Prompt: our nested lives

2021 in our Akashic Records

Nested realities

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We dream our life, a dream in a dream in a collective dream. Where is our attention focused on in this infinite suite of babushkas? Are you mesmerized by your life appearance or do you come to be the observer in the labyrinth of your realities?

These realities are often crashing in dreams, in meetings or coincidences. Do you notice them? These realities are manifesting your subconscious when you have water incidents : a shower not working, a flood in your house… Do you look at the incidents to solve them, forgetting to dive in your inner world and searching for your repressed emotions? Do you hear the message or do you deny it?

Please tell us, whisper in our ears, the secret you don’t dare to hear. Writing allows to tell while using the words as a veil, so that everyone gets the lesson without needing to be a voyeur.

Well 2021 does not mean anything, there are just cycles without beginning or end. Take this opportunity to dream lucidly your next year. Will we discover new spirit machines, new technologies to awaken, psychic technologies to travel in other dimensions, waking from our 3D technology as a useless collective effort to reform the old? Will we discover more 5D worlds and beautiful beings? Is our galactic quarantine coming to an end?
When we were young, we were dreaming of the world in two thousand, like a technological and happy world, we know now, we need to look away and change our focus to concentrate our efforts on what matters in a longer perspective.

I wish you the most beautiful dream, a collective, diverse and united dream. May be on this publication, we’ll speak about recipes to have a collective dream taking form on this planet, knowing the methods that work and practice them like fishes flying in a new air.

I wonder how infinity dwells in each of us, reflecting it in our works, like we open a faucet and wisdom runs in resonance :

1. Anthi Psomiadou, in Metexelixis, shows us exactly how we will be in an acrostic poem, as an answer to DOORS/IMAGINING THE NEW EARTH.
2. Nalini MacNab, in Radiant Star, a poem, makes us feel how the Goddess watches us over and radiates to accompany the change in progress.
3. Kat Magik, in Winter’s Rest, writes an ode to the winter as a womb time.
4. Daniel A. Teo, in Tranquilized in Noise, writes an acrostic poem about finding silence in noise, as an answer to the prompt SILENCE.
5. Yohanan Gregorius, in Energy Flows, muses about how we carry worlds, no matter where we go.
6. Yohanan Gregorius, in The Waves are Waiting for Me, as an answer to THE WAVE, shows us that discourses don’t matter as we go with the flow.
7. Jenine Bsharah Baines, in Show and Tell, narrates to us how messages come from the silence, as a tribute to SILENCE.
8. Yohanan Gregorius, in Synchronicities of Energies Whose Paths Have Not Yet Crossed, through meetings of words by fellow writers, explains how synchronicities manifest.
9. Ann Litts, in The Great Symphony, describes how the Conductor is waiting for our instruments to attune, as an answer to DOORS.

You know what, I am happy to flow with you in this new year.

Love

Jean