A Genetic Oppression

Friends,

We are entering yet another enlightening weekend with the Cassiopaeans. What I enjoy regarding this narrative is how well it fits and explains our origin and history. It may not be true, but it sure is nice to have a fresh baked (for many at least) consideration that really honors, substantiates, and enlivens the human experience and spirit. To me, the study has been a timely gulp of cold water these hot summer days—meaning, with so many negative theories about human beings freely available and readily sold, it’s nice to have an alternative that resonates well with our sorted history, and effectively aligns with how things are going down now.

We will be looking specifically this week at 2 of the major genetic encodings put into our DNA in our very distant past: the Semitic encoding 130,000 years ago, and the Kentekkian Encoding 80,000 years ago. The key to know is the Semitic encoding was the genetic precursor to the Pyramid culture that eventually developed into Atlantis. Then the Kentekkian encoding was put in 10,000 years after Atlantis was underway, 40,000 years ago. There are specific details in these events that clarify the timescales we are in, technologies of our past, and where current races/cultures originate. Next week when we study Atlantis, that will further clarify why people from different portions of the world look slightly but distinctly different than others in not only skin color, but bone structure, physical features, layering of tissue, etc.

I know a lot of folks are very overwhelmed and anxious about not only all that is going down, but how long it is taking to wake the public up. I just want you to know I understand and sympathize with your frustration, and that we will indeed get through this together. It is encouraging to know we have built a little family of misfit friends at Nature Creature, and that we can empathize with one another as we each face our own personal challenges in the Great Awakening. What we are doing matters, and is making a difference while saving lives. It is working.

Possibly through this continuing Cassiopaean study you will find some new connections for hope, and maybe a reason to get up in the morning. Many a time in the early days of this transformation I had little hope or reason for continuing as it seemed the task at hand was not rational or fair. Spending many an evening yelling at the snow left me wanting, and it wasn’t until I realized I myself was the one allowing my frustration to gather to the point of anger, that I could take ownership of even the things that effected me but were not my fault. The twist was my perspective of the situation, not the situation itself. Alternate perspective didn’t take away the pain of reality, but it changed the delivery. That was one of the lessons that encouraged me to keep getting up every morning. Seeing the actions of my past differently, changed my perspective of them, the choices made leading to them, which changed my perspective of the pain and therefore my feelings about it. The trick is to apply this before the trial, so it never manifests in the first place. Seeing clearly is one thing, application is another.

So today I reach to all the Nature Creature family with open arms and encouragement. We are on our way. Nothing can stop the Great Awakening that is coming, and in this there is great hope and joy. Be it progress or peril, we will walk through fearlessly. That reminds me of one of my all time favorite movies, Shawshank Redemption. The relationship between Andy and Red is a joy to watch if you have not seen the movie. The scene in the yard when Andy and Red talk about hope, and Red having to walk away in disgust, is a real mirror for the hopeless one. Hope, as Andy said, is a good thing, and maybe the best of things. And right now we all could use a little of the best of things. Not in the sense of ‘kiss-make-better’, but in the space of honoring of our perfection, and worthiness to grow and expand in trials. These are our birthright and virtue to experience, and to embrace them is to embrace in the wonder of who you really are—which is a statement of faith, an acknowledgement of love, and an accounting of truth. This is the substance of real hope and destiny, and we have every reason to embrace this without wax.

Together we will continue to positively influence the world, and there is intangible value in that space, and therefore is fulfilling to your core, which changes the perspective, and thus, the experience.

I am here with you friend, and I am so thankful you have chosen to be here with me.

Chuck