Dylan Charles, Editor
Waking Times

Election time is here again, and Americans are scrambling to make sense of the choices being pimped out to us by the establishment. So much hangs in the balance right now, and it’s impossible to escape election coverage as the entire world watches with bated breath. Oh, who will it be?

Recent polls suggest around 40% of Americans consider themselves to be ‘independent’ voters, which is understandable, as this nation has always been one of maverick thinkers and innovators. The conscientious, the creative and the courageous, I believe.

By Simon Vorster & Jennifer Langstone
Contributing Writers for Wake Up World

Humanity has collectively come to see spirit and matter as antagonistic to each other, and so, believing we must choose one over the other — the spiritual or the earthly — we have become embedded in an unresolveable polarity that keeps us from embracing our true sacred nature: which is both spiritual and earthly.

A prime example of this polarity is the story of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden. Almost everyone to a certain degree holds the awareness of this story from the Bible, a version of which also appears in the Qur’an, in which humanity is cast out of Heaven for choosing to eat the fruits of the Tree of Knowledge. Depicting a tale of humanity’s inherent “sinfulness” and a need for redemption from our very nature, this story and the deeper meaning it reinforces has left a stain on the collective unconscious psyche that impacts us in ways so damaging that many cannot even comprehend it. In essence, this seminal narrative, among others, teaches us to reject and undermine the experience of the physical senses, and to carry a deeply unnatural lack of self-love and self-acceptance of our human selves.

Many of you have the feeling that healing is a long, drawn out process. It may have seemed that way, when energies were slower moving and denser, and people were generally more resistant. But right now you have the opportunity for deep and accelