"Please do not expect disaster. Worrying is praying for what you don't want. And I see A LOT of that going on. Please bear in mind, that if you are an influencer, if you have an audience of a lot of people listening to you, or even a small audience, it doesn't matter. When we talk about possible futures, we are imagineering, we are giving people thought-forms, which their minds start to put manifestation towards, sometimes called the Cephelstine Prophecy, but there's more to it than that. Our thoughts are powerful, our thoughts are creative forces, and our thoughts make reality. And I've argued for this point in many many of my books and scientific works over the years, going back 25 years now.
Consciousness Science is one of my big things.So I think its a very very important point to get started, that even IF you think that it's not going to go very well, or you think that this is not going to lead to anything positive, and you feel convinced of that, why would you put more information out there that's going to cause our fellow co-creators, fellow ascended or ascending beings to give up?"
-David Wilcock
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https://youtu.be/JH_Hmxq3WOM
Events obviously did not proceed as we had anticipated. Uh-oh. Does this mean All is Lost? Are we in a global Dark Night of the Soul?
What lessons can we learn from the Joan of Arc Timeline?
David argues that the Hero's Journey of archetypes is a galactic template of consciousness evolution.
This blueprint extends throughout history. The ponderous and seemingly impossible situation we now find ourselves in is actually quite familiar.
And... the apparent "end of the world" is only on page 85 of a 120-page screenplay!
Join David in this data-rich investigation of current events... and all the things you are no longer "allowed" to be interested in.
We will conclude with another Global Peace Meditation to help ensure that this global awakening proceeds as peacefully and effectively as possible.
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This is a corrected and re-uploaded version of the original livestream. Audio synchronization was repaired and new data was added in one place.
The original recording happened to arrive at exactly 3:33:33 in timing, so we preserved that in the re-upload for posterity's sake!
