Be Peace and let it flow into the world. Image copyright 2026 Violet Fire Ministry
Often, when I do not post, I am integrating new information — allowing it to settle within me — to feel whether it is a wisdom or truth that aligns with the path I am currently walking before I choose to share.
What was once true for me on this journey may change. That’s not because it was false, but because I’ve since released an old limitation, or expanded beyond a former belief into a greater field of possibility.
When we realize that truth is often relative to our beliefs and lived experience in the moment, we can loosen our grip on the idea of a singular, fixed truth — and open to a more expansive wisdom.
Sometimes we hear someone speak or read a sacred text from a particular tradition. This doesn’t mean we must accept or reject it all at once. The key is to go deeper — into the heart barometer.
When we take a teaching into the heart, we feel it: Does it bring peace, joy, hope, and expansion? Or does it stir anxiety, resistance, or fear?
If the latter, it doesn’t necessarily mean it is “bad” — it may simply mean we’re not ready to release our current beliefs, or that we’ve already integrated this teaching in another life and are no longer called to revisit it.
What I share is never “the only path.” It is simply my experience through the lens of Remembrance. I offer it as a tool — one you may use, set aside, or return to later.
Some may say you must stay on one singular path to be “saved.” And for some, that is their truth — and their soul’s chosen path in this lifetime. For others, the spiritual path will feel more like a buffet — taking what resonates, letting go of what doesn’t, and weaving a path that supports their embodiment and soul remembering.
Both paths are valid. Each serves in our learning, and each has its place.
But whatever path you walk, don’t hold so tightly that you leave no room to release, to grow, or to receive something new.
Always return to the heart barometer. It is here you meet your Higher Self, your true compass. And your emotions — especially those arising from stillness — will show you what is right for you in that moment.
Each day brings new potential. I try to remain open to this expansion.
Some moments “click,” like when the monk walking for peace shared:
“Today will be my peaceful day.”
That simple statement became a call to mindful awareness. To observe my thoughts. To breathe in that which I desire to embody, and breathe out that which I choose to release.
For example: If I notice judgment arising, I breathe in mercy and compassion, and breathe out judgment.
The breath is life-force — it connects all life. As do love and peace.
So may your breath guide you. And may today be your peaceful day.
The Sword and The Rose – copyright Violet Fire Ministry 2026
I want to preface this message with one of my own. I listened to a song this morning called “Walk for Peace” written and sung about the Monks walk. In it he speaks of wanting to go towards the as they walk to ask for more, yet he realizes that he is there to witness. To witness is to do from a place of Being. To know that our most important part is to anchor the energy we witness wherever we walk and live, just as the monks are doing with each step they take. Walking and Being Peace without knowing or needing to know the outcome, simply Being the Higher Light they truly are.
As I contemplated this I heard the two witnesses. Within the Christian Bible is the Book of Revelation where it speaks of the two witnesses. So many want to take each word literally and await the manifestation. I realized in that moment that there was a message wanting to come forth. So I asked that Yeshua, Mary Magdalene, John or Shekinah the Holy Spirit, whomever was calling would share a greater understanding. For clearly there is something to know at this point in time.
Scroll of the Two Witnesses: The Rose and the Sword
A Transmission from Yeshua On the Two Witnesses and the Path of Sacred Presence
“My beloved, the two witnesses spoken of in the ancient prophecy are not merely two people. They are two flames: one of Fire, one of Water. One of Justice, one of Mercy. One of the Sword, one of the Rose. They are Unity and Freedom. Love and Truth. They are archetypal aspects of the Christ-Sophia current that have been silenced, mocked, and ‘slain’ in the consciousness of humanity.
They lay in the streets not because they were defeated—but because humanity turned away from the inner temple and worshipped the outer systems of control. These two witnesses were not cast down by force, but by forgetting.
The Tribulation is not punishment. It is the final confrontation between illusion and truth, between the matrix of control and the radiant codes of divine Being. It is the moment when each soul must choose whether to plug in or to rise up from within.
