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• Graduation

  Submitted on: 9/16/2024, 8:51:11 PM
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  Class Title: "Steps to Graduation: Awakening and Balancing the Energy Centers for Fourth-Density Ascension"

  Summary Blurb: In this transformative class, we will explore the spiritual steps required for graduation into fourth-density, a journey of love and understanding. Drawing on the wisdom of ancient teachings, we’ll delve into the balancing of the red, orange, yellow, and green rays—the foundational energy centers essential for ascension. Through powerful mantras, insights, and practical exercises, you will learn to embrace vitality, harmonize relationships, and open your heart to the universal love that fuels your soul's evolution. By maintaining this vibrational alignment, especially until your final moments, you prepare for the sacred process of graduation into higher densities. Join us in this sacred exploration of the path to true spiritual liberation.

  Steps to Graduation:

  "Each entity on Earth at this time has been incarnated through the seniority by vibration, which suggests that there are very likely many who have made progress up through the lower three chakras, have opened the heart chakra, which is the way that graduation into the fourth density of love and understanding is accomplished." — 2023/0114

  Red Ray Balancing:

  Mantra of Vital Life Force:

  "I embrace the vitality of life, grounding myself in the energy of the Earth, welcoming health and strength into my being."

  Original Quote:
  “Perhaps the most skillful expression of strong red-ray energy is the allowing of the self to rejoice in the feeling of health and life, to feel the vivid energy of the blood moving through the physical body, of the organs doing their balanced working, and of the nervous system opening and relaxing and turning towards the light of the physical world...”
  — 1996/0218

  Orange Ray Balancing:

  Mantra of Harmonious Relationships:

  "I balance my personal relationships with love and integrity, finding harmony in giving and receiving."

  Original Quote:
  "Moving to that center of interpersonal relationship next, that of the orange ray, where you put yourself in balanced relationship with one other being at a time, so that there is the one-to-one exchange of energies."
  — 1992/0705

  Yellow Ray Balancing:

  Mantra of Joyful Responsibility:

  "I embrace my freedom with joy and responsibility, caring for the freedom of others as we journey together."

  Original Quote:
  "Mindfulness then continues to evaluate energies, to ask the self if there is joy in knowing the self and in knowing others, then in knowing and appreciating the group in which one experiences incarnation, the job, the friendships, the society of your nation state, the quality of that sphere which you call your home at this time."
  — 1990/0225

  Mantra of Sacred Relationships:

  "I recognize the Creator within every person, seeing each relationship as a sacred opportunity to give and receive love."

  Original Quote:
  "For the structures of the illusion, the relationships, the families, the friendships in groups are an elegant and eloquent design for learning. Into each relationship has been poured a tremendous amount of preincarnative thought. You may see each relationship as a carefully prepared lesson in the giving and receiving of love."
  — 2001/0211

  Green Ray Balancing:

  Mantra of Universal Compassion:

  "My heart is open, holding space for all beings, without judgment, in the light of divine love."

  Quote:
  "The green ray being the opening of the heart energy center, and the experience of universal love, being able to both give and receive that love."
  — 2017/0506

  Mantra of Divine Unity:

  "I see the divinity in all beings, understanding that we are all one in love."

  Quote:
  "The seat of unconditional love... this is the energy that created you. You are green-ray entities in terms of your basic nature."
  — 2004/1212

  Importance of maintaining balance until the last moments:

  "It is at that resting point at which you leave the incarnation that you move on in consciousness to that vehicle of light which you have enjoyed as it has interpenetrated your physical body throughout your incarnation. And in that body of light energy you shall move through the process of graduation. That moment in the field is that moment that you may call death."
  — 2006/0416

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• Pre-History

  Submitted on: 9/15/2024, 9:49:53 PM
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  Timeline Summary of Events Related to Atlantis Based on Law of One Ra Contact mentions

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  Pre-Atlantis Period

  • Prior Experiments Before Atlantis
    • Reference: 1976/1026.txt:44-45
    • Experiments similar to those conducted in Atlantis were carried out before the actual time of Atlantis.

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  Approximately 13,000 Years Ago (circa 11,000 BCE)

  1. Introduction of Advanced Knowledge to Atlantis

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/014.txt:20; 1981-ra-contact/timeline.txt:57; 1981-ra-contact/027.txt:7
     • Event: Intelligent information related to healing and crystal working was offered to the Atlanteans by Confederation entities.
     • Details:
       • This knowledge included the use of pyramid-shaped structures for healing and longevity.
       • Ra, a sixth-density social memory complex, physically interacted with Atlantis during this time to assist with healing and promote the Law of One.
       • Wanderers from sixth density, including those from Ra's group, incarnated in Atlantis to aid its people.

  2. First Calling and Technological Advancement

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/022.txt:87, 91, 117-118; 1981-ra-contact/023.txt:4, 31
     • Event: A significant number of Atlanteans began to follow the Law of One, prompting a call that was heard by the Confederation.
     • Details:
       • The Confederation answered the call, providing spiritual teachings and technological knowledge.
       • This led to rapid technological advancement in Atlantis, including the development of healing methods using crystals and pyramids.
       • The Confederation's direct contact was later perverted by some Atlanteans, leading to misuse of the knowledge.

  3. Use of Crystals and Pyramids

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/023.txt:31; 1981-ra-contact/057.txt:140; 1985/1117.txt:71-72; 1986/0608.txt:74, 82
     • Event: Atlanteans utilized crystals and pyramids for healing, energizing, and spiritual experiences.
     • Details:
       • Teachers in Atlantis shared pyramid experiences for spiritual growth.
       • Sound and light vibrations were used through crystals to heal and energize.
       • There was experimentation with both space/time crystals (physical crystals like ruby and diamond) and possibly time/space crystals (metaphysical concepts).

