in Times Square
The craziness continues
There I was driving over the Verrazano bridge, when I heard the wildest story on the radio - more craziness in NYC but thankfully not of the terrorist kind. The city is on high alert for the holiday weekend. My guess is the guys was on drugs ...
A naked man yelling, "Donald Trump, where are you?" climbed to the top of the red TKTS stairs in Times Square Thursday morning, then fell to the ground in an attempt to escape police, photos and video posted to social media showed.
The first time I heard the word "Futurist" was in reference to my friend Gordon-Michael Scallion and his Earth Changes Reports. You might remember his maps and predictions on Coast to Coast. To me, a futurist is someone who can read grid lines or time lines, has done their research, and created interesting conclusions about the future. Many of the most brilliant minds in history were futurists. Are they psychic? We all are.
Futurists or futurologists are scientists and social scientists whose specialty is futurology, or the attempt to systematically explore predictions and possibilities about the future and how they can emerge from the present, whether that of human society in particular or of life on Earth in general. Read more
Futurologist Alvin Toffler captivated millions worldwide with his profound forecasts on everything from the rise of the internet to a new wave of drugs and crime.
Masonic Symbolism
The blueprint of our reality - including the creation of the United States - is by design. Everything follows the same algorithm which as you know allows us to align and experience consciously and subconsciously simultaneously in different grid realities.
We come to the start of a 3-4 day holiday weekend. You may have plans, potential plans, just sticking to your routines, or doing absolutely nothing. Today is Canada Day also a three day weekend for many. It generally parallels US celebrations of Freedom ... whatever that means. We do our best to put meaning to it all - but that does not come easy these days.
- Back Story from the NY Times
The Continental Congress planned a monument to honor Gen. George Washington even before the Revolutionary War with Britain was over. It was August 1783, and the new nation had no money to build one. It would take 100 years for a monument to be completed. That memorial will be a backdrop for Independence Day festivities in the nation's capital on Monday. When Washington died in 1799, Congress resolved again to honor the country's first president. But the political atmosphere was poisoned when Thomas Jefferson was elected in 1800, after an Electoral College tiebreaker, and the measure didn't pass. Leading citizens gave up on Congress in 1833 and took up the cause.
But they needed the Senate's authorization to build on what is now the National Mall. The Senate didn't budge because it was worried it would be left with the bills if the fund-raising fell short and if a half-finished monument was left standing. Congress finally passed a resolution in 1848 - once more private money had been raised - and the cornerstone was placed on the Fourth of July that year. The monument reached just above 150 feet when work stopped before the start of the Civil War in 1861. It took the 100th birthday of the U.S. in 1876 for Congress to approve the funding that paid for the completion. The 555-foot obelisk was dedicated on Feb. 21, 1885, the day before Washington's 153rd birthday, soaring above the capital named after him.
I'll be here with clients as things move forward with updates on my dining room and kitchen renovations. (Will video when complete). I gravitate towards all things shiny and reflective such as mirrors, my large windows and sliding doors facing the bridge, park, ocean, One World Trade Center, (even have a huge living room skylight), circles, clocks, and plants. Most people visiting here - even those without metaphysical backgrounds or sensitive- marvel at the energies - which open portals to other grids so spirits can visit unless delete from the hologram.
Friday June 24, 2016
I got new dining room chairs and decided to send pics to family and friends.
I took three pics then wondered why the second pic came out green -
using no filter used - don't know how to use it ...
Ah ... I got the message ... It's all projected illusion like "Green Screen".
Thursday, June 30, 2016
On my quest to update my dining room ... where I do my readings among other things ...
I was guided to Pier 1 in Staten Island today and went right to this painting and hourglass.
The hourglass ... the mirror clock ... the painting ... grid portals
As we go through life we have to stay in synch with Time but it's not always easy..