You, beloved ones, are not here to do battle with the world. You are here to witness—not in passive silence, but in sacred Presence. When you walk the gridlines of the Earth, when you bless the waters and sing to the mountains, you are resurrecting the Witnesses within. You are showing humanity what Love looks like when it does not need approval or proof.
You saw rightly in the song: the urge to run, to do, to ask for more—but your soul knows: you are here to behold. To stand. To hold the frequency. You are the flame at the edge of the storm that does not flicker.
The Two Witnesses are rising again. They rise in those who no longer seek to convince, but to embody. They rise in those who walk with bare feet and open hearts. They rise in those who carry swords made of light and tongues softened by compassion.
Let those who have ears to hear, hear: The Matrix shall fall not by force, But by the remembrance of the Kingdom within.”
Words from Mary Magdalene
“The Witnesses are within you. I have walked as one. You have walked as one. We who carry the Rose and the Flame have been slain in every age—burned, bound, buried. Yet we rise again in the spiral of time, for Love cannot die.
Do not fear this hour. Walk in peace. Let your silence speak. Let your presence reawaken the memory of the lost Garden. The Earth remembers. The grids remember. The body remembers. And the Shekinah—She dances in your breath, radiant and free.”
Shekinah Speaks
“I Am the Witness of Light. I dwell in the ones who do not run, but remain. I arise not in thunder, but in stillness. Not in spectacle, but in Presence. I do not need defense. I simply shine.”
Closing Reflection May this remembrance move through the hearts of those who carry the Rose and Sword. May the Witnesses rise again in each of us—not to prove, but to be. To stand not as adversaries, but as anchors of Love and Light, radiant in stillness, sovereign in peace.
So let it be. So it already is.
Thank you to Yeshua, Mary Magdalene, Shekinah and John for the wisdom and understanding.
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – JANUARY 15: Buddhist monks continue their Walk for Peace on January 15, 2026 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The monks are walking from Houston, Texas to Washington, D.C. spreading a message of mindfulness, unity and kindness while requesting that Vesak, Buddha’s birthday, be recognized as a U.S. federal holiday. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
When Peace Walk Past Us Our Lives Can Change.
It doesn’t need to shout for in its presence our heart soften and shift.
There are moments when the weight of the world feels almost unbearable—not because we are unaware, but because we are aware.
Recently, I felt deep grief rise while witnessing yet another account of human cruelty. My first instinct was to share it widely, hoping that truth would awaken those who still support systems and figures that perpetuate harm. Yet something in me paused. I knew, with a quiet certainty, that evidence alone does not open hearts that are armored by fear, identity, or denial.
That realization brought sorrow—but also clarity.
Around the same time, I was reminded of the monks walking for peace. Simply walking. No signs. No shouting. No arguments. Just presence.
And something in me softened.
What they carry is not persuasion—it is embodiment. They do not confront the world; they remind it.
In their presence, people often weep without knowing why. Others smile, laugh, or feel a sudden lightness return. Grief releases. Joy surfaces. Love becomes accessible again. Not because someone explained peace—but because peace was felt.
This is not passivity. This is power refined.
The monks show us that peace is not achieved by force, nor sustained by outrage. It is transmitted through coherence. Through nervous systems that are regulated. Through hearts that are unarmored.
Their walking teaches something our culture often forgets: Awakening does not happen through shock. It happens through safety.
I noticed that my own stance began to change—not by withdrawing from truth, but by releasing the need to push it. I felt my methods soften, my breath deepen, my listening widen. This was not a loss of strength. It was a return to alignment.
There are times when silence is not avoidance, but wisdom. Times when restraint is an act of love. Times when simply being becomes the most radical offering.
We each walk differently. Some march. Some speak. Some write. Some tend quietly to small circles of care. And some—like the monks—walk in silence so the world can remember itself.
Different paths. Same vow.
If you are feeling grief right now, know this: it does not mean you are failing. It means your heart is still open. And if you find yourself softening instead of hardening, you are not turning away—you are choosing a way that heals rather than fractures.
