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“I Am With the Mother” Here in Service

This morning, as I was sitting still, I asked Archangel Michael, “Today, Michael, what is the expression of my Infinite potential?”

It’s an exercise that AAM has asked us to do daily, then to do what he asks us to do, even if it feels really silly.

Each task leads us to greater and greater knowing of Who We Truly Are. More details about this are here.

This morning I heard my self say, “I just wanna be alone,” a thought pattern that started in childhood, one of the ones that tends to repeat consciously, unconsciously, subconsciously.

When I catch my insidious phrases I like to write them down (so I remember them) and change them to “I Am” statements.

I Am statements are a fun way to help us Divinely Align so our sacred purpose emerges.

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Understanding our “Rainbow Currency”

From red root to purple crown, Canadian money is the colours of our chakras

In 2012, Sanat Kumara, our Universal Logos and Keeper of Universal Law, mentioned “rainbow currency” to me in a personal reading with Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love.

Back then, I assumed that SK was speaking literally — that “rainbow currency” was money.

In my study of how things work in the higher realms, I see now that he may have been alluding to “currency” as our expanding and increasing vibrations and frequency.

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Anneke Lucas Explains Trauma and Control Within/Without

Anneke Lucas has a new podcast dialoguing with Shaun Attwood, True Crime.

In this video, Anneke goes into greater detail of her childhood experience as a sex slave, and how her subsequent internal work has helped her to see how our rampant lack of self-worth can be reflected in our outer reality.

She says our Awakening begins with the dismantling of the power structures within, truly realizing we are worthy and we are Love.

As we recognize the insidiousness of feeling unworthy and unloved, and change our selves, we contribute to humanity and our planet coming to balance.

Anneke says we have psychopaths in positions of leadership, but she also talks of mirrors and reflections, and how important and fascinating the inner processing is; how courageously facing into trauma and child sacrifice — and all our judgements of self/others — is the way to self-Love and truly knowing how worthy we are.

We are never alone, even in our darkest moments. Remembering the Love from our guardians, star family, and the Divine helps us to eliminate, to forgive, all feelings of lack.

An Invocation:

I invoke Ashira, Commander of the Unified Forces of the Outer
Galaxies, Universal Law, Divine Blessings and Virtues, the 12
Dimensions and their growth patterns for elimination,
our forgiveness of the bigotry, hatred, limitation,
and control on Gaia, our self-judgements.

As Within So Without

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Creating Change with Patience, Determination and Vigilance

An NPR article about the explosion that tore through Beirut’s port area on Tuesday, August 4th, stated that:

“Ammonium nitrate is the same raw material Timothy McVeigh used to bomb the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995. In that deadly attack, 2 tons of the fertilizer were used. The Beirut port was holding an estimated 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate.”

Now I’m reading what’s happening in Zimbabwe, Cathy Buckle’s Letters. . . As a planet we are in the midst of great change. . . from chaos comes creation.

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Gender-biased Languages Study

[Image: Vac1/iStock; Martin Janecek/iStock]

These are the most gender-biased languages in the world (hint: English has a problem)

By Arianne Cohen, Fast Company, August 6th, 2020

https://www.fastcompany.com/90537064/these-are-the-most-gender-biased-languages-in-the-world-hint-english-has-a-problem

If you want to know why low percentages of women lead corporations and populate STEM fields, look no further than the words coming out of our mouths:

A fascinating new study from Carnegie Mellon looks at the male-career bias in 25 languages across 39 countries, and finds that languages that heavily associate men with careers and women with family also have speakers who live out those biases.

“If you speak a language that is really biased, then you are more likely to have a gender stereotype,” says the study’s lead author, cognitive scientist Molly Lewis, a special faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University.

Here are the languages, listed from most male-career biased to least:

Danish
German
Norwegian
Dutch
Romanian
English

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Githa Ben-David & Lars Muhl: Singing Cancer Away with Love

Bente Hornbaek who sang her cancer away

From Sally in Illinois: I wanted to share a video link with you. Please share it if you feel guided to do so.

It has had a profound impact on me and I’m thinking others may benefit as well….

I’ve always been interested in healing and using sound as a tool for healing.

In a recent Galactic Heart newsletter was an article and video link with the following heading :

She Sings Her Cancer Away
Source: Lars Muhl & Githa Ben-David

Bente Hornbaek explains how she reached out to God through a daily routine of singing “The Note from Heaven” and “Hung Song” and how this practice strengthened her immune system and helped her recover from being a terminal leukemia patient, given up by the conventional system. In 4-6 months she was cured with cancer falling from 50% to under 2%.

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Dignity of Earth and Sky

Much gratitude to Sally in Illinois — so amazing!!

Here are Sally’s observations:

When I saw it my first thought was “Nova Earth, I knew you were here, I’ve been feeling you and catching glimpses and now you are really showing yourself big time, and WOW just look at you!”

It is so very inspirational…

I’ve been to Mount Rushmore, SD and that was amazing to see the faces carved in rock. This statue is so much more significant, as I feel it is really ‘passing to baton’ to the Divine Feminine from the old worn out Patriarchal.

Enjoy!

South Dakota Department of Tourism

https://www.travelsouthdakota.com/trip-ideas/story/dignity-earth-sky

She casts a peaceful gaze across the waters of the Missouri River. During the day, the South Dakota wind brushes the diamonds in her star quilt, causing blue shades to twinkle in the sunlight. At night, she stands illuminated and strong. She is Dignity.

The Dignity sculpture is a stunning combination of art and history. Located on a bluff between exits 263 and 265 on Interstate 90 near Chamberlain, the stainless steel, 50-foot-tall statue was specifically designed by sculptor Dale Lamphere to honor the cultures of the Lakota and Dakota people.

