Friday, December 30, 2022
3944-3945: When We Lose Our Heroes from Lincoln County Watch
By Anna Von Reitz
Today,
one of our beloved local Talk Show hosts is retiring, and people from
all over Alaska are calling in and expressing their thanks to him for
discussing things that others were bullied or paid NOT to discuss, for
saying the things that others were afraid to say, and for providing a
calm and steady voice of reason in the midst of so much insanity.
Some
of his listeners wept and told him how much his broadcast had meant to
them over the course of years he has been on the air. A woman on the
edge of sobbing described how he had been her early morning comfort, a
ray of hope and common sense for years as she got up each day and packed
her husband's lunch.
In
keeping with our January Mission to face our trauma, pain, and losses,
we need to face the loss of our heroes, both the homely heroes of our
own lives and the heroes of our national history.
I grew up in a community that hosted "Lincoln Day Dinners". Every February 12th,
the banquet rooms and church basements were full of those gathered to
remember Lincoln, to applaud his moral clarity, to celebrate the end of
slavery. And that is all well and good, until you realize what actually
went on and the part that Lincoln played in the so-called Civil War.
Some
heroes come into our lives like the early morning Talk Show host, and
some come to us as part of the National Mythology, and either way, it
hurts when they are gone. Sometimes this loss is echoed in the empty
air space on a radio dial and sometimes it is reflected in a profound
loss of faith and trust.
Even
Lincoln's nickname, "Honest Abe", turned out to be a snide comment by
insiders who knew how crooked Lincoln was. It turned out that "the
Great Emancipator" was actually emancipating the Southern Plantation
owners from any legal obligation to feed and house their slaves. And
the consecration of the Gettysburg Address, like Franklin Delano
Roosevelt's First Inaugural Address, hid a venal commercial purpose far
at odds with what the ringing words appeared to say.
All
that good fellowship and celebratory spirit of the Lincoln Day Dinners
that I remembered as a child turned bitter and sad; I finally knew the
truth about Lincoln -- and I felt lessened and weakened by that, as if a
major ally in life's battles had left the field in disgrace, leaving me
that much more alone and my task, to tell the truth to other Americans,
that much more thankless.
Who wants to know that their heroes aren't heroes, after all?
But
there is this much to be said for losing our heroes -- whether it's an
early morning Talk Show host with the courage to engage social
controversy, or a towering hero from a National Mythology -- when we
lose our heroes, we are challenged to become our own heroes.
We
suddenly realize that it's up to us to fulfill that void and take up
the torch and carry it onward with as much courage and commitment as we
can muster.
Think
of the heroes you've lost along the way --- the Fathers and Mothers who
didn't fulfill their role, or equally, the wonderful parents we had who
are now gone, the teachers, the preachers, the national icons, the
religious idols, those who rose up and "went over the top" when the
chips were down, and those who failed to do so.
Examine
who your heroes are and why. Give it some honest thought. Let the
emotions attached to them, both good and bad, rise up.
I
have long ago forgiven Abraham Lincoln for being what he was -- a
British sympathizer and Big Business shill. I've put him in perspective,
in the context of his times, within the framework of his profession and
his own ambitions --- and let him go, in peace.
It
doesn't matter what Lincoln did or failed to do. The past has a way of
receding into the distance, leaving us with whatever good or evil
inheritance it bequeaths to us.
What matters is who we are in our own lives and what we do with our inherited legacy now.
Do
we condemn slavery in all its forms with all our hearts? Then it
doesn't matter that Lincoln betrayed our hopes over a hundred and fifty
years ago. Here and now, we have it in our hands to be our own heroes,
and put an end to slavery, once and for all.
Are
we appalled by Lincoln's deceitful over-reaching, his usurpation
against the powers of the lawful government? Then let us be appalled,
and let us correct it, even at this late date.
Most
of all, use this time to cut yourself free from the illusions and
dependency of hero worship and idealization. Let go of any blame or
anger over what someone else could have or should have done, because it
all comes down to me and you, here and now.
We
are the heroes, or not, if we fail to be; this is our inheritance,
Lincoln's Legacy, and it's up to us to rise up on wings of eagles, or
plow our noses into the somnolent dirt, forgetting the true and unsung
heroes of our country and our own lives, shying away from the challenge
that they present to each one of us.
Will we be the heroes of our own lives?
Will we pass on a legacy that runs true "from sea to shining sea"?