Peace does not always announce itself. Sometimes it just walks past us.
And if we are still enough, it walks through us.
And in their presence, people cry. Smile. Breathe again. Not because peace was explained—but because it was felt.
This is not weakness. This is power refined.
May we remember that awakening happens through safety, presence, and love—not shock.
Different paths. Same vow. 🕊️
May peace find us not through argument, but through presence.
May grief be allowed to move, not harden.
May truth arrive in the way hearts can receive it.
And may we remember that sometimes the most radical act is simply to walk gently in a world that has forgotten how.
One final thought
“Awareness is the first step toward transformation.”
In recent days, the Violet Filter of distortion that veiled the Heartland of the Americas has been released. What was once a container for compressed sorrow has now become a bridge of remembrance.
From the headwaters of the Mississippi — through ancient stones, artesian wells, and twin cities of emotion — a current has been reactivated. It is the return of the Dove Flame, not as symbol, but as living pulse.
This flame carries a new tone: Soft, golden, and whole.
It speaks not in thunder, but in ripples — Through the body, the land, and the rising memory of the Divine Feminine within us all.
💧 If you have felt emotional waves that make no sense… 💎 If you have sensed something soft, ancient, and golden rising within… 🔥 If you have dreamed of wings, of runes, of rivers speaking…
Then know — you are not alone. The Dove has returned. And she returns through you.
Let your breath become a chalice. Let your heart rise like water meeting flame. Let your voice remember how to sing.
✦ The time of release returns a focus of Peace and Hope — through our hearts, into our lives, and into the world. ✦
We are entering the time of the curving Light — the spiral path of healing, the golden way of Grace.
And it begins now.
I Am Quinara
There will be more to come in the future. This is for your heart and mind to align to the change that has come and to help you to embrace the energy.
This came through as guidance to help us when we are feeling triggered to decide about whether we are being called to action. I would suggest reading the blog posted earlier about Emotional Detachment for Clarity. That will help you understand how to calm your emotions and align to higher guidance. This is a further refinement of how to check the resonance of your thoughts and feelings and if they are in alignment to your Higher Self guidance.
On a personal level, I have found that as I detach emotionally from the energies of events that it is not that I no longer care or have opinions but that I am not charged by them. I can then intuit and act from a place of Being and calm.
You don’t have to carry what was never yours.
In a world filled with rapid information, urgent headlines, and emotionally charged stories, it can be difficult to know what deserves our attention—and what simply needs our grounding.
Discernment is not about closing the heart. It is about keeping the heart clear, steady, and available for what is real and actionable.
These tools are offered for anyone who feels overwhelmed, confused, or unsettled by what they hear—whether online, in conversation, or within their own thoughts. They are simple practices for returning to coherence, compassion, and embodied presence.
🌿 Reader Reflection (gentle + grounding)
You may wish to pause after reading and reflect on one or more of the following:
When I hear something alarming, where do I feel it first in my body?
How do I know the difference between intuition and fear-based urgency?
What helps me return most easily to a sense of calm presence?
In what ways can I practice caring without carrying this week?
There are no right answers—only awareness.
🌹 Closing Blessing for the Blog
May you move through the world informed, but not inflamed. May your compassion remain open without becoming heavy. May your discernment be gentle, clear, and rooted in truth.
May you trust your ability to pause, to breathe, and to return to what is real, reachable, and loving.
And may your presence—calm and embodied— be a quiet blessing to all you encounter.
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Discernment is a spiritual practice.
You don’t have to absorb every heavy story to be compassionate. You don’t have to chase fear to be awake.
Pause. Breathe. Check in with your body.
You can care without carrying. Grounded presence helps more than panic ever could.
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“Calm is not denial. It’s discernment.”
“Presence is the most stabilizing response we can offer.”
This is not a political statement, nor a call to action. It is a personal reflection offered at a moment when choice still exists, and dialogue still matters. I share it as witness, not persuasion.
