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quantum leap

by light workers Saturday, Dec. 27, 2008 at 5:57 PM

Calling all light workers- The time is now. It’s up to all of us that have been a wake for a while- to stay in love and light. All those millions of people around the world who helped raise the vibration in many cases

On the evening of November 4, 2008 a quantum leap occurred. There was a huge paradigm shift of hope and opportunity for our world. Although, this was not instantaneous, the vibration was raised and it grew gently with love and light throughout the evening. This was due to the fact; there has been a rapid growth in the number of individuals awakening to their higher consciousness.

The paradigm shift occurred at the time of the announcement that the United States had elected a new president. The words of change and hope spread quickly across the planet.

People all over the world were dancing in the streets filled with love, joy and hope. Millions of people around the world joined in the raising the vibration of love and compassion. They held the vision of a new earth.

They have heard the words of this president, a man who believes in reaching out, rather than striking out, as a means to attain peace and prosperity for all. These words were the bridge for millions of people around the world to connect to love and light.

We all create the world that we live in based on our beliefs. How we feel about what we believe is what we hold in our hearts. What we hold in our hearts is what we project out into our world. What we sow is what we reap. The group consciousness that we all contribute to determines the reality of the world we live in.

As we change our beliefs, we change our world. When we believe that the way to deal with violence is with more violence, we live in a violent and dangerous world. When we believe in our ability to change and to grow beyond that paradigm shift into a higher vibration, one of love and compassion, we raise the vibration of the world around us.

Now is the time of great change. It only takes the square root of 1% of the population to initiate the change. (Source- Gregg Braden Book- Divine Matrix- key 16 in his 20 keys of conscious creation). To translate that equation…the population of the world is approximately 6 billion people. The square root of that number is approximately 8,000 individuals.

Over the coming months and years you will see amazing changes taking place. This is the generation that has the opportunity the knowledge and the power to bring an end to war. As more awaken and come to the realization that we are all one. And what we do to another, we do to all. And what we do to all is what we do to ourselves. All conflict can be resolved with love.

Calling all light workers- The time is now. It’s up to all of us that have been a wake for a while- to stay in love and light. All those millions of people around the world who helped raise the vibration in many cases, is their first feeling that awareness. They will require our onward support to stay in love and light.

We can assist the others maintaining their vibration and work towards a greater awareness world wide. Remember- when the student is ready the teacher appears.

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