That’s why he used three Native American models ages 14, 29 and 55 to perfect the face of Dignity.

“Dignity represents the courage, perseverance and wisdom of the Lakota and Dakota culture in South Dakota,” Lamphere said. “My hope is that the sculpture might serve as a symbol of respect and promise for the future.”

Representing the rich Native American culture of South Dakota, the 50-foot Native woman gracefully wears a dress patterned after a two-hide Native dress of the 1850s. She holds outstretched a quilt featuring 128 stainless steel blue diamond shapes designed to flutter in the wind.

During the day, her star quilt – a representation of respect, honor and admiration in Native American culture – glitters in the sun with color-changing pieces that move with the wind.

At night, LED lights cause the diamond shapes to glow in the night sky, casting a peaceful presence easily visible from the Interstate.

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Meghan Markle is a Force!

Meghan Markle is Challenging Young Women to Reshape the Future

By Leah Rodriguez, Global Citizen, July 15, 2020

https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/meghan-markle-girl-up-summit-equality-speech/

The Duchess of Sussex delivered a speech as part of the Girls Up Leadership Summit.

Supporting women and girls is still top of mind for Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex.

Markle delivered a hopeful speech empowering young girls to continue challenging the status quo to reshape the future as part of the virtual Girl Up’s Leadership Summit on Tuesday.

Hosted by the United Nations’ Girl Up initiative, this year’s summit followed the theme “We Need to Talk: Connecting the Global Movement for Gender Equality.” Markle joined a roster of influential guests, including Michelle Obama, Hilary Clinton, Nadia Murad, Sheryl Sandberg, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Abby Wambach, and more.

In 1995 in Beijing, global leaders developed the world’s most visionary agenda to empower girls and women.
Major steps have been taken globally to achieve a world where She Is Equal, but gender inequality still persists.
Share Global Citizen’s petition telling leaders to deliver on the promise of gender equality they made 25 years ago.

Markle started her address by borrowing advice from the commencement speech she delivered to the 2020 class of her high school alma mater in Los Angeles. She urged graduates to apply the skills they learned in schools to rebuild the world.

“I want to share something with you: It’s that those in the halls and corridors and places of power, from lawmakers to world leaders to executives, all of those people, they depend on you more than you will ever depend on them,” Markle said.

“This is a humanity that desperately needs you to push it, to push us forcefully in a more inclusive, more just, and more empathetic direction and to not only frame the debate but to be in charge of the debate,” she continued.

Markle acknowledged that Girl Up members are already doing the work but asked them to keep pushing further.

“Women have always historically gotten a lot of, ‘That’s not how it’s done,’ ‘Yeah, that’s a good idea but we’re going to do this instead,’” Markle said. “But when do we hear that as women? We hear that in the moments that we challenge the norms. So if that’s the case, I say to you, keep challenging. Keep pushing. Make them a little uncomfortable because it’s only in that discomfort that we actually create the conditions to reimagine our standards, our policies, and our leadership — to move toward real representation and meaningful influence over the structures of decision-making and power.”

Creating a more equitable society will require everyone’s participation, Markle stressed.

“It will take girls and women; it will take men and boys; it will take those that are Black and those that are white collectively tackling the inequities and structural problems that we know exist,” she said.

“I believe we are on the precipice of transformation.”

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Being Free by Janice Szostak

Briar Patch, Downtown Eastside

I can remember the thing that I had
From wisdom I know without it I’m sad!
Does the word Freedom mean something to You,
or is it JUST that you pay your dues?
As for me; I think it’d be FUN, to Live with The LAND
Just as ONE!
Not to destroy the BEAUTY around,
To Live in PEACE, that’s with The GROUND!
To Live in PEACE…to grow with The Trees…to
Sing with The Birds & Breathe with The Leaves
And through Your Life You’ll learn to begin,
To FLY Your SPIRIT, FREE with THE WIND!

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The Lotus as a Metaphor for Our Journey

The lotus, a symbol of rebirth, compassion and enlightenment, can be seen as a metaphor for our human journey. Its roots, found in the dirtiest water, produce a gorgeous flower.

As we observe the chaos without, and continue to do our “clean up” within of the old belief systems, the bigotry, hatred, anxiety and control, and witness our sorrow, shame, anger and fear diminish, we begin to “bloom” feeling greater alignment with the higher realms

Anchored in that knowing of our Divinity, we like the lotus, are learning to live in harmony with “the mud” in that place of observation, the non-judgement of compassion and hope.

Sanat Kumara stated in the Universal Law of Balance, through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love:

“Everything that is of truth,
not ego and not lack,
is ready for us.”

With human life being a series of mirrors, of our strengths and perceived shortcomings, we have the choice daily to let go the old and “bloom” in Divine Alignment without anxiety, the old belief in separation.

Archangel Raphael told us in March 2012, again through Linda Dillon, “There is no difference between healing and creation” (1) so with that in mind, here are some questions I’ve found helpful to ask myself:

“Is what’s happening on planet a reflection of my within?”

“Are the ‘control scenarios’ we are witnessing without a reflection in any way of how I treat myself within?”

Knowing everything is in Divine Order, that the Mother’s Plan is well underway and what we’re witnessing is part of the process, I’m looking to the lotus for inspiration.

Contemplating my “mud” I create greater compassion detaching from the old and attaching to the highest vision of Love; time to “bloom” in harmony and balance.

Footnotes

(1) “Archangel Raphael and his Emerald Octagon,” March 2, 2019, https://voiceoffreedom.ca/archangel-raphael-and-his-emerald-octagon/

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