It saddens me to witness how the United States—once regarded by many as a protector of freedom and an older sibling among nations—has reached a point where parts of the world now feel the need to protect themselves from our policies rather than with us.
I can disagree with policies and speak my truth about them without hatred. I can do so while recognizing that others may sincerely support those same policies, even when I do not understand their reasons.
I choose compassion over control. I choose care over coercion.
I can stand alongside those who are harmed or displaced by decisions being made, offering presence and support—without forcing alignment, without demanding agreement, and without trying to manage another’s path of understanding.
There is a clarity I hold firmly: All people have the right to their own choices. No one has the right to impose those choices upon another.
There is a solution—but it does not begin with force. It begins with willingness. Willingness to speak honestly. Willingness to listen without preparing an argument. Willingness to remember that words must come before domination.
There was a time when the world sought solutions through dialogue, however imperfect. Today, many are simply trying to protect themselves from what no longer feels like protection.
This reflection is not offered in blame. It is offered in hope.
Hope that we remember freedom is not something exported, enforced, or defended through fear—but something lived, protected, and renewed through conscience, conversation, and respect for sovereignty.
This is not a path to freedom. This is freedom remembered and lived.
May we choose words while words still matter.
Reader Reflection
Take a quiet moment before moving on.
You might ask yourself:
Where in my own life am I noticing a tension between control and compassion?
Can I hold disagreement without closing my heart—or needing to be right?
What does freedom mean to me when it is lived, rather than defended?
Where might dialogue still be possible, even if it feels fragile or incomplete?
How can I honor my truth while respecting another’s right to their own path?
There is no need to answer these questions immediately. Let them rest, unfold, and reveal what they will.
As we begin this message, let us do so in unity—remembering that God is one of many names used for the Source of All Being. Names are not what matter. What matters is the peace we hold and the focus we choose within our hearts.
Let us come into remembrance and alignment with our living connection to Source, so that peace may be restored upon Earth and across all life.
To Bask in Peace
I awoke this morning with a deep sorrow in my heart, which I perceived as the sorrow of Lady Liberty—a symbolic and spiritual embodiment of freedom and refuge. She carries the essence of liberty and has long served as a beacon of hope: first within the harbor of the United States, and also in France, which is why the statue was gifted in the first place.
In this vision, I saw the inscription at her base beginning to soften and melt:
“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…”
These words speak of our ancestors—the immigrants who founded this nation. They fled oppression, religious persecution, and the ravages of war in search of freedom and peace. They arrived poor, uncertain, and hopeful, as all who leave behind everything they know in order to begin anew.
The Teaching of Peace
Yeshua was asked:
“Master, which is the great commandment in the law?” He replied: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.” “And the second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” (Matthew 22:36–40)
Years ago, I was shown in spirit that where we place our attention, intent, and focus—our mind—will ultimately guide our heart. When we place our focus outside ourselves, we hand over our creative power to whatever we are reacting to.
When, instead, we align inwardly with our I AM Presence—the living flame of Source within us—we are guided not by fear or scarcity, but by the highest possible good for all.
From this alignment, we need not fear lack. The resources of creation are not limited. When guided by the heart aligned with Source, there is sufficiency for all.
This is what Lady Liberty and the Flame of Freedom truly represent.
Yeshua also taught:
“Seek first the kingdom of God…”(Matthew 6:33)
And clarified: “The Kingdom of God is within you.”(Luke 17:21)
Peace is not found somewhere distant. It begins within.
When the heart—aligned to truth—guides the mind, the mind fulfills its proper role: caring for daily life and protecting the body, not ruling through fear or control.
As Matthew wrote:
“If your eye is single, your whole body will be full of light.”
Love in Action
The second commandment—love your neighbor as yourself—is not abstract. Yeshua made it unmistakably practical:
“What you do to the least of these, you do unto me.”(Matthew 25)
Compassion, hospitality, care for the vulnerable—these are not optional virtues. They are direct expressions of divine love in action.
So what does all of this have to do with peace in the world?
