The Election is Mostly Another Distraction
The Election is Mostly Another Distraction
Neither Trump nor Harris will save us.
Note: This transmission came through today. It felt potent. The text is below, and I also recorded a video version if you would prefer to watch / listen to it:
The election is mostly another distraction.
Another way to give away your power.
No one is coming to save us.
No politician will save us.
Stop looking to external power structures for a solution.
This places the onus of responsibility outside of the individual.
What we truly need is for the people to become the leaders they want to see in the world.
True change begins with individuals.
We need you and I to initiate, develop ourselves, open our hearts, and expand our awareness.
Imagine a world full of truly conscious leaders and creators.
A world full of true adults who are solid, reliable, honorable, in service, clear-eyed, clear-hearted, imaginative, solution-oriented, devoted, humble, and diligently endeavoring to share their gifts and create the world they want to live in—directly, with their own hands, hearts, and minds.
Imagine a world full of adults who are ready to move beyond division—ready to live and let live. Adults who are too sovereign and discerning to be hypnotized into any us-vs-them narrative. Adults who practice universal compassion and who are sincerely dedicated to loving all beings. Adults who do not try to impose their religion or ideology onto anyone else—allowing everyone their God-given right to find their own way of relating to life. Adults who make peace, not war. Adults who serve the whole. Adults rooted in a direct recognition of sacred interbeing.
Adults who are ready to go back to first principles and redesign the foundational structures of society from a space of true wisdom and love. Ready to imagine new frontiers of education, money, healthcare, governance, law enforcement, international relations, family, food production, art, religion, science, eco-harmony, culture. Ready to pragmatically test new possibilities and scale up the ones that work and serve universal values of goodness, truth, beauty, and love.
A world inhabited by such adults would rapidly change for the better. War would end. Children would cease to be abused, tortured, and slaughtered.
Visionary collaborative future-building would ensue. Joyful co-creation. Earth would be transfigured in the direction of a future-ancient, Gaia-harmonized art-sanctuary. Earthly life would still have its challenges, but we could make things vastly more inspiring, abundant, and harmonious. We could make this a place we feel good about bringing new children into.
This sort of world is within reach. I don’t believe it is a utopian fantasy. A vastly better world is possible.
Yet it cannot be legislated into existence. No politician or government will ever bring it about. So long as we wait for someone else to create it, we actively sabotage its blossoming.
We the people must create it. We the people must care. It all begins with who we are being. Who we are becoming. Who we are actively developing ourselves into—through sincere self-work, spiritual practice, vocational service, and initiatory action.
It comes down to us.
Who do we want to be in our heart of hearts, and what are we doing every day that is moving us toward (or away from) being that person?
If we become the noble elders, way-showers, and truth-keepers God made us to be…
Everything else falls into place.
You can verify this for yourself on the micro level of your own life. And you can thereby come to understand that the same unfoldment will occur on a macro scale, if we collectively do the work to rise into wise elderhood.
It rests with us.
Will we keep waiting for a Donald Trump or Kamala Harris to save us, or will we become men and women we truly respect?
Will we die waiting around for someone else to create a better world, or will we do the work to become the Christ-like bodhisattvas who are capable of creating it themselves?
The choice is ours.
Love,
J
P.S. If this resonates with you—or if you want to share good-faith feedback—please feel invited to reply via email or drop a comment below. I’d love to know who else is thinking along these lines. I am currently in the process of visioning some new creations and collaborative alliances. Let me know if you feel a spark around the idea of co-creating in service of Earth.
i feel the call to the power of 'we the people' touches on the very essence of the American project. That even though what you're calling to is more spiritual perhaps than America's secular founders would voice, it's very much in line with it.
The founding fathers also but a great deal of thought into the constitution, separation of powers & so on. They understood that the proper balancing of these was essential to the health of the nation. Personally, since my earliest political interest and long before the Bernie Sanders campaign I've been interested in what institutional corruption might be the root cause of issues in the united states.
To me the significance of the Kennedy campaign, and to a lesser degree the Trump campaign, is to expose these corruptions. Particularly as relates to the corruption of the health, food, environmental agencies, the corruption of political donation through 'Citizens united'. The use of the courts for 'lawfare' against opposing candidates. The reform of the capture of almost every govt agency by the commercial forces it's supposed to regulate is essential to 'making america healthy again', as much I would say as addressing the soul of America. The two go hand in hand & without a view to institutional corruption, lobbyists and so on you can't actually understand what is going on--as for example was the case during the covid years.
yes. boom diggity boom! 100% spot on precious angel/angle of love 'n' light jordan. play-in' dance-in' share-in' give-in et al the goodness graciousness we all are through 'n' through to one in other with ease and grace and joy and glory!