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An Open Pathway to Unity

For those of us who’ve been searching for a breakthrough moment – a moment when we can openly express our enduring commitment to humanity and our home planet, without fear of rejection, ridicule or retribution – I’d love to be the one to assure you all that our breakthrough moment is now. In good conscience, I cannot grant that assurance on my own. Without the collective goodwill of humanity as cosigners to the promise of a brighter future, I have limited agency to make bold proclamations about timing. I can, however, give you an honest appraisal, based on intuition and a conscious connection to Source, about what I perceive to be an open pathway to worldwide unity.

How many times must we be lured into the downward spiral of inhumanity before we come to the understanding that human beings are more prosperous in unified groups than they are when they’re divided and isolated. Endless cycles of unification and cooperation followed by segregation and extermination have become the modern-day norm in a civilization dominated by the fear of others. For anyone with a modicum of conscious awareness, it’s an incontrovertible truth that every last one of us, is in fact the so-called “other” from the viewpoint of a large percentage of the human population. The previous statement was made under the assumption that we’re gauging this topic of discussion through the lens of our individual differences as opposed to our collective commonalities. Arguably, we humans have far more in common with one another than we have differences, and yet, in our mass psychosis, we continue to focus on all the characteristics of humanity that have a tendency to divide and destroy us. I will continue to side with the upstanding voices of reason when it comes to the question of whether or not we’re capable of achieving lasting peace and prosperity on earth. In my understanding, however, reason is only the first step on the pathway to sustainable unity for the human race. We’ve relied on reason for so long that we’ve neglected and diminished our capacity to trust in the inborn connection we have with each other and the Source of consciousness.

Without getting into the details of the worldwide geopolitical cataclysm currently underway, I’ll make the broad observation that these are times of extraordinary change. During times of extraordinary change, we are usually presented with unique opportunities to initiate and promote positive and progressive movements under the auspice of cultural reinvention. The European Renaissance was brought on by a widespread renewal of spirit amongst the philosophers, architects, inventors and artists of Florence Italy, and their initiative was readily adopted and progressed by forward thinkers all over Europe and beyond. I find it interesting that the Renaissance movement was inspired by a renewed interest in classical antiquity of the foregone Greek culture and their philosophy of humanism. In these times, I can’t even imagine looking backward to a previous time for inspiration on how to proceed into our uncertain future. I suggest we forget about making anything great again and instead focus on making things great right now in preparation for an unprecedented and universally prosperous future.