As I sat down to ponder what the next topic for a blog post would be, White Buffalo Calf Woman immediately stepped in. I have been uniquely experiencing a rapid initiation into a connection with Native American brothers and sisters in spirit the past few weeks, like never before. Though I have lived in Colorado growing up, and then again since my own awakening about a decade ago, I've just not had a connection. But here it is! And I love it. I am grateful. If you would like to hear a live transmission from a recent Thursday Cosmic Akashic Circle where some quite powerful messages were conveyed, I would encourage you to listen on my YouTube Channel--and receive a very lovely and activating energy. View Here.

And for you: A Message from Ascended Master White Buffalo Calf Woman:

"This is a message about the innocence of childhood being something we can revere all throughout our lives--because that innocence is by its own virtue the magic that can sustain you through inner revolution and inner evolution in a truly enlightening way.

Revolutions are won by mass exodus from one way of being, into another. They happen when the people or a certain area or era or generation come to terms with the knowing that the past/present model must change and make way for a new way. Such is the way of the world and indeed of the universe. Everything is subject to change--to revolution.

And so we find ourselves at the crossroads of an evolutionary revolution that sometimes seems quite frightening when looked at from the old dimensional awareness, right? Systems falling apart, people losing their livelihoods and even some losing far more, to which we bow with compassion. 

But what we want to say is that a return to the innocence of childlike WONDER, even despite it all....now that is something to behold.

Do you think you could begin to look at each and every aspect of the change occurring on this planet from a sense of awe and wonder? A wonder-inspired consideration of the sheer resilience of the human spirit, for one thing. A wonder-inducing notion that what is crumbling was fine for a time and that wow....we wonder with what it shall be replaced? How innovative will we be here?

The Grandmothers who guard the Rose line and its sacred path know something of this. We lived through many incredible revolutions, and when you think about how each one led to the current-state wonders of this modern era -- the technology, the transportation systems, the inescapable beauty of the cities and homes so many dwell in....these things could hardly have been anticipated by generations past, and yet each transformation mandated a return to a zero-point void. It often seemed like such a loss--and truly it often was. But it was -- also -- and this is our point: simply a contraction, so that the world could once again expand. And look where we are now, hmmm? It is truly a wonder.

We are encouraging you to take some time to step back into your own inner innocence. Like a child who can't wait to wake up in the morning for the fun and adventure that lies ahead. It truly can be that wondrous, you see. It's simply a perspective to consider. And with that, you will see how far you go in this New-Earth adventure and what opens for you because you are able to cast aside ties to what you would think should or would likely happen, given xyz circumstances.

It might be helpful to consider figuratively putting blinders on. Not thinking about how you are used to doing things--but instead about new ways to do what you want to accomplish, for there is so much more innovation available to you and we ourselves can serve as mighty servants to your exploration should you wish to ask us for more. We are at your service, you see--so many Grandmothers you cannot fathom--but you surely can imagine that much love coming through to you at this time! 

Let's have a revolution of the sort that astonishes the masses. We are here for you."

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