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  Between 13,000 and 11,000 Years Ago

  • Formation of Strong Social Complexes
    • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/021.txt:128
    • Event: Atlantis became great due to the formation of strong social complexes and significant technological understanding.
    • Details:
      • The society advanced rapidly, both spiritually and technologically, surpassing other civilizations like Lemuria in technological prowess.

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  Approximately 11,000 Years Ago (circa 9,000 BCE)

  1. First Atlantean War

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/010.txt:81; 1981-ra-contact/timeline.txt:67
     • Event: The first major conflict in Atlantis occurred.
     • Details:
       • Approximately 40% of the Atlantean population perished due to disintegration of the body.
       • The war was a result of the misuse of advanced technologies.

  2. Displacement and Migration

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/010.txt:81; 1981-ra-contact/timeline.txt:67
     • Event: Positively oriented Atlanteans migrated to other regions.
     • Details:
       • Three groups left Atlantis before the devastation.
       • They settled in mountainous areas of Tibet, Peru, and Turkey.

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  Approximately 10,821 Years Ago (circa 8,800 BCE)

  • Second and Most Devastating Conflict
    • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/010.txt:81; 1981-ra-contact/timeline.txt:67
    • Event: A catastrophic war led to earth changes and the inundation of a large part of Atlantis.
    • Details:
      • Advanced technologies, including nuclear bombs and crystal weapons, were used.
      • This conflict further destabilized the continent, leading to significant loss of life and land.

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  Approximately 9,600 Years Ago (circa 7,600 BCE)

  • Final Destruction of Atlantis
    • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/024.txt:20; 1981-ra-contact/timeline.txt:68
    • Event: Earth changes continued, resulting in the sinking of the last great land masses of Atlantis.
    • Details:
      • Misuse of technology caused natural disasters.
      • Many Atlanteans who had migrated to North African deserts were also affected.
      • The continent disappeared beneath the ocean.

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  Post-Destruction Period

  1. Migration of Survivors

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/024.txt:20; 1981-ra-contact/010.txt:81
     • Event: Atlantean survivors spread across the globe.
     • Details:
       • Settlements were established in Egypt, North Africa, and other regions.
       • These groups carried with them advanced knowledge and spiritual teachings.

  2. Influence on Other Civilizations

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/023.txt:4; 1981-ra-contact/045.txt:20
     • Event: Atlanteans influenced the development of other ancient civilizations.
     • Details:
       • Aid was given to Egypt around the same time, introducing pyramid technology and the Law of One philosophy.
       • Sixth-density beings continued to assist in regions like South America.

  3. Preservation and Loss of Records

     • Reference: 1986/1123.txt:107
     • Event: Records from Atlantis were stored in various locations.
     • Details:
       • Some records were placed in Egypt, possibly within pyramids.
       • One set of records was destroyed; another may still exist to be discovered.

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  Connections with Other Species and Planets

  • Genetic Work with Dolphins

    • Reference: 1981/1129.txt:71; 2009/0120.txt:8, 20, 32
    • Event: Atlanteans engaged in genetic work involving dolphins and whales.
    • Details:
      • Experiments possibly led to the advanced consciousness of cetaceans.
      • There was an interruption in the evolution of these species due to Atlantean intervention.

  • Comparison with Maldek

    • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/010.txt:6
    • Event: The civilization of Maldek was similar to Atlantis.
    • Details:
      • Both civilizations gained technological information but used it without care for their planets.
      • This led to destructive outcomes associated with negative polarity or service to self.

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  Repeating Patterns and Modern Implications

  1. Cyclical Nature of Destruction

     • Reference: 2003/0206.txt:10, 13; 2005/0306.txt:31
     • Event: The destructive patterns of Atlantis have recurred in subsequent civilizations.
     • Details:
       • Empires like Babylonia, Rome, Germany, and modern nations have echoed Atlantean tendencies toward war and misuse of power.
       • There is a continued risk of repeating these mistakes unless humanity learns from the past.

  2. Collective Karma and Healing

     • Reference: 2007/0731.txt:35; 2010/0213.txt:58
     • Event: Humanity bears collective karma from the destruction of Atlantis.
     • Details:
       • Many souls incarnating now have past-life connections to Atlantis.
       • There is a desire to heal the Earth and prevent future destruction.

  3. Current Challenges

     • Reference: 2004/1003.txt:22; 2005/1121.txt:51
     • Event: Modern society faces similar threats of self-destruction.
     • Details:
       • The potential for planetary destruction exists due to the toxic nature of human actions.
       • It's imperative to choose love over fear to avert repeating Atlantean outcomes.

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  Spiritual Teachings and Guidance

  1. Law of One Philosophy

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/022.txt:91, 117-118; 1981-ra-contact/014.txt:20
     • Event: The Law of One teachings emphasize unity and harmony.
     • Details:
       • Atlanteans were introduced to these teachings to aid their spiritual evolution.
       • Misinterpretation and misuse led to negative consequences.

  2. Role of Confederation and Wanderers

     • Reference: 1981-ra-contact/045.txt:20; 1981-ra-contact/027.txt:7
     • Event: Higher-density beings sought to assist humanity.
     • Details:
       • Wanderers incarnated to guide and heal.
       • Their efforts were aimed at promoting positive polarization and preventing self-destruction.

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  Key Themes and Lessons

  • Balance of Technology and Spirituality

    • The Atlantean story highlights the dangers of technological advancement without spiritual maturity.
    • Ethical use of knowledge is crucial for the survival and evolution of civilizations.