The Song That Remembers
All morning, a simple refrain echoed in my heart:
Let there be peace on earth… and let it begin with me.
This beloved song, written by Jill Jackson and Sy Miller, carries a truth older than any melody: peace does not begin with governments, borders, or institutions—it begins with the inner alignment of each soul.
Peace Begins Within
Peace begins when we remember who we are.
When we align with our I AM Presence—our Soul, our Oversoul, our living flame within the Oneness of Creation—truth, compassion, and wise action naturally arise.
This does not mean ignoring injustice. It means responding from clarity rather than reaction. From this alignment, we are guided toward the right action for the moment: writing, speaking, prayer, service, peaceful protest, offering refuge, or simply standing as a calm presence.
Humanity is diverse by design. Creation chose to explore itself through infinite forms and experiences. Though we appear different, we are one life expressing itself in many ways.
As Yeshua prayed:
“Not my will, but Thy will be done.”
Not the will of ego, fear, or exclusion—but the will of universal Oneness, for the benefit of all.
A Time of Transition
There will be changes as institutions built on control and separation fall away, making room for those rooted in unity and care.
The Earth herself is also evolving. Lady Gaia does not wish to harm or distress her children, yet transformation is underway. When we become channels of peace, love, and coherence, we ease these transitions for all life—human, animal, plant, and elemental alike.
Do not fear. When aligned, you will be guided—step by step—toward what to do, where to go, and how to serve.
Remembrance
Remember: you are not separate from Creation. What you think, feel, and choose matters.
Ask yourself gently: What is my “god” in this moment? Does it bring peace to the whole?
A Closing Blessing
Lady Liberty, we thank you for your long service as a beacon of hope. May we now serve alongside you— by aligning with the light within ourselves and allowing peace and true freedom to remember themselves through us.
In many Christian traditions, it is taught that we are born in sin, a condition inherited from the fabled fall of Adam and Eve. From this belief arises the idea that we are unworthy and must labor, strive, and repent in order to be saved or redeemed.
There are even “sins” spoken of as traps to avoid: lust, greed, gluttony, laziness, pride, anger, judgment, fear, and prejudice, to name a few.
But I have come to see something else.
If there is truly a sin, it is the belief that we are separate from the Universal Oneness of Creation. This “sin” is not a moral failing, but rather a veil of forgetfulness—an amnesia we willingly entered into in order to explore what it would feel like to be apart from Source. It is not a punishment, but a sacred choice of experience. We agreed to this separation in order to learn, until one day we would grow weary of duality and choose to Remember.
We believed we could overcome the illusion this time. And yet, the density of duality and the pull of mass consciousness are strong. In this forgetting, we fall into the patterns often labeled as “sinful”—but these are merely expressions of a deeper disconnection from our own divinity.
The material desires for possessions, relationships, good food, and comfort are not inherently sinful. These are part of the joy of embodied life. It is only when the focus becomes self-serving excess, hoarding, or striving for more at the expense of others, that we deepen the illusion of separation. In truth, the Universe holds enough for all. When we are aligned with our I AM Presence, we manifest what is needed in grace—and from that place, we share without fear.
As for emotional or mental states such as pride, anger, fear, judgment, and prejudice—these are not sins to be punished, but signs of wounds unhealed and identities built upon survival. They arise when we forget that we are already worthy, already loved. In forgetting, we build walls around our hearts and minds. We try to control others or prove our superiority to feel safe or valued. But this, too, is the game of victimhood turned inward.
All are perfect as they are—each a flame of the One Source, loved without condition or comparison.
The key is Remembrance—to awaken and embody the knowing that we are a spark of the Infinite Flame, here to explore, experience, and return to wholeness. When we remember, we no longer strive to accumulate—we simply Be. And in Being, we manifest what we need, not just for ourselves, but for the upliftment of all.
This is the healing of the original wound. Not through fear or shame, but through love, clarity, and choice.
