Hi Wolfgang! Yes, but only if we work towards it – in other words: “we are the people we have been waiting for…” – this is the co-creation part that many people tend to miss – we are part of the process – the universe provides the energies – we have to provide the attitudes and actions to match them (it doesn’t happen automatically, because we are also autonomous beings).

Thanks for the feedback and for visiting!
Jacques

I’m sure that’s what will happen Josh. In the meantime it is up to us not to get drawn into all the drama and fuss – that is the challenge – it doesn’t mean one should not have an opinion – to the contrary, one should – but people should clearly define their personal values (as opposed to their group association values) – according to what they deeply believe in – and really think about it (and consult conscience too) – and then when they put their opinions forward or disagree with someone, they should go about in a respectful and peaceful manner (as is the general way of doing things in democracies). We live in very volatile times – energetically speaking – so it can be very easy to get swept up in all the emotional anger and turmoil (a lot of that is happening on university campuses, so it would seem that young people today have particular difficulties with managing their emotions). The best thing to do is to pause for a second and take stock of one-self and ask: “How do I set myself apart from the group?” “Who am I, when I am not part of the group?” “Which identity is stronger? “The group’s or mine?” If the answer is “the group”, then its best to develop one’s own identity further, as a priority, in order to become an autonomous, well-defined and balanced human being.

Thank you, Debra. Yes, there were quite a lot of strands to pull together for this segment and I relied on a lot of research. That’s good news about the astrology forecast! All in tune then! 🙂 in lak’ech
Jacques