And today we invite you to step back and take a look at what has been accomplished in the world by whoever or whatever it was who began the world events with a certain virus for the last twenty-one months...
If you were at war with a country, you would seek by all means to demoralize and destabilize the country/enemy of you. You would use every trick and tool at your disposal. And the goal would be to ruin the way of life as the people know it, so you can easily step in and take over what was once theirs.
Here it is, Thanksgiving week in the United States. The day is to be honored with tradition, family, and gratitude. Yes, there were some dysfunctional families where the children who are adults transformed it to 'Friendsgiving' instead of family obligations. It's a huge travel day, with many people returning to where their parents are and/or where they grew up.
What about now?
I had to take a look at some harsh realities in my Thanksgiving.
I just saw a photo of a relative I've spent the last five Thanksgivings with, who was at a daughter's house preparing stuffing with the granddaughter.
My heart sank.
There is a wedge in my family now, especially the extended one.
Those who have had a medical procedure in their arm, won't celebrate with those who haven't.
It's that clear.
Fear has replaced love.
Most people think that way, truly.
I have a sister who is entirely in this camp, due to a immunocompromised daughter. When will the separation for 'safety' end? I don't know. I doubt there is any way to convince people so deeply entrenched in this belief system, that anything is 'over' and 'safe'. Even when it is. Not saying it is now, but the risk is totally magnified.
From the outside, you can see holes in the belief system. Travel to hotels is 'safe' but family members aren't.
The majority of the world want to have it all said and done, over, just like that, through compliance.
A colleague at work, the one I asked to anesthetize me for my thyroid, was on a rant at lunch over how stupid people could be, because back home in Romania 'people are dying' for lack of, um, that procedure in the arm. It's safe! He asserted. End of story. Move on to the next thing.
I was quiet.
But our colleague, who was through that procedure, argued against it. He cited things. Said the data just isn't there. Natural immunity is actually thirty percent more effective than that procedure. I shared some of what I've known. And the first colleague said, 'you two have really done lots of reading on this!' and left. He didn't know all the facts.
Part of our conversation is how difficult it is for anyone to know the truth, since so much information is controlled and restricted. Especially regarding adverse outcomes.
But back to the family member in the photo...the person who posted it, is a total person like my sister, including yesterday's share of the six-year-old getting that procedure in the arm. So in that part of the family, the split is deep and vast, and as I've heard people saying on Twitter--'save yourself and fuck them' ...this was a Stage IV breast cancer person talking about whether to go to a family gathering where two members won't disclose their status on that procedure...which they surmised means a 'no'...
Even if you take it up a notch, there are documented statements by professionals in medicine, who say they have 'zero empathy' for those who 'got sick' because they 'didn't get the procedure'. They didn't like the last surges, and are 'empty' now especially for 'those who could have prevented it'.
This isn't true, not one hundred percent. My second colleague stated that lots you are 'sick' actually DID have the procedure too. He said death rates in 2020 and 2021 are the same, even though in 2021 there is the you-know-what in most people's arms.
I asked the first colleague, 'when does the body stop making the spike protein' after the procedure in the arm. I could tell by the look on his face it was the first time he'd ever thought of it, and it was a good question, and he would have liked to consider it...he said he didn't know.
There's a lot we don't know.
And for the holidays, let's give the benefit of the doubt to both sides of the argument.
If, there are long-term repercussions of the procedure, and those who have had it succumb, I'm certain in the medical community there will be empathy for these victims of 'science'.
And, on the other hand, if people who are a different kind of victim of 'science'--renal failure, stroke, transverse myelitis, myocarditis--(I heard of two cases in one family after a booster)--these are deserving of empathy too. They were told only the benefits and the risks weren't outlined enough for true informed consent.
For those who want to wait and see, or who would rather wait indefinitely, and avoid the 'procedure'--they have their own conscience to listen to. What they know is true for them, might not be true for everyone else. If they get burned by their own decision, it's their soul lesson, and have empathy for them.
The saddest cases, are the coerced. And however it turns out for them, they acted against their better judgement. Not everyone can be strong and be in a life situation where they can act in accordance with their soul and beliefs. This is deserving of compassion too.
If you are alone because of your beliefs for the holidays, well, remember the big picture of demoralizing and destabilizing a society. The outside influence achieved its target, its goal. This is the aftermath. Be good to yourself, and be of good cheer. It could have been worse, and the buildings could have been razed to the ground and you might not have food or shelter. Just save yourself from trying to wake up those others, with military-grade 'influence' on all mass-media, it's just not possible to awaken the sleepwalkers, or break the hypnosis. It just is. Be grateful you have your mental freedom.
If you have contact, although strained, at work and with friends and family, remind yourself love is stronger than fear. Be consistent in LOVE. Plant the seeds. Be respectful and mindful of the differences. Do your best to bridge the chasm between you and the others, with LOVE, but then let it go. It's not your fault it the bridge isn't strong enough to support free exchange across it.
Let go in LOVE.
Have the humility to accept you could be wrong, heck, even both sides of the argument could be wrong! Sometimes with 'outside influence' there's another whole reason behind the scenes nobody knows except those at the 'very top'!
Be thankful and of good cheer you've made it this far! It hasn't been easy.
Here's a new Creator Writings which says it so much more succinctly than we do here.
Ross
I hope this message finds you well. I join Carla and also little Anthony in our heartfelt wishes for a fabulous and blessed day of grace, peace, joy and prosperity/abundance in the United States as we approach Thanksgiving Day.
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Aloha and Mahalos,
Namaste,
Peace,
Ross and Carla
The Couple