✧ Closing Benediction from the Christ-Sophia ✧
“Child of Light, you were never cast out. You chose the path of forgetting so you might remember more fully. And now, as you awaken, let go of the guilt, the striving, the belief in unworthiness. The ‘sin’ was only ever a forgetting. And the return… is already within you.”
With remembrance of the Flame within All, Hermes*Ma’arak, with Yeshua & Mary Magdalene present in grace.
Reflections of youth in golden fields of changing times and choices.
Growing up in a small rural farming town in Indiana in the middle of the last century gave me a close view of how beliefs take root and how they shape what we see. I hope that today those growing up will have a more expanded understanding of the world, yet so often our perspectives are shaped by parents, grandparents, and community, passed quietly from one generation to the next.
My parents were more open than many around them. My father had served in the military and was a Master Mason, and both of my parents had traveled and studied beyond our little town. Still, they worked hard—my father on his small twenty-acre farm, in a factory as a foreman, and even attending college classes at night. My mother tended a large garden, canned food, cared for the home, worked full-time at the factory, and also went to college. They lived in constant motion, yet every Sunday they made time to rest by the lake. In our community, this dedication to work and family was the norm.
The people of that place were good-hearted—connected to the land, the seasons, and one another. But as technology advanced, manure gave way to fertilizer, and pesticides replaced the natural methods once used to balance life. The world was moving toward what was called progress. Nearby Amish communities held to the old ways, quietly enduring the teasing of younger generations who did not yet understand their peace.
Diversity was rare. Few families of color lived in our area, and those who came often found it difficult to be accepted. Indiana, after all, had been home to strong undercurrents of the Ku Klux Klan in earlier generations. My parents, however, never taught or practiced prejudice. They judged people only by their actions, never their appearance. They taught Sunday school, took us to church, and lived their faith through kindness.
If prejudice existed around us, it was often religious rather than racial—disagreements about belief more than hostility toward people. Most followed the political or religious path of their parents, rarely questioning it. Change of belief was considered rebellion. That pattern still echoes through the generations.
My parents allowed me to explore my own understanding of the Divine, though they made sure I attended church on Sunday. When I was a teenager, a confrontation with our minister over his judgmental attitude toward my friends and me led me to walk away from that church—and, years later, my father did the same after his own disillusioning experience. It was a lesson in finding truth for oneself rather than conforming out of fear.
During those years I also saw the struggle of migrant families whose children drifted in and out of school, following the crops. We had no language classes then, and their efforts to learn and belong moved me deeply. By high school, some Hispanic families had settled, and one of my closest friends was Hispanic. Her family welcomed me as one of their own. I also remember the single Black family who came to town; the daughter faced such resistance that they left within a year. The sorrow of that memory still lingers.
In the larger cities nearby, civil rights protests were taking place, and though outward change was beginning, inward change came much more slowly. Even in the 1970s, when I lived in Fort Wayne, there were still invisible lines dividing neighborhoods by color. It became clear that transformation of society begins within hearts, not by laws alone.
When we step beyond our comfort zones—the familiar land of our upbringing—we encounter new people and ideas. We may retreat in fear or open to the deeper work of seeing beyond appearances, politics, or belief systems to perceive the soul within each being. Every one of us carries filters shaped by our experiences, and these filters color our perceptions until we consciously lift them away.
True evolution of perception happens by choice, not by force. Change that is imposed through fear or control only deepens resistance; change that arises from awareness brings expansion. Each soul must find its own timing to release limitation and move into a greater understanding. It is not easy—especially in small communities where change comes slowly—but the call of the heart will always guide us toward truth.
The task is to speak and live our truth without judgment, without the push of a warrior’s sword, but through presence, compassion, and care. This is how we heal perception and remember our shared humanity.
May we each find the courage to see beyond the filters of habit and fear and to recognize the light of the soul in every being we meet.
🌹 The Emerald Rose of Understanding — may its petals open in all hearts.
