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Do you feel the change? It’s almost like waking from a dream to a whole new world. Where am I? Who am I? What was I thinking that got me here? Unlike the uncomfortable changes we’ve experienced before, this change … Continue reading →

All my invisible team has been saying for a week now is, “Hang on!” It doesn’t feel like a scary thing, more like a speed thing. Now that the world has turned up-side-right again we can finally gain some traction … Continue reading →

Hallelujah! The baseline for relationships has finally changed. I woke up this morning giddy as a schoolgirl, knowing our fundamental interactions have shifted from codependency to interdependence. This is huge! This is how we relate to other people, as well … Continue reading →

At the risk of sounding way too much like I support the idea of this reality being an artificial computer game, I have been working on breaking the source code for about 15 years. I didn’t do it, but it … Continue reading →

I am writing this shortly after the new moon on May 19/20, 2023. I intended to write earlier in the day, but I was completely pulled into this energy of a timeline switch. Sounds like a good thing, but it … Continue reading →

Is this even the same world it was last week? This eclipse week has brought many epiphanies and collective shifts. I feel the most pronounced shift moves us from the insanity of extreme independence to the joy of interconnection. Humans … Continue reading →

“Allow” keeps ringing in my mind. Every time I try to push the river, I hear “allow”. Every time I start to worry about something, I hear “allow”. Just sitting by while life happens has never been my strong suit. … Continue reading →

As we prepare to adventure into the unknown of the future, there is one vital step we must consciously take. Free will is a big deal here, and no matter how much we botch it up, it must be respected. … Continue reading →

I love to figure out how things work. A great deal of the time this ascension business is above my pay-grade, thus I am just as confused as everyone else. On occasion, I get a peek at the programming of … Continue reading →