One World Rising |

It seems to be growing darker in the world, but this is a good thing for it alerts us to the fact we are nearing the end of this very long journey we have been on. The saying, ‘things are darkest just before the dawn’ speaks to this. As most of us already know, we are in the final year of 2012 when the Mayan calendar ends signaling that humanity as we know it ends and we shift into a higher dimension of being. It is not the death of humanity. We just shift our consciousness and do not return to our old ways of being. Thank Goodness. I personally cannot wait to be finished with duality and ego and all the death and destruction and misery of being suppressed we have all endured for so long now. This is the year of freedom and a chance to finally live the lives we dream about. Dream big my friends.

Monday, 6 February, 2012  (posted 13 February, 2012) 

Our dearest brothers and sisters, blessing to you beautiful souls… How have all of you been? really ask yourself how have you been? Do you feel you have been living all of your light in every moment or have you been allowing yourself to slip into lower energies? This is no judgement by the way for that process is necessary.

How do you expect to be clean if you have not bathe in the mud? Through out the cosmos even within the oneness of all that is your frequency will always fluctuate. This is done purposefully of the creator so you can forget and remember who you are. The process of forgetfulness is not to the degree of not know completely who you are but rather take a break and return energize and more equipped.

~MIRACLES ARE HAPPENING~

by Patricia Diane Cota-Robles

QUIET OUTLOOK: The sun is peppered with sunspots, but none of them is actively flaring. Solar activity should remain low for the next 24 hours with only a slight chance of M-class solar flares. Solar flare alerts: text, voice.

ISS-VENUS ENCOUNTER: Last night, on Valentine's Eve, the International Space Station paid a visit to the Goddess of Love. "Just after sunset on on Feb. 13th, I saw the ISS pass directly in front of Venus," reports Glenn Wester, who photographed the encounter over Long Island, New York:

It could happen again tonight. The space station is making a series of bright passes over North America, zipping among the glittering stars and planets of the winter sunset sky. Local flyby times are available from SpaceWeather's Simple Satellite Tracker and Flybys App.