Humanity

THE COLLECTIVE: Greetings, friends! We are very pleased to have this time to speak with you today. This week our writer has a question she would like to ask. COR: My friends, so many are asking what to do about moments of deep-seated emotional shift. They are feeling old anger or sadness or even hopelessness coming up at times, as well as old fears and insecurities. Many are also asking about physical issues—unexpected weight loss or gain, complete exhaustion, body aches and pains, such as frequent headaches, joint pain.

You are making noticeable changes there on Earth. The changes that you make are noticed and felt throughout the entire galaxy and universe of which you are a part. Do not ever underestimate yourselves or your impact on the collective. And please do not ever assume that your impact must come through action or that it must be measurable to have the impact that you desire to have. You are making progress in the way that you experience your reality, in the conclusions you make about your reality, and in the ways in which you respond to the opportunities that come up for you as a result.

Humanity’s quest for understanding its origins and purpose has always been fueled by a deep fascination with creation and existence. We find ourselves drawn to the vast expanse of the universe, pondering the intricate designs and blueprints that brought us into being. But amidst these cosmic musings, a crucial question emerges: what were we truly designed for?

You are showing up for others there on Earth in so many ways, and we, who are in the higher realms, appreciate each and every one of you and your efforts. We would like to emphasize the significance of you being there at this time, because you could be in so many other places all across the universe, but you chose to go to Earth to have experiences there, because you saw the opportunities that were so huge for your transformation and spiritual evolution.

“In physics, there is a term called ‘frame of reference.’  So, for instance, if you are at a train station platform, and you observe a train pass through the station, you would be able to observe the speed at which it is traveling.  If, however, you are a passenger on the train, and the train is traveling at a constant speed, you would actually not perceive the train as moving (because you are also simultaneously moving with the train.)