What happens will happen...Response to Daniel Pinchbeck

"Maybe there actually is some kind of urgency in our times that needs responding too. Maybe we need to be more than participants and actively drive change in a world on the verge. Maybe there is an opportunity for something great to arise out of 2012...At the same time, I feel as though all these things should flow in a natural way. I see no battles to be fought."

My dear sir, you are correct, we do need to be that change we want to see in the world, do not forget Gandhi's quote there. We the people are conscious co creators of this reality we live in and if we do not change things on a fundamental root core base infinite and microscopic level we are never going to see the light of day past 2012. We got ourselves into this mess by falling asleep and letting the dark have it's way too long and it has near ruined out planet. the oil is gushing and the government doesn't care and the masses are asleep while we write our asses off here on evolver and make change through spores and why are we all doing it? to make a deep change so profound that it will hold like super glue and the world can be righted again.

there are battles to be fought, everyday there are battles. I fight spiritual battles everyday, I am a shaman and I see a mess before my eyes out there in humanity. I see people sick and suffering and not knowing why or how to change because the powers that be have ruined our education system and have befouled the waters of life with their hostess twinkies and bud light beer and meat fests galore. this world has been striped of almost everything sacred and we need to get it back. the battle to be fought is more in our souls than anywhere else, this has to be a consciousness shift and one of mass proportions. we have to get the people happy and healthy again so that we can as a collective mass start life anew and fresh, even if there is much work to be done to clean up the planet, our souls and our hearts can be purified and the light can shine through again.

Daniel has some very valid visions for the future and for what lies directly ahead. there very well may be chaos and confusion and the world may look like it's falling apart at the seams, but we have to hold strong to a new vision, a new world in our minds and hearts. We have to will the transformation as is always at the bottom of the things he writes don't we? how else are we going to get there? god created us so we could do things, and have fun on this very beautiful planet that was created, but man has gone crazy and if we don't bring it back around to the light we are fucked.

What will happen will happen for sure, but we the people do have some say in it, we are far more powerful than most of us realize and we have the power to effect great change, we just have to put it out there tot he universe that we care and that we want that change. if we all just sit around and wait for things to happen then god is going to think we could care less about everything we were given and who knows what will happen. We have to care, we have to make change out in the world and fight the dark, cuz it's out there. Harry Potter is for the most part real. There are powerful forces out there both light and dark and I have seen them my friend and they will try to eat your face off and spit it back at you while laughing in your faceless face. I have done battle with Aleister Crowley and he is still around and I will see him again no doubt. there are battles to be fought and if you doubt then ask any shaman you know what it's like in the spirit world, it's not always pretty.

since we are dealing with nature all the time things will flow in a natural way, but we are a part of nature and so we must be a part of that flow, we have no choice, god flows through our veins as much as she flows through the rivers of the earth.

In Lak'ech Ala K'in

I am also torn between this dichotomy of "letting go" and of "taking things into your own hands." On the one hand, it is clear that if we sit back and conduct business as usual, our future will not bode too well; on the other hand, it's also true that every time we try to fix something, we end up with some unforeseen consequence, e.g., the industrial revolution was great... but look at all the pollution it has brought us. So I can definitely see both sides of the argument between being passive observers and active participants in the fate of our future. I think the best answer to the question lies in a combination of the two. We can actively 'let go' of the future by taking things into our own hands and returning to nature. If we learn to cooperate with nature, rather than try to master and possess it, we may be able to find a cure to our modern disease.