I was shown a beautiful, optimistic vision of Andy Burnham signing peace treaties and the feeling of other world leaders doing the same as part of one accord.

We could and should try to pursue this vision.

We should all have the information and ability to make decisions about how to protect one another. We should also have as much freedom of movement as possible to assist this process – this would entail, again, creating peaceful conditions worldwide.

It is important the safety, dignity, and humanity of each person is upheld during this time, and for us to embrace Oneness.

We should strive to relieve the armed forces, police, and intelligence communities of their duties to the greatest extent possible as part of this global effort.

Those fearing condemnation and imprisonment for past acts of a ‘criminal nature’, such as those behind the scenes of issues related to advanced technologies, UAP, NHI, and the Jeffrey Epstein situation should be forgiven and allowed to forgive themselves and move forward with their lives so that they may also be part of this effort. Many involved with these issues, programs, and situations have experience, information, and insights which could benefit us all. Their contributions should be actively sought and encouraged. Allowing them to ‘surface’ will help break the conflict and trauma cycle in our world. Many of these individuals either work in the communities mentioned previously in this post.

Any population or community in our world who are hemmed in – whether through profession or circumstance, such as those fleeing persecution: for example, refugees in Gaza – should be given freedom to roam.

The sobering reality of these planetary changes is such that it could inspire us all: help us realise what matters, encourage us to reform our lives and systems, and work maturely and collaboratively to develop strategies to address the risks posed by the geomagnetic pole shift and AMOC decline.

Money spent on defence could be funnelled instead into improving our infrastructures and preparing according to geographical risks. Those who work in the defence sector (including the intelligence communities) and police could be allocated a role instead in assisting with the logistics of these preparations, etc.

Those who work in the coastguard, ambulance, and fire service could train members of the public with some of their skills to ensure they also do not feel ‘hemmed in’ and obligated to perform their duties, regardless of circumstance. We should encourage the peace, co-operation, and liberation of all.

Underpinning this, again, is the truth that we are each God’s children and One.

The following is a mantra created with this truth in mind. A reminder of our true nature and there is nothing to fear. We can use this when we interact with those who may seek to cause us harm, and also when we feel angered or distressed as a reminder of who we are. Jesus, who has guided me many times over the last several months, suggested I say, “I came in peace” to myself on one occasion as such a reminder, and it works in a profound way not only ourselves, but when we say this of others. Jesus’ teaching was inspiration for this mantra.

We could use this mantra as a way to diffuse tensions individually and also as a way to secure peace between nations.

The Eternal Child Mantra:

You are peace. I am peace. We are peace.

You came in peace. I came in peace. We came in peace.

You will leave in peace. I will leave in peace. We will leave in peace.