Living in the Now Newsletter
February 27, 2022

The Play

        Many are wondering what is really going on in our world. Things don’t always make sense. They don’t seem to add up. Why not?
        We are told one thing by someone allegedly in a position of authority, then something else by another person. Individuals may contradict themselves without a satisfactory explanation. What is really going on?
        We are living in a play, a performance. Remember Shakespeare saying “All the world’s a stage.”? Some people consciously live this way. They plan a scenario and set it in motion. If their plan runs into a snag, they modify it, which hopefully produces the desired outcome.
        Remember when the Federal Reserve Bank [a privately held corporation] tried to raise interest rates? President Trump objected because it would hurt the economy. The Fed back pedaled.
        Our daily life is being influenced by the wishes of certain ones for their own benefit, their own profit and well being, without regard to the common good at the expense of many.
        This, however, is changing now through the actions of those who have had enough.
        Have you had enough?

There is No Going Back

        Many are waiting for a return to “normal”, to the “way it was”. Change happening now, however, is permanent in that the old ways are gone. Ways which no longer or never served Earth nor those living with her are going. The debt economy where only a few prosper; the control and “ownership” of common resources, for the benefit of a few; profiting from diseases of others; doing the wishes of others for their enrichment at the expense of the many; suffering for the pleasure of others is all being eliminated.
        Who builds the replacement? We do. This is why we are here. To help create a new society where all prosper and enjoy respect. Where we live without threat of war, unaffordable housing, starvation, tyrannical law enforcement, etc.
        How do we create a new society, a new life? We change ourselves a little. Instead of seeing the not so good possibilities, we look for the good that can come of a certain effort, work, project, path, etc. Look to see how it benefits all. Choose only ways which harm no one. Choose ways which bring peace, happiness, joy. Choose respect, cooperation, justice.
        Choose the good. Choose love.

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