WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN?

WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN?

by Waves Forest   (first posted at www.freetheearthlings.com)

We’re coming up on the 2012 Winter Solstice everyone’s been all cranked up about; what do you think is going to happen?

Well, we sure don’t expect the world to end just to validate someone’s belief system. That notion has been heavily promoted to discourage people from bothering to roll up their sleeves and solve humanity’s long-term survival problems. The “conspiracy” is running out of stalling tactics. More people than ever are working on deep-level system changes, developing the tools for a genuinely sustainable and nourishing civilization.

However, the energy in this region of space is highly responsive to our intentions and expectations. As our solar system passes through the galactic plane, the interstellar medium here is exceptionally rich in formative forces, or reality pores.

More than ever, we need to intend responsibly, and to visualize in vivid detail the future as we want it to be, not as some version we fear might happen. So disregard all the fear-mongering by the powers that were, who are still trying to hijack the collective human capacity for shaping reality through intent, and drag us back over to a catastrophic worldtrack where they retain dominance.

That said, the available physical evidence suggests that some earth changes appear unavoidable, and some are already under way. Despite all our warnings, deforestation has reduced oxygen levels and destabilized weather patterns. The giant trees, whose thermal mass once helped moderate temperature swings, are now mostly gone. Quite apart from that, our sun is visibly changing from yellow to blue-white, and higher energy levels have been observed on most of the other planets and moons in our system.

Nonetheless, the influence of our collective mindset on our future cannot be overstated. More than ever, our external conditions will be affected by our internal harmony, or lack thereof.

Some of the confusion over what to expect comes from the apparent disasters picked up and reported by people who peer into “the future” by various means. Such predictions are generally consistent with the viewers’ mindsets and concerns, so the most extreme visions of destruction tend to come out of remote viewing projects with military origins, or are strongly influenced by those reports.

Moreover, there may indeed be massive destruction occurring, on adjacent worldtracks, and sensitive individuals can’t help but pick up on it. Perhaps it’s like this: if we’re in a multi-screen movie theater watching something pleasant and peaceful, and there’s a war movie showing in the next room, the racket is likely to intrude right through the thin walls. But that’s not really the movie we’re in.

There’s more on this in How to Shake Off the Awarenivores.

So you agree with the “many worlds” interpretation?

Not exactly. It’s fun as a plot device, “the road not taken” and all that, and it’s even more popular now than it was back in 1988 when we came up with “Bob” and the Oxygen Wars. But in practice it would be inelegant and cumbersome to have entire separate realities sprouting from every possible choice. And what would determine the scale of choice required to create new forks?

That said, there clearly are other entire worlds accessible to us, not necessarily in this universe. Among the thousands of possible positions of the assemblage point leading to phantom realities, there are hundreds that lead to real worlds, with consistency and continuity that is independent of our presence there. Dreamers can tell the difference when they find their way there. Sometimes there’s even a familiarity and entire memory context that kicks in upon arrival, thanks to prior visits.

It may be that the coming changes include some sort of global mitosis, where our world branches into two distinct realities, in response to the conflicting intent of the beings here. Perhaps something like that is how there came to be other real worlds in the first place. Or maybe not; it’s just an idea.

It’s worth noting that the current name of our familiar world, according to Don Juan Matus and his people, is “the world of self-importance”. Dethroning self-importance is the key to ushering in the world of harmony and generosity that the vast majority of us want to live in. The tools are available. If we act impeccably, the future will be as bright as we can imagine.

See you there.