All in the spiritual realms are watching with fascination and excitement as humanity moves ever nearer to awakening.  Your collective unconscious is stirring, claiming you all for its own, identifying the oneness that you had forgotten and bringing it to your awareness.  This can be seen where many previously clearly differentiated groups with similar aims are now joining together, having realized that joined, they are far more powerful and effective than when they work alone.  When you truly work together as one, as more and more are doing, miracles occur.

The miracles occurring all over the world at present are a direct result of this integration and harmonization of intent and purpose.

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We wish to make this special message in view of the amount of publicity that is associated with the Olympic Games, and the possibility of Disclosure. It is creating an enormous amount of goodwill by bringing the people together as never before. The benefits ripple out all across the world and help overcome the prejudice created and played upon by the dark Ones. People power is as relevant as ever if not more so, as you are awakening to your real potential as the powerful Beings you really are. What you focus upon is where you place your energy, and you are winning the battle for the Light in this way. Keep away from the negative messages and do not let them pull you down.

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FIRST AURORAS OF THE SEASON: After a long summer of midnight suns and starless nights, the Arctic Circle is glowing with its first auroras of the new season. Todd Salat photographed the kick-off in Fairbanks, Alaska, on August 6th:

"From 1 am to 1:30 am local time I took these photos of the northern lights dancing above the Fairbanks city lights," says Salat. "Although the nights still do not get completely dark in the far northern latitudes, the deep blue twilight skies proved dark enough to make the auroras stand out. And at a balmy 55° F, it was quite a treat to be watching the lights in t-shirt weather."