Love works ~ Love encourages ~ Love inspires
01~01~2012

In truth all are one, and in the coming year this will become increasingly apparent as you continue purposefully onwards towards the moment of your awakening. It will be a moment of enormous significance, culminating in wondrous celebrations. You have, of course, heard this many times before but it needs to be repeated because, for many, daily life continues to be experienced as an exhausting and seemingly endless struggle for survival, which can easily distract you from focusing your attention on your purpose for being here – to carry the divine Light on high and show others the way.

As way-showers your faith in God’s Love for you and in His Will for you to awaken is unshakable, although at times doubts do arise when you are living through periods of great personal stress. Remind yourselves that His Love for you is infinite, and because it is His Will there is no way that you can fail to awaken into your fully-conscious state – it is divinely ordained.

What are the blessings we can expect as we leave this cycle behind and enter the final year of 2012?

As we progress through the year, we can expect to be feeling and looking younger. You’d probably be a mite more comfortable if I supported what I say with the evidence so here is some, though not all, of it.

Melichzedek, for instance, says: “New possibilities such as reversing the aging process and eliminating disease in the physical body that were considered impossible are on the verge of transcending such limited viewpoint.” (1) When Earth reaches higher frequencies, Matthew Ward tells us, “Western medicine’s procedures will become history.” (2) He continues:

NEW YEAR'S FIREBALL: The first bright fireball of the New Year streaked over the southwestern USA on Jan. 1st at 03:15 UT. It was visible from Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico. "I was able to see it out my window," reports amateur astronomer Thomas Ashcraft from his rural observatory outside of Santa Fe. "It was brilliant turquoise blue." Ashcraft operates a combination all-sky camera/forward-scatter meteor radar system, which captured the fireball's flight. Click on the image to play the movie--and don't forget to turn up the volume to hear the ghostly radar echo:

Cameras belonging to NASA's All-Sky Fireball Network also recorded the fireball from multiple locations. An orbit calculated from those data show that the fireball was a random meteoriod hailing from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It hit Earth's atmosphere at 26 km/s (58,000 mph), which is relatively slow compared to other meteoroids, and disintegrated 82 km above Earth's surface.

"This was an auspicious start to 2012," says Ashcraft. "Clear skies and Happy New Year!"