Pressures and Perfection

Greetings in Gratitude this Jan. 19th!

For at least three decades wise voices have been preparing us for the coming polar/axis shift and the experiences we could expect leading up to this natural evolutionary event. Even before the discovery and exploration of tectonic plates and expected volcanic and earthquake activity, channels reported an expectation of a polar/axis shift to occur early in the new century.

In addition to scientific projections, Spirit has prepared us for the correlating pressures in our human experience. And we are seeing the evidence mount with each passing year - terrorist activity, hurricanes and tsunami activity reflecting pressures in Earth and our consciousness. Our current evidence in Haiti will most certainly be followed by additional global crisis. The pressures mount as we grow closer to the time of the shift. The next activity may well be located again in China and in Mongolia.

Now is the perfect time to ask how we might make a difference. Some of us will volunteer at a critical site; some will send funds to support the rescue efforts; some will pray and meditate to support those in crisis. Some will breathe with Earth to assist the mother in her birthing.

We can all make a difference.

We can certainly contribute by standing back in empathic observation. For if we insert ourselves sympathetically, losing our balance, we contribute to the pressure. We have an obligation related to our heightened awareness to maintain personal balance while attuning ourselves to what it means to us individually to make an inspired contribution.

The Consciousness is a single, living and vibrant entity. Each of us is born with a part to play in it, a Plan that works best as we are attuned to it. To realize that personal Truth, breath is essential. Breathe and Know. Perhaps not immediately, but given time and surrender, breath will lead us to knowing and knowing will guide us to right action. It will be different from that of your neighbor or friend. And it will be perfect.

Until next we meet, Breathe!