No
more lies, no more excuses, no more hero worshiping, no more hero
blaming, either. Just the cold clear and beautiful winter day, letting
the past wash away, until we all stand together in this one eternal
moment called "now"--- and decide to be our own heroes.
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Timeline Convergence
By Anna Von Reitz
We
need to understand that "time" as we commonly think of it, does not
actually exist. We use the concept of time and the "passage of time" as a
unit of measure, and what do we measure? Our own value. The value of
our labor, energy, and skill applied during a unitary measure of
seconds, minutes, and hours.
The concept
of time comes to us from the Sumerians whose mathematical system was
based on circles and degrees of circles --- our old-fashioned
non-digital clock being the most common enduring reminder of this. The
Sumerians who brought us the concept of gold coins representing bushels
of wheat -- basically warehouse tokens --- also brought us the concept
of time and trading labor in units of time.
And that is still how we use time.
However,
that is not the only function of time; time is also used as a
locational device. We are dimly aware of this, too, when we say, for
example, "It's ten minutes to downtown."
Time,
as a unit of measurement, is not only money, it's labor, and its
placement --- a measure of how far you can travel by any given means
over any given terrain or through any given medium, via any mode of
transportation. Thus, we speak of "light years" meaning the distance one
could travel if one travelled at the speed of light for a year.
As
handy as all this is, we miss the main point. The concept of time
reflects something else, and that something else is radiant force-- or
what has been described as "directed energy".
We
know this in a dim way, because we visualize time as a straight line
with a past, present, and future. Time has direction and that direction
radiates outward from a point source, the present, equally, in all
directions.
Time
is not just a unit of measurement, it is a vector force, and our
perception of time is dependent upon which timeline and degree on the
circle our perception is attached to.
We
are living in an electrical and magnetic Universe that draws this
radiant directed force from its source point, the present moment, back
to a zero point which reflects the present.
Imagine
a circle which is turning, counter-clockwise, like a wheel. Imagine a
center point in that circle. Imagine rays that project out from the
center point to the edge of the circle, 360 rays, one for every degree.
What happens to a point traveling along one of these rays when it hits
the edge of the circle? It displaces to the right (or left, if the
circle is turning clockwise) and "falls" energetically, down to the next
degree ray.
This
creates a spiral of energy that gradually returns to the center point,
the "present" that created it. As it nears the center point, the
timelines converge, like the petals of a daisy.
Now,
all this is physics and much of it is relatively recent physics --
since the 1990's, the past thirty years. Why haven't you heard about
this?
The
past thirty years have been the most exciting years in the history of
physics and you, the General Public, who have paid the bulk of the vast
amounts of money paid to support the research have been left in the
dark.
Not
a word in the corporate media. Precious little from the scientific
community. Instead, we have been "entertained" with politically correct
science aiming to justify a new unnecessary taxation scheme, and a
genocidal plan to kill billions of innocent people without firing a
shot.
Oh, wait, they are "shots"....
If you have been patient or scientifically-minded enough to follow along, I am finally getting to the meat and potatoes.
We
are nearing the zero point where the beginning becomes the end and the
end becomes the beginning. The timelines are converging and
collapsing. As this happens, we are experiencing the Mandela Effect.
This
involves truly weird, but usually subtle changes that dance around on
the edge of our perceptual ability. For example, a new house appears in
a vacant field literally overnight. It's just sitting there in the
morning and you can't imagine how or why. It doesn't frighten you. It
doesn't look odd. But something tugs at the edge of your consciousness.
How'd that get there?
A
poem by Christopher Marlowe that you've known and recited all your
life, is suddenly attributed to an author you've never heard of in every
book of poetry you can find that references that poem. Including your
own well-thumbed volume of classic verses.
A
verse from the Bible that you've read and recited since childhood is
suddenly rewritten to say something else. And it's not because of a new
translation or dependent on the age of the Bibles that you hurriedly
double-check. It's uniformly changed in all of them, including your own.
You've owned that Bible fifty years and read that verse a thousand times, but...
It's changed. Blink. The wolf lies down with the lamb. Forget the lion.
And
you probably begrudgingly think --- if you don't know what's going on
-- that your memory isn't what it used to be. But there's nothing wrong
with your memory.
