcy what time frame in US history would this be? Your vision is a relief, and I wonder if I experienced it before or missed it. It could be just me, I have always been hyper alert to US engagement in the world, local politics and social issues. Thank you. --Dolphinspirit

@dolphinspirit I can't cite a time in American history that compares or will ever compare to what we are going through. I had several visions of a graph.  It began in 2013/14.  The graph was a line and the line moved through time until it came to 2017 whereupon it started to show agitation or volatility.

For 2018 and 2019, the volatility got increasingly extreme and I saw a lightening strike. Near the end of 2019, I felt the line plunged downward, and during 2020, it definitely plunged down in earnest.

I continued meditating and saw that around 2024 or 5 or 6 (I can't recall the exact timing) the line began moving up and by 2028 it was back up at the top. It looked like the DOW Jones Industrial Average looks - dropping down to very low levels in 2020 and returning to pre-2017 levels in 2028.

I thought at first it was a graph of the markets.  But when the markets didn't become increasingly volatile from 2017 to 18, I realized it fit the Collective nervous system (which sometimes also reflect the markets).  

It is a reflection of how the Collective feels, not how I feel, but the oveall collective.  I personally did not feel great joy and happiness in 2014 because I was alarmed about climate and the lack of action. I was also horrified by shift in the GOP and the business world to extreme right and criminal behavior over the previous three decades. 

But my vision wasn't about my nervous system.   It was about the US Collective.  And in 2014 people were relatively calm compared to what ensued when Donald Trump came into office. 

After he leaves, it will take a long time to return to relative stability in the Collective mood.  We will also have changed as a people and there is trauma to heal.  We also have a growing climate catastrophe unfolding before our eyes.

But with Trump gone, and he will be gone, we will begin to heal over time. I think it will be like a post war period. 

I hope I've answered your question.  The graphs are here

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