Mastering Your Divine Gifts

Creativity, Responsibility and Accountability

Creativity, Responsibility and AccountabilityAA Michael – “There are three words I would like to have you focus on during these coming months. CREATIVITY, RESPONSIBILITY, and ACCOUNTABILITY. Meditate on these words. What do they mean to you and how will these words assist you in becoming more empowered and attuned with Spirit?

These are words a master takes very seriously, and so should you. As creative inspiration bursts for from within, what are you doing with it? Wishing, dreaming and hoping means nothing if you do not take action. You are responsible for utilizing the gifts being offered You and you alone are accountable for your deeds at the new level of awareness you have attained.

You are being offered gifts beyond measure. How will you use them, and are you ready to accept your assignment as a beacon of Light for the new age? We await your answers, beloved ones. – Archangel Michael via Ronna Vezane, the Golden Promise, StarQuestMastery.com

Jennifer Chapin – I tell the authors that I work with that it is not enough to have an idea or an inspiration inside them, whether it is a memoir, a children’s book, a medical book, a science fiction book, or a book about Angels. They must all have the courage to bring their voices out into a world that needs to hear from them. Continue reading →

The Hidden Risks of Weather Modification & Vaccine Injuries in America

God’s Hand on America, One Year Later…Adversity & Progress

God’s Hand on America, One Year Later…Adversity & ProgressElizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D. – So much has happened in our country since July 13, 2024, a day I am sure all of us remember vividly as we watched in horror when the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump happened on live TV from Butler PA. As President Trump himself said right after that horrific attempt, “God spared my life.” Our country would be a very different and very dangerous place today had not God intervened and nudged President Trump to turn his head slightly at the right nanosecond to avoid a successful kill shot to the head. In this interview, President Trump remembers the Butler assassination attempt 1 year later.

There are a remarkable number of positive changes in our country since God spared Donald J. Trump and the November 2024 election gave us a landslide victory for President Trump’s second administration and a chance to save and restore our Constitutional Republic as one Nation under God. I have summarized many of these in our newsletters since January 20, 2025 and I will continue to do so. Continue reading →

The Crisis of Competence in America: Signs of Systemic Decline

The Crisis of Competence in America: Signs of Systemic DeclineCharles Hugh Smith – That America is mired in a crisis of competence appears to be yet another issue that can’t be addressed directly as it might upset the narrative control that all is well and everything is getting better in every way, every day.

And so we sugarcoat the incompetence, the endless delays, the sclerosis and the decline in quality and functionality as if these are all signs of rude, vibrant health rather than signs of systemic decline and decay.

Relatively straightforward infrastructure projects now face years or even a decade of delays / zero real-world progress. I can name several projects in my county where the environmental impact studies and various governmental reports have consumed six years, during which the harbor remains closed, the roads are unpaved gravel, the park is closed and the bridge is awaiting repairs. Continue reading →

Being Accountable For Thoughts And Feelings We Entertain

“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” – Charles Swindoll

ManThoughtWaves Brendan D. Murphy – The notion that how we feel is merely caused by events around us or directly involving us, is a scourge of our modern times. To believe that the external world and its perceived relationship to us is the major determinative factor in how we feel (“I can’t believe he/she said that to me—that’s so outrageous!”) is disempowering and self-destructive.

We impose our “shoulds” on what we perceive as “the world out there”, and then when it fails to live up to our arbitrary and abstract standards, we pout, mope, grumble and complain that it “should” have been different.

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Trump’s War on the Fed

infrastructureEllen Brown – President Trump has stepped up his criticism of the Federal Reserve, saying of its aggressive interest rate hikes that it has “gone crazy.” The same charge has been leveled against Trump, but there may be a method to his madness . . . .

October was a brutal month for the stock market. After the Fed’s eighth interest rate hike on September 26th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 2,000 points and the NASDAQ had its worst month in nearly 10 years. After the Dow lost more than 800 points on October 10th and the S&P 500 suffered its first week long losing streak since Trump’s election, the president said, “I think the Fed is making a mistake.

They are so tight. I think the Fed has gone crazy.” In a later interview on Fox News, he called the Fed’s rate hikes “loco.” And in a Wall Street Journal interview published on October 24th, Trump said he thought the biggest risk to the economy was the Federal Reserve, because “interest rates are being raised too quickly.” He also criticized the Fed and its chairman in July and August.   Continue reading →