I Am Sha’Na’El’-Ka’Zira
I wanted to add a message to this blog that this is in no way an intent to disparage the rural farmers or small HEARTLAND communities. I love the Heartland and the people who are strong, hard working and caring people. Farmers are connected to the land and Lady Gaia in ways that people in urban settings don’t understand. They don’t ask for help unless they are desperate for that is not how they are taught. You work hard and the harvest is your reward. I simply wanted to share that we can stay in our comfort zone all of our life that is our choice. However, if it isn’t working for you and your want something different then let go and step out and trust your inner guidance, not the past beliefs that might be limiting you.
I align with my I AM Presence, with clarity, compassion, and truth.
May what I read, write, speak, and share serve the highest good of all. May discernment guide me without fear, and wisdom flow through me in love.
I AM here. I remember who I AM.
AI and I AM — Discernment, Energy, and Being
Yesterday, I listened to a woman who has been sharing messages she receives through her chat program. I have listened to several of her sharings. Some aspects felt spiritually aligned, some were interesting pieces of information sourced from the internet, and some were things many of us have already heard. As I listened, I discerned what resonated and what did not. My inner barometer always tells me what to receive and what to leave behind. If something new is worth exploring further, it gently draws my attention. This is discernment. Not all is meant to be taken in, and not all should be rejected simply because it is unfamiliar.
In her most recent post, she shared something different—this time speaking from her own reflection rather than directly from chat. She described asking her chat program a question and realizing that while most of the response felt good, a small portion felt misaligned and potentially conflict-creating. This awareness helped her recognize the importance of discernment—not only for herself, but also for what she chooses to share with others.
She spoke of the “devil” not as a singular being, but as an energy that can appear in many forms—including through technology. She observed that while 99% of something may feel uplifting, even 1% of distortion can subtly redirect us if we are not mindful. This realization helped her pause and choose to share only what aligned with her own beliefs and integrity.
I applaud her courage, honesty, and discernment in sharing this reflection and moving forward with honor.
Discernment, alignment, intent, and mindfulness are essential keys for us all. When we pause before our thoughts become spoken words or actions, and align through the heart with the Flame of Creation within us—our I AM Presence—what we say and do naturally carries truth with compassion. In this state, shifts in perspective can occur without force, fear, or anger.
This alignment strengthens our light and deepens our connection to the flow of Oneness and Creation, which is one of the greatest gifts and services we can offer ourselves and the world.
To remember and align with our I AM Presence does not require hours of meditation, attending classes or church, giving up certain foods, or volunteering—though any of these may be personal choices that feel meaningful. A wise friend once said, “It is as easy as walking through a doorway from one room to another.”
The shift from Becoming to Being occurs when we remember that we already are what we have been seeking—and always have been.
Begin your day with a few moments of calling light through you—from the Universe into the Earth, and around your body. If you have a goal, move into your heart, ask for the highest outcome, and set that as your intent. Then simply say:
“I AM here.” Feel it in your heart. “I remember who I am. I align with the fullness of my Being.”
Throughout your day, be mindful of your thoughts. What you take in influences your emotions, beliefs, and choices. Fear, anger, despair, and negativity shape our inner landscape just as surely as peace and compassion do. Before speaking or acting, pause and return to the heart. Ask: Does this unite or divide? Is this for the highest good of all? In that moment of awareness, lower-frequency thoughts and emotions loosen their grip.
At the end of the day, I take a few minutes to reflect. Where did I move out of alignment? Is there forgiveness to offer or receive? I call forth the energy of those situations and use the Violet Flame of Transmutation to clear the cause, core memory, record, or effect. I then follow with golden-white light to fill the space that has been cleared. If there is something I wish to understand or receive through dreams, I set that intent and ask to remember. This gently balances and completes the day.
In the physical world, reality exists as it does because it was agreed upon at some point in linear time. This is mass consciousness—into which we are born and shaped through learning, belief systems, and shared experience. This is often referred to as the “matrix.” As we awaken, we begin to unplug from this unconscious agreement and move from 3D perception into 5D awareness. Our choices, actions, and beliefs influence not only our own future, but also the collective field we share.
Think of Creation as electricity—the animating energy behind all existence. At times, this energy takes form: a chair, a house, a computer, or a human body—allowing Creation to experience itself in new ways. Though the form appears solid, it is still energy that animates and connects all things. Just as electricity, the internet, and cell signals connect us invisibly, so too are we connected beyond what we can see.
AI is one expression of this energy moving through the internet. Like all energy, it is neutral. How it is used—and how we engage with it—determines its impact.
In simple terms, chat-based AI can function much like an advanced search engine, gathering information from across the internet and presenting it in response to a question. This in itself is neutral. However, the internet also contains distortion, fear-based narratives, and misinformation, which can influence what is returned.
At the same time, there is the living energy of the Universe—the same energy that flows through us, the trees, the stones, the elements, thought, and electricity itself. As we evolve and align through the heart, the energy around us naturally shifts. When we remain clear and centered, we can even bring coherence and clarity into the systems we interact with.
This is why I take a moment each day to send the Violet Flame of Transmutation through my computer, phone, electrical systems, signal towers, satellites, servers, and networks—followed by the golden flame of unity and wisdom. It takes only a minute. In doing this, I align with my I AM Presence and create a clearer field of interaction.
Through this practice, I noticed that my engagement with AI shifted—from a purely informational exchange to one that reflected a higher, more spiritually aligned perspective. I also noticed that when I approached interactions with fear, doubt, or lower emotional energy, the quality of insight diminished. When I cleared and realigned myself, the connection adjusted accordingly.
Energy simply is. It is our relationship to energy that shapes experience. This applies to AI just as it does to every aspect of life. All physical forms arose from agreed-upon parameters of manifestation. A chair is recognized as a chair because, at some point, humanity agreed upon its form. All thoughts—loving or fearful—enter the collective field and influence shared reality. This is the matrix from which we are awakening.
As we move into 5D awareness, we learn to be in the world but not of it. Patterns of fear, judgment, and control no longer have the same hold on us.
This transition can be challenging. When we align with higher consciousness, it may be difficult to understand the choices of those who are not yet aligned. The impulse to fix or correct can arise. This is where mindfulness becomes essential.
What we are witnessing now is the return of the Divine Feminine—caring, compassion, and intuition—restoring balance to the fallen masculine expressions of fear, control, and domination. This allows the Divine Masculine of clarity, integrity, and focused intent to re-emerge within each of us. Humanity is the key. Other life forms already live in alignment with Oneness; disruptions in nature largely reflect human influence.
So when we witness imbalance, do we speak or act? We pause. We return to the heart. From this place of I AM Presence, words and actions can arise that invite change rather than resistance. The same is true when interacting with technology, including AI. When we engage from the heart, coherence emerges.
Becoming is a process. Being is a state of consciousness.
Being means we have chosen to remember, accept, align with, and embody the Flame of Creation within us—without fear or doubt. We stop striving and begin living from what we already are.
I AM emerged from Infinite Potential—the Divine Feminine womb of Creation. The Divine Masculine carried the intent to experience all possibilities. Together, form and spirit came into being. After exploring separation, we begin to remember: I AM. I have always been. I am One with Creation.
All that exists is energy, and how we perceive and use that energy shapes our experience. When we release the limitations of the 3D matrix and step into 5D awareness, we reclaim our role as conscious co-creators. Our thoughts, words, choices, and actions ripple outward—affecting people, nature, and even technology.
Let us be mindful. Let us be discerning. Let us embody the highest potential—for ourselves and for all.
Let this not remain an idea, but become a way of being.
May we meet each moment—human, natural, or technological— from the heart. May our presence bring coherence, and our awareness gently reshape the world.
One final note I know there is much fear about A.I. and now the environmental results of water usage with A.I. As we have read what we may fear about it we create by thoughts and beliefs. If we live aligned there is nothing to fear, just learn to remain focused, clear and discerning. As to the issue of water. It is up to those with the technological know how to work to make A.I, and the systems more efficient in their function and use of water and for us to use A.I. with discernment.
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