Transitioning From Dependency To Divinely Aligned Stewardship
The Inheritance Forgotten
In the hush between dreaming and dawn, two angelic messengers once led me through the veils of time. They showed me two futures: one trembling (more near future), one serene (after the trembles were smoothed away).
In the former dreams, the world was unraveling. democracies were falling, and cities hummed with unrest. Some submitted to a new and coming system while others, tired of clinging to old dependencies, scattered like leaves in the wind. Yet, hidden beneath the scattering, small lights began to appear. Hearts began to remember something older than fear.
In those dreams where I was shown a future father out, the chaos had faded, and before me bloomed a gentle Earth reborn. People lived not by domination but by harmony. Geodesic domes, glistening in white, gleamed across meadows. Gardens climbed rooftops, bee keepers tended bees, ponds spang fresh fish, and rivers and streams ran clean. The air was filled with the contentment of those who had learned to live in rhythm again. Money no longer ruled; trade flowed like kindness, and wisdom and empathy moved freely among souls.
As the angels watched the scene beside me, they whispered:
“This is not another world. It is this one, renewed. It will arise when humanity remembers who they are and where they come from. It will awaken when they comprehend their true creative power. It will manifest when Law of Attraction dances with the Law of Supply and Demand, and people move like lucid dreamers through the world of form. It will be born when humankind learns a new language,
and spirit and matter begin to speak the same tongue. It will reveal itself when cause and effect is fully understood, and symbols of imbalance guide humans to make new choices.”
The more I experienced such dreams, the more a knowing within me arose that we are heirs not to hierarchical systems of control, but to the living Kingdom that grows wherever love, faith, and community take root. But to reach this point of change, we need to see where we stand on a ladder of growth and make a decision to mature.
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