You
walk along a familiar street that you've walked down five hundred times
in your life, and suddenly you look up and see that there's a new
street going down to the railroad tracks called "Gardener Street". So
you are intrigued and turn down Gardener Street and admire the geraniums
and feel rather odd about it all, because, well, you've lived in this
area all your life and never walked down Gardener Street. Never noticed
it. But how can that be? The houses look normal, weathered like the
rest of the town....
You
are experiencing the Mandela Effect. Each time this happens your
consciousness gives a little jerk. A head tilt. But if you are like most
people, you won't stop long enough to think about the oddity that just
tugged at your awareness. You will continue to reject information --even
visual information-- that doesn't agree with your pre-existing mind
map.
I was driving down a country road one evening just before dusk. The sun had
just dipped under the horizon, but it was far from dark yet. I happened
upon a field and in the field was a vast flock of herons. So I stopped
the car and snapped a few photos of this scene with my cell phone. Then
I drove down to the next intersection, a block away, stopped, looked
back, and the field full of herons had disappeared. Not just the herons.
The whole field was filled with old-growth pine trees.
When I checked my phone, there were no photos.
These
experiences have an odd overall normalcy. They aren't different enough
to cause alarm. What's scary about a field full of migrating herons,
scavenging grain from a newly harvested farm field in the fall?
It's only afterward that these experiences can give a shiver up the spine.
These
Mandela Effects also cause "Coronal Majesty" when our energy fields
become physically visible and we appear to stand in halos.
Each
one of us will have our own experiences with this phenomenon. Many
people will shrug it off and not question it much. My advice? Be honest
enough to notice when this happens. Deal with it. Recognize it for what
it is, and thank the Ancient Hindu Sages who preserved records of it.
The Mandela
Effect will be occurring with increasing force and frequency as
neighboring timelines merge with ours. It's like a freight train adding
"cars" representing probable experiences that are close to ours, but not
quite the same.
Even
far more important to know as you go through this, something very, very
important --- the delay between cause and effect is disappearing.
Most
of the Evil that happens in our world is because of a delayed reaction
between cause and effect. That delay is disappearing.
Remember
Mean Old Mr. Gravity while you were learning to walk? You'd stand up,
your foot would wobble, and plop! You'd be on your toddler rump
wondering what happened? You'd wait, get distracted, and then try again
and again and again. Each time, gravity taught you a lesson, until you
mastered how to stand and walk.
Our
moral development would be equally well-defined and made apparent by
the Law of Karma, except for the time delay between cause and effect.
You cheat someone today,
and it might take ten years or more for the negative energy of that
action to come back and whump you, and by that time, you have no idea
why you are getting slapped around by "Fate".
You might even feel sorry for yourself, because you have no way to connect evil actions ten years ago, with being carjacked today.
What happens when that time delay disappears?
Then you immediately experience the karmic payback of any evil you create.
You take your gun and kill someone, and immediately, you fall down a stairway and break your neck.
You tell a lie intending to cheat on your wife, and immediately, your wife lies and cheats on you.
Everything is tit for tat. No delays. What you give, you get. And right now.
The
same inexorable and immediate kind of correction that the Law of
Gravity delivers to a toddler, will start being delivered by the Law of
Karma. The cause and effect of our evil actions and lies will be made
apparent in the same way.
If
we approach this time in ignorance and don't prepare for it, people
will be responding in fear and may not immediately realize that as we
approach the zero point, what goes around comes around, and does so
very, very fast.
It's no longer a "Someday, you are going to get yours!" scenario.
If
you embrace truth and give love and compassion, even to your enemies,
that is what will come back to you in the new karmic paradigm.
If
you continue to fight and fear and scheme and lie, that will all land
on you, too-- with great alacrity and precision. The moral principles
of life that so many people have been deriding and denying, will
suddenly be enforced in the same way that water flows and wind blows.
Those who are unprepared will not know that they are face to face with Karma.
Yeshuah
was preparing us for this time when he told us to -- literally -- love
our enemies, because it will be the only way to survive. If we allow
ourselves to hate, our own hatred will destroy us. Simple as that.
We
must learn, if we haven't already, to tell the truth, to love everyone,
to love creation, and to love our Creator who has provided all that we
need and given us all that we are and all that we have as well.
Let
the glory of the True God shine around us and protect us; let the truth
be our defense; let peace be our law; let compassion and wisdom and
humility abide with us, and may we be wise as serpents, gentle as doves,
for all our days.
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If we haven't already, we must learn to be truthful, to love one another, to love creation, and to love our Creator who has given us all we need and made us into the people we are today.
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