  • Importance of Unity and Service to Others

    • Embracing the Law of One and living in service to others fosters harmony.
    • Overcoming negative polarity involves choosing love over fear and selflessness over selfishness.

  • Learning from the Past

    • Recognizing repeating patterns allows humanity to make different choices.
    • Healing collective karma requires acknowledgment of past actions and a commitment to change.

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  Conclusion

  The timeline of Atlantis, as drawn from the provided information, presents a narrative of a highly advanced civilization that rose to great heights but ultimately fell due to the misuse of technology and divergence from spiritual principles. The lessons from Atlantis serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of aligning technological progress with ethical and spiritual growth. In reflecting on these events, there is an opportunity for modern society to heed the warnings of the past, embrace unity, and choose a path that leads to healing and evolution rather than repeating cycles of destruction.

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• Politics

  Submitted on: 9/6/2024, 10:50:58 AM
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  Sent the following email to Ontario and Canadian Government as well as judiciary:

  Subject: Housing Reform: Strategic Solutions for Ontario's Future

  Through you Honourable Speaker Ted Arnott,

  Herein is some proposals of key policy changes aimed at addressing Ontario’s housing affordability and sustainability challenges. These changes are optional but are intended to support immediate and long-term needs by promoting self-sufficiency and environmental stewardship considering fossil fuel reserves are entering a terminal phase within the next decade or two. Beyond the current affordability, housing and immigration crises as surplus resources dwindle. It is worth noting that in Canada we use 2.9 fossil fuel calories for every one food calorie and renewables and nuclear can only supply us with 5-10% of our current energy usage. So even if we manage to globally "pump till the last drop" the last drop of oil will be in 16-20 years, after which mostly only people that have enough land to grow their own food and firewood with manual labour will survive. And so it's important to put in place measures to make such land available to Ontario residents and Canadian Citizens, as there is a 5 year learning curve for one to grow their own food. 87% of Ontario is crown land, the vast majority of which is administered by the Ontario government (90% in QC, 95% in BC). Unfortunately there are a variety of policies in place that are designed to keep housing prices high, and to prevent disbursing crown land to citizens in a way that can make land affordable for younger generations who have highest chances of survival if given the chance. The proposed measures sorted in easiest to implement to most difficult to implement include introducing Interest-Free Mortgages, modifying Foreclosure Sale Regulations, implementing Land Bank Utilization Time Limits, legislating Human Rights to Land for Subsistence, capping Land Ownership, and revising Crown Land Sales policies.

  In case you are wondering about tar sands, simply recall that a barrel of convention oil from Saudi Arabic costs $3-4 to produce and has enough net energy to support industrial civilization, but from Alberta tar sands its $60-80 and doesn't have enough net energy to truck the fuel. Notably economic growth before fossil fuels was 0.34% per annum, and no reason to believe it will be any higher after they are gone.

  Before fossil fuels, usury (interest bearing loans) typically led to bond slavery and extreme poverty for anyone that fell victim to them. Fortunately our banking system doesn't require reserves or for the bank to have any money, since money is created when a person signs a mortgage/loan agreement. Thus it is possible to have interest free mortgages, instead can have an administrative fee that covers the real administrative cost of the loan, such as record keeping, and transaction costs. The other policies listed below are more self explanatory.

  Policy Recommendations:

  Policy/Measure	Description and Impact on Housing Prices	Suggestions for Policy Changes
  Interest-Free Mortgages with Administrative Fee	Removes interest on mortgages and is feasible due to the banking system's capacity for money creation via mortgage agreements, significantly reducing homeownership costs. Banks would charge an administrative fee to cover the actual costs incurred, reflecting a more realistic financial model without interest.	Encourage banks to transition to this model by demonstrating the long-term stability and customer satisfaction it can offer.
  Modified Foreclosure Sale Regulations	Adjusts current regulations to allow sales below market prices under specific conditions, aiding market correction and improving access to housing.	Allow reduced-price sales for properties unlisted for extended periods and for first-time buyers.
  Land Bank Utilization Time Limits	Prevents land hoarding and promotes development, with unused lands reverting to public use if development criteria are not met.	Enforce a 5-10 year development or lease requirement for land banks, with a reversion clause to Crown status for public use.
  Human Right to Land for Subsistence	Recognizes the necessity for individuals to access land for growing food and harvesting wood in a sustainable living model.	Legislate access rights to a minimum acreage of land for personal sustenance, promoting homesteading.
  Land Ownership Caps	Prevents speculative land hoarding by introducing maximum ownership limits.	Introduce legislative changes to cap the amount of land that can be owned by a single entity, using land banks for equitable distribution.
  Revised Crown Land Sale Policies	Allows for prioritization of affordable housing and subsistence farming in the sale of Crown lands.	Implement tiered pricing strategies and allow below-market sales for targeted uses, ensuring land availability for societal needs.

  Implementation Rationale:

  • Interest-Free Mortgages: Can be implemented by banks themselves as a means to adapt to economic changes, promoting financial stability and accessibility without the need for governmental financial incentives.
  • Modified Foreclosure Regulations: Requires minimal adjustments to existing laws for significant impacts.
  • Land Bank Timelines: Ensures dynamic use of managed lands, though administrative processes need establishment.
  • Right to Land for Subsistence: Fundamental for long-term sustainability but may face challenges in legislation.
  • Land Ownership Caps: Addresses speculative practices but involves complex property law changes wealthy may object to.
  • Revised Crown Land Policies: Essential for ensuring long-term sustainability in land use. These revisions are aimed at addressing significant imbalances where a small number of entities (Mostly Ontario Government) control a vast majority (87%) of the province’s land, contributing to acute housing shortages and exacerbating homelessness. By re-calibrating these policies, we can promote more equitable land distribution and better address the urgent needs of our communities. May be resisted by socialists or other extremists who believe that the government should own the means of production instead of the citizens.

  Of course these issues are not limited to Ontario, Quebec government is hoarding 90% of the land away from their people, and BC 95%. It is inevitable that if compassionate measures are not undertaken, and the oil reserves fail, that people will naturally migrate out of the cities due to lack of food (either by moving or dying). In any case Ontario has some of the most lenient crown land laws, such that some nomadic people may survive there, however if we wish to have Canada with government and judiciary to survive into the post-fossil fuel era, it is wise to start transitioning sooner rather than later. Ontario can be a leader, as unlike in Quebec or BC there are no mountains in the way of disbursing crown lands, only policies that prevent them from being affordable.

  These measures are designed to adapt Ontario’s housing and land use policies to future economic realities, promoting a more resilient, equitable, and environmentally conscious society. I look forward to your feedback and the opportunity to discuss these proposals further.

  Thank you for considering these important initiatives. Of course due to geological imperatives, the rural transition will happen whether or not it is pro-actively planned for. Feel free to take the credit for any of the policies that may resonate with you, or take initiative on your own variations, and reap the voters gratitude. Though can always give the credit to God.

  As the Charter reminds us that our nation is founded on the supremacy of God, and we support the security of person, implying persons are to have a place in which to feel secure.

  It echos Micah 4:4 (Old Testament) which says: they will sit every man under his vine and under his fig tree; and no one will make them afraid: For the mouth of Yahweh of Armies has spoken.

  which implies enough food and firewood to meet one's and their families needs.

  And as Jesus has echoed:

  Matthew 13:31-32 He set another parable before them, saying, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a grain of mustard seed which a man took, and sowed in his field, which indeed is smaller than all seeds. But when it is grown, it is greater than the herbs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and lodge in its branches.”

  or as the Confederation of Planets in service to the One Infinite Creator has said:

  2020/01/04 "The wanderer, then, is able to polarize much more powerfully within its own personal journey, as it not only provides the ability to lighten planetary vibrations, but brings with it various talents that might be exercised in service to others, whether they be teachers, or meditators, or take part in the third-density community of organizing drives for the poor to receive food, to receive housing, to receive medical care."

  May you be as wanderers then, ushering in the kingdom of God, to our people in our glorious land from shining sea to sea to sea.

  May you be blessed,

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• Timeline

  Submitted on: 9/2/2024, 10:25:59 PM
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  Well I plotted locations of settlements in "Mass Dreams of the Future" study for the 2100 and 2300-2500AD samples. And I have come across some interesting data, in that China goes to space and uses Siberian launch sites, while France, Germany, UK and major US cities turn into "high tech urban" prison colonies. Moscow gets bombed out, and is in survival mode, still at war in 2100. Rustic people are all over place including the Russian Steppe, Tibetan Plateau, Tasmania, Montana, California. And the New Age Sylvan people form a band in the eastern Rockies, from New Mexico to the Yukon. As well as pacific islands, Greece, Spain, Argentina, Peru, Ireland, Egypt, Botswana and by the 2300s even Texas. Another interesting curve ball is that Istanbul goes back to being called Constantinople. But yeah gotta remember that this is timelines that were forecast back in the 1980's. Though Russia and perhaps China seem to be on track.

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• Timeline

  Submitted on: 8/30/2024, 7:47:22 PM
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  Title:

  Dissolving Timelines and the Journey Toward Graduation: A Reflection on Spiritual Challenges

  Summary:

  In response to a query about the feeling of timelines pulling apart and vibratory frequencies sorting into different octaves, Q’uo offers insights into the nature of these perceptions. They explain that these timelines represent potential realities that have been explored in both the dream and meditative states, as opportunities for growth provided by the higher self. The dissolution of these timelines reflects the completion of lessons and challenges that were pre-incarnatively chosen, signifying readiness for spiritual graduation into the fourth density of love and understanding.

  Key Points for Seekers:

  1. Perception of Timelines:

     • The feeling of timelines pulling apart is a perception of potential realities that have been experienced in both the dream state and meditative state. These timelines are symbolic representations of challenges and lessons that were pre-incarnatively chosen for spiritual growth.

  2. Role of the Higher Self:

     • The higher self offers these potential realities as opportunities for growth, allowing the seeker to experience a variety of challenges that help untangle symbolic puzzles, leading to a greater understanding of their spiritual journey.

  3. Dissolving Timelines:

     • The sensation of dissolving timelines indicates that the lessons have been learned and there is no longer a need for those particular realities to continue. This reflects the completion of certain spiritual tasks and the readiness to move forward.

  4. Preparation for Graduation:

     • The dissolution of these timelines is part of the preparation for "closing up shop," so to speak, as the seeker approaches the end of the current incarnation. This process is a sign of spiritual readiness for graduation into the fourth density, a realm characterized by love and understanding.

  5. Embracing the Journey:

     • Seekers are encouraged to embrace the challenges and lessons presented in their lives, recognizing that each is a step toward greater spiritual understanding. The completion of these lessons is a natural progression toward higher vibratory states and the transition into a new phase of existence.

  This guidance invites seekers to reflect on their own experiences of spiritual challenges, understanding them as part of a larger journey toward growth and eventual graduation into higher densities of consciousness.

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• Glossary

  Submitted on: 8/30/2024, 7:29:23 PM
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  The concept of "plenum" as explored in the Confederation's teachings is rich with spiritual significance, representing the idea of a space that is completely filled with matter, energy, or the essence of the Creator, as opposed to being empty. Here are key insights into the Confederation's definition of "plenum," along with relevant quotes:

  1. Plenum as the Fullness of Creation:

  • The plenum represents the infinite fullness of creation, where every part of the universe is imbued with the light and life of the Creator. This is not an empty void but a space filled with the essence of the Creator.
  • Quote: "Let us now gaze at the concept of prana or breath. Your creation and mine is a plenum, a vast infinity completely full of that light which is life itself in first manifestation." (1987/1129)

  2. Breathing the Plenum:

  • Breathing becomes a sacred act of drawing in the life-giving force of the Creator and releasing that which no longer serves. This process of inhalation and exhalation is a metaphor for spiritual renewal and purification.
  • Quote: "To breathe this prana-filled plenum of air is to breathe in oneself the primal love of the Creator. To exhale is to exhale all that within which is to be eschewed, eliminated and cast away." (1987/1129)

  3. Plenum in Relation to Consciousness:

  • Consciousness is intertwined with the plenum, existing not within time or space, but within the infinite fullness of the Creator. This perspective encourages a deep connection to the divine as an ever-present reality.
  • Quote: "Thus, it is most often a conscious decision to begin to see the self as a steward of the property called consciousness, which is one not with time or space, but with the plenum of infinity, the place of the object of worship within this path." (1990/1111)

  4. Plenum and the Manifestation of Reality:

  • Reality itself is born from the plenum, which is the primal manifestation of the Creator's love and light. Everything that exists is a manifestation within this plenum, filled with divine energy.
  • Quote: "As It decides to know Itself, It generates Itself into that plenum, full of the glory and the power of the One Infinite Creator, which is manifested to your perceptions as space or outer space." (1981-ra-contact/082)

  5. Spiritual Significance of the Plenum:

  • The plenum reflects the idea that the universe is continuously filled with the presence of the One Infinite Creator. It emphasizes the omnipresence of divine energy in every moment and encourages seekers to recognize and connect with this fullness in their spiritual journey.
  • Quote: "There is never a nothingness, there is always a plenum and that plenum is the one infinite Creator: love." (2009/0509)

  These quotes from the Confederation highlight the profound understanding of the plenum as a concept that encapsulates the fullness of the Creator’s presence in all aspects of reality, urging seekers to engage with this divine fullness in their daily lives and spiritual practices.

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• Timeline

  Submitted on: 8/30/2024, 7:23:42 PM
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  Title:

  The Spiritual Significance of Multiple Timelines: Navigating the Vortices of Possibility

  Summary:

  In a response to a query from the Taiwanese Law of One Study Group on April 1, 2017, Q’uo discusses the existence and spiritual significance of multiple timelines. These timelines, or probability/possibility vortices, exist not only for individuals but also for groups, nations, and planets. They represent the various potential paths that can be taken based on predetermined possibilities, desires, and karmic balancing. These timelines offer flexibility in the evolutionary process, allowing entities to adapt to the unknown and unexpected through free will choices. Understanding the nature of timelines can deepen our awareness of the dynamic and responsive nature of spiritual growth.

  Key Points for Seekers:

  1. Existence of Multiple Timelines:

     • Timelines exist for individuals, groups, nations, and planets, reflecting the varied possibilities and probabilities in their spiritual journeys. These timelines are not fixed but rather fluid, allowing for a range of outcomes based on free will and choices made during the evolutionary process.

  2. Probability/Possibility Vortices:

     • Timelines are composed of probability/possibility vortices, which contain elements such as talents, desires, karma, and opportunities for discovery. These elements are designed to maximize the potential for spiritual growth and service to the One Infinite Creator.

  3. Flexibility and Adaptation:

     • The existence of multiple timelines provides flexibility in responding to unforeseen circumstances or surprises. As entities interact and exercise free will, they may alter their intended path, leading to adjustments in the timeline to better align with their spiritual goals.

  4. Role of Free Will:

     • Free will plays a crucial role in navigating these timelines. The ability to change direction, purpose, or intensity allows entities to refine their learning and service, ensuring that their journey remains aligned with their highest aspirations and the greater plan.

  5. Spiritual Awareness and Growth:

     • Understanding the nature of timelines can enhance spiritual awareness by highlighting the dynamic and interconnected nature of our experiences. It encourages seekers to remain open to change, embrace flexibility, and consciously engage with their path, knowing that their choices shape the unfolding of their spiritual evolution.

  Seekers are encouraged to reflect on how their decisions and interactions influence the timelines they traverse. By cultivating awareness and making conscious choices, they can navigate the vortices of possibility with greater clarity and purpose, aligning their journey with the service to the One Infinite Creator.

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• Timeline

  Submitted on: 8/30/2024, 7:22:20 PM
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  Title:

  Awakening from the Sleep of Polarity: A Call to Reclaim the Mind

  Summary:

  In the message from March 11, 2004, the Confederation offers a perspective on the long-standing patterns of polarity, war, and destruction that have characterized human societies. These patterns, while instructive, have led to a repetitive cycle that has quarantined the planet in a suspended timeline, delaying its evolution. The call is made to awaken from the distractions and polarizations that keep the mind asleep and reclaim the direction of consciousness towards unity and love.

  Key Points for Seekers:

  1. Recognizing the Cycle:

     • Humanity has been trapped in a cycle of polarity and destruction, repeating patterns that delay spiritual evolution. This cycle is not without purpose, as it offers valuable lessons, but it also has a limiting effect on the collective growth of consciousness.

  2. The Seduction of the Dark Side:

     • The lack of clear guidance on polarity has allowed the "dark side" to gain a seductive appeal. This force thrives on distraction, polarization, and keeping the mind asleep, away from the pursuit of unity and love.

  3. Suspended Evolution:

     • Due to the repeated engagement in these patterns, the entire society has been placed in a form of quarantine, as if time itself has been suspended for humanity. This suspension is a reflection of the spiritual stasis resulting from the inability to move beyond destructive cycles.

  4. Reclaiming the Mind:

     • The path forward involves taking back control of the mind from forces that seek to distract and polarize. This requires a conscious effort to move away from old patterns and towards a new way of being that prioritizes unity, love, and the collective evolution of mind, body, and spirit.

  5. A Global Call to Awakening:

     • This message is not just for one nation but is a global call. It invites all people to awaken to their potential for spiritual growth and to contribute to the collective shift towards a more harmonious and enlightened world.

  Seekers are encouraged to reflect on their own lives and recognize where they might be trapped in repetitive cycles of polarity or distraction. The invitation is to reclaim their inner power, awaken their minds, and consciously choose a path that leads to unity and love, thereby contributing to the greater evolution of humanity.

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• Politics

  Submitted on: 8/29/2024, 7:47:06 AM
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  Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR), who led the United States through the Great Depression and most of World War II, exhibited a Service-to-Others (STO) orientation in several key aspects of his rhetoric and actions during the war. These elements reflect a deep commitment to humanitarian values, global cooperation, and the well-being of others, even in the face of immense challenges.

  1. Humanitarian Vision and the Four Freedoms

  One of the most significant examples of FDR's STO orientation is his articulation of the "Four Freedoms" in his 1941 State of the Union address. These freedoms—freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear—were not just for Americans, but for people "everywhere in the world."

  STO Orientation:

  • Global Concern: By framing these freedoms as universal rights, FDR demonstrated a commitment to the well-being of all humanity, not just his own nation. This rhetoric reflects an STO mindset, where the focus is on serving the broader human family rather than pursuing narrow self-interest.
  • Moral Imperative: The Four Freedoms served as a moral foundation for the Allies' fight against the Axis powers, justifying the war as a necessary struggle to protect and extend these fundamental human rights. This aligns with STO principles, which prioritize the protection and upliftment of others.

  2. Lend-Lease Act: Supporting Allies

  Before the United States officially entered the war, FDR pushed through the Lend-Lease Act in 1941, which allowed the U.S. to provide critical military and economic support to Allied nations like the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and China.

  STO Orientation:

  • Aid Without Immediate Benefit: The Lend-Lease Act was a clear example of helping others without direct benefit to the United States, reflecting the STO principle of aiding those in need. FDR viewed it as the U.S.'s moral duty to support those fighting against oppression, even when America was not yet directly involved in the conflict.
  • "Arsenal of Democracy": FDR referred to the United States as the "arsenal of democracy," emphasizing that the U.S. had a responsibility to ensure the survival of democratic nations. This rhetoric framed the U.S. as a protector of global values, not just a self-interested actor.

  3. The Atlantic Charter: Vision for Post-War Peace

  In August 1941, FDR met with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to draft the Atlantic Charter, which outlined their vision for the post-war world. The Charter emphasized the right of all nations to self-determination, economic cooperation, and freedom from fear and want.

  STO Orientation:

  • Long-Term Peace and Stability: The Atlantic Charter was a forward-looking document that prioritized the creation of a world where all nations could live in peace and security. This reflects an STO orientation by focusing on the collective good and the long-term well-being of humanity.
  • Equality and Cooperation: The Charter rejected territorial aggrandizement and emphasized the importance of equal access to trade and resources. By promoting fairness and cooperation, FDR's actions in drafting the Charter aligned with STO principles of equality and mutual support.

  4. Creation of the United Nations

  Perhaps the most enduring aspect of FDR's legacy is his role in founding the United Nations (UN). Although he did not live to see its establishment, his efforts laid the groundwork for an international organization dedicated to maintaining peace and promoting human rights.

  STO Orientation:

  • Global Governance for Peace: The UN was conceived as a platform for collective security, where nations could work together to prevent future conflicts. FDR’s vision for the UN reflects an STO approach, emphasizing cooperation, dialogue, and collective responsibility for the welfare of the global community.
  • Promotion of Human Rights: The UN Charter, influenced by FDR’s ideals, underscored the importance of human rights and the dignity of the individual. This global commitment to human rights aligns with the STO focus on serving and uplifting all of humanity.

  5. Personal Growth and Compassion

  The Ra Material provides additional insight into FDR’s personal spiritual journey, noting that his paralysis due to polio was a catalyst for developing greater compassion. According to the Confederation's teachings, FDR chose this limitation to balance previous life experiences and to enhance his ability to empathize with the suffering of others.

  STO Orientation:

  • Compassion Through Suffering: FDR’s personal struggle with polio deepened his compassion for others, particularly those suffering from the Great Depression and World War II. This experience likely influenced his decisions to pursue policies that sought to alleviate suffering and promote the welfare of others.
  • Spiritual Growth: The Confederation material suggests that FDR’s limitations helped him to grow spiritually, aligning him more closely with STO principles as he sought to use his position of power to serve others rather than himself.

  Conclusion

  Franklin D. Roosevelt’s leadership during World War II reflects a strong Service-to-Others orientation through his humanitarian vision, support for global cooperation, and commitment to post-war peace and human rights. His rhetoric and actions consistently emphasized the importance of collective security, the protection of universal freedoms, and the well-being of all people, not just his own nation.

  Even in the midst of war, FDR maintained a focus on the long-term goal of creating a world where peace, justice, and cooperation could prevail. His personal challenges and spiritual growth further deepened his commitment to serving others, making him a leader whose legacy is closely aligned with STO principles.

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• Politics

  Submitted on: 8/28/2024, 9:57:47 AM
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  Okay so I've updated my graphics for STS, STO, and Neutral leaders, and updated the quote for STS. As hard as it was for me to make it, since STS is close to God similar to high level STO, so can be deceptive. But the crux of the differentiation is the desire to control that which is deemed as "unacceptable" 2021/12/13: "your planet have been influenced by forces known to you as the Orion Empire, to take what can be a legitimately positive tool for a positive seeker—such as the concept of purity and ideals—and turn it into a confusing concept by introducing the concept of self-control or even control of others so that an individual or a group may believe in their heart of hearts that they are seeking a positive higher path of service and light and yet, when it comes to assessing the self or others, the measure of purity results in a desire for control and separation of that which one finds unacceptable"

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• Timeline

  Submitted on: 8/26/2024, 7:00:54 AM
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  Timeline (2024-2100) with Historical Parallels and Population Decline

  1. 2024-2040: The Gradual Decline

  • Neutral/Clueless Majority:

    • Base Description: As oil reserves decline, most people continue to live their lives, unaware of the impending collapse or simply unable to comprehend its scale. Many will be preoccupied with maintaining their current lifestyles, which increasingly becomes difficult due to rising costs and shortages.
    • Historical Parallel: The Late Roman Empire serves as a historical example. Many citizens continued their lives relatively unaware of the slow collapse, with the elite retreating to rural estates (villae) as the infrastructure supporting urban life deteriorated.
    • Source: Joseph Tainter's The Collapse of Complex Societies discusses how complex societies, like Rome, slowly degrade as their systems become unsustainable【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Self Individuals:

    • Base Description: This group, sensing the impending chaos, begins to consolidate power, using fear and control tactics. They manipulate resources, establish private security forces, and create hierarchies, often exploiting the desperation of others.
    • Historical Parallel: During the Fall of the Western Roman Empire, opportunistic leaders, such as local warlords and military commanders, carved out territories for themselves, often exploiting the common people for personal gain.
    • Source: Jared Diamond's Collapse examines how elites may act in self-serving ways during times of resource scarcity, exacerbating societal decline【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Others Individuals:

    • Base Description: Early adopters start forming communities focused on sustainability and mutual aid. They emphasize local food production, permaculture, and alternative energy sources, preparing for the long-term impacts of energy descent.
    • Historical Parallel: The Christian Monastic Communities of the early medieval period, particularly the Benedictines, who focused on self-sufficient living, preserving knowledge, and providing charity, represent this group. Their model of communal living and resource management became a foundation for the eventual recovery of European society.
    • Source: Glenn Schwartz's After Collapse explores how communities rebuild and reorganize in the aftermath of societal breakdowns, often emphasizing cooperation and mutual aid【18†source】.

  2. 2040-2060: The Collapse

  • Neutral/Clueless Majority:

    • Base Description: As oil reserves hit critical levels, widespread societal disruptions occur. Food shortages, economic crashes, and mass migrations become common. Many in this group descend into survival mode, often turning to violence out of desperation.
    • Historical Parallel: The Mayan Collapse saw large urban centers like Tikal abandoned as the majority of the population faced environmental degradation, warfare, and resource depletion, leading to a return to more basic subsistence living.
    • Source: Eric H. Cline's 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed outlines how complex societies can unravel when faced with multiple, compounding crises【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Self Individuals:

    • Base Description: These individuals rise to power in the chaos, establishing fiefdoms or warlord-controlled territories. Their control is maintained through violence, resource hoarding, and the suppression of dissent.
    • Historical Parallel: The Warlord Era in post-dynastic China (1916-1928) illustrates how, in the absence of a strong central authority, power-hungry leaders can exploit chaos, using military force to control territories and resources.
    • Source: Dmitry Orlov's The Five Stages of Collapse describes how power structures emerge and solidify during societal breakdowns, often leading to increased violence and instability【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Others Individuals:

    • Base Description: These communities become increasingly important as they provide a stable alternative to the chaos. They focus on teaching survival skills, building decentralized networks for trade and communication, and maintaining a semblance of order through cooperation and shared values.
    • Historical Parallel: The Anabaptist Communities during the Reformation, who sought to live separately from the larger society and focus on mutual aid, self-sufficiency, and peaceful coexistence, are an example of this approach during times of widespread conflict and change.
    • Source: Beyond Collapse by Ronald K. Faulseit discusses how decentralized and community-focused groups often play a crucial role in societal recovery after collapse【18†source】.

  3. 2060-2100: The Transition

  • Neutral/Clueless Majority:

    • Base Description: By this stage, the clueless majority has either perished, joined one of the other factions, or lives in subsistence conditions, heavily dependent on the remaining groups for survival. With mid-latitude regions becoming uninhabitable due to extreme heat, and northern areas unable to sustain large populations without oil-based agriculture, a significant global population decline occurs, potentially mirroring the bottleneck experienced during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). Populations may decrease by as much as 95-98%.
    • Historical Parallel: During the Last Glacial Maximum, human populations were drastically reduced due to extreme climate conditions, with estimates suggesting a decline of 95-98%. Populations clustered in refugia—small, habitable areas—while large parts of the planet became inhospitable. A similar scenario could unfold as global warming and resource depletion force populations to retreat to the few remaining livable areas, leading to a massive population bottleneck.
    • Source: Genetic evidence from studies of mitochondrial DNA suggests that during the LGM, human populations were reduced to a few tens of thousands of individuals, indicating a severe bottleneck akin to what might be experienced under future climate stress【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Self Individuals:

    • Base Description: Many of these power structures begin to collapse as resources dwindle further, and their exploitative practices become unsustainable. Internal conflicts and rebellion from those they oppress lead to their eventual downfall, with no stable, large-scale power emerging for decades or even centuries.
    • Historical Parallel: The Collapse of Cahokia and its aftermath represent a situation where urbanism and centralized power did not reemerge, and instead, the region transitioned to smaller, more sustainable communities like those of the Osage Nation. Similarly, Post-Roman Britain provides another example where after the collapse of a centralized authority, no large power structures emerged for an extended period, leading to a fragmented society of small kingdoms and warlords.
    • Source: Archaeological studies of Cahokia and Jared Diamond's Collapse discuss how urban centers can decline, leading to long periods where no central authority or complex society reestablishes itself【18†source】.

  • Service-to-Others Individuals:

    • Base Description: These communities begin to rebuild on a larger scale, forming the basis for a new type of society. They use the lessons learned from the collapse to avoid repeating past mistakes, focusing on small-scale, localized economies, sustainable agriculture, and renewable energy solutions that can be managed within the limits of available resources.
    • Historical Parallel: The Irish Monastic Tradition during the so-called Dark Ages played a crucial role in preserving knowledge and maintaining social order through networks of monasteries that also served as centers of learning, agriculture, and social welfare.
    • Source: How Everything Can Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphael Stevens discusses how small, resilient communities can provide a model for rebuilding in the wake of collapse, emphasizing the importance of sustainability, knowledge preservation, and mutual support【18†source】.

  Conclusion

  This timeline reflects a comprehensive and historically grounded scenario where the gradual decline of oil reserves and subsequent collapse leads to a significant population bottleneck, potentially reducing the global population by as much as 95-98%, much like what occurred during the Last Glacial Maximum. The parallels to past collapses—such as the fall of Cahokia, the Greek Dark Ages, and the collapse of the Roman Empire—illustrate how societies might fragment into smaller, more sustainable communities. While Service-to-Self power structures may initially dominate, their eventual downfall due to internal strife and resource scarcity could pave the way for Service-to-Others communities to lead the rebuilding of a new, more sustainable civilization.

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• Theology

  Submitted on: 7/7/2024, 10:28:35 PM
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  As part of prep work for writing a book on Jesus Discipleship have made these tables comparing the seven rays of God's rainbow and gifts of the holy spirit, sacraments, virtues, beatitudes and others.

  Seven Rays and Corresponding Christian Concepts

  Header: "I have set my rainbow in the clouds, and it will be the sign of the covenant between me and the earth." - Genesis 9:13

  Seven Rays	Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit	Seven Sacraments	Seven Virtues	The Beatitudes
  Red Ray (Survival and Stability) (Psalm 28:7)	Fortitude (Isaiah 11:2)	Baptism (Matthew 28:19)	Fortitude (1 Corinthians 16:13)	Blessed are the meek (Matthew 5:5)
  Orange Ray (Creativity and Personal Relationships) (John 13:34)	Counsel (Isaiah 11:2)	Marriage (Mark 10:6-9)	Justice (Proverbs 21:15)	Blessed are the merciful (Matthew 5:7)
  Yellow Ray (Power and Identity) (Philippians 4:13)	Knowledge (Isaiah 11:2)	Confirmation (Acts 8:14-17)	Prudence (Proverbs 8:12)	Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness (Matthew 5:6)
  Green Ray (Love and Healing) (1 Peter 4:8)	Piety (Isaiah 11:2)	Anointing of the Sick (James 5:14-15)	Charity (1 Corinthians 13:4-8)	Blessed are the pure in heart (Matthew 5:8)
  Blue Ray (Communication and Expression) (Colossians 4:6)	Wisdom (Isaiah 11:2)	Reconciliation (John 20:23)	Temperance (Galatians 5:22-23)	Blessed are the peacemakers (Matthew 5:9)
  Indigo Ray (Intuition and Inner Wisdom) (2 Corinthians 5:7)	Understanding (Isaiah 11:2)	Eucharist (Luke 22:19-20)	Faith (Hebrews 11:1)	Blessed are those who mourn (Matthew 5:4)
  Violet Ray (Spirituality and Universal Consciousness) (Proverbs 9:10)	Fear of the Lord (Isaiah 11:2)	Holy Orders (1 Timothy 4:14)	Hope (Romans 5:1-2)	Blessed are the poor in spirit (Matthew 5:3)

  The Four Rays and Their Correspondences

  Four Rays	The Four Gospels	The Four Cardinal Virtues	The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
  Red Ray (Survival and Stability) (1 Corinthians 16:13)	Mark (Mark 1:1)	Fortitude (Joshua 1:9)	War (Red Horse) (Revelation 6:4)
  Orange Ray (Creativity and Personal Relationships) (Colossians 3:14)	Luke (Luke 1:3-4)	Justice (Isaiah 1:17)	Famine (Black Horse) (Revelation 6:5-6)
  Yellow Ray (Power and Identity) (Galatians 5:22)	Matthew (Matthew 1:1)	Prudence (Proverbs 14:15)	Conquest (White Horse) (Revelation 6:2)
  Green Ray (Love and Healing) (Psalm 23:1)	John (John 1:1)	Temperance (Titus 2:12)	Death (Pale Horse) (Revelation 6:8)

  This updated format should now be clear of any unwanted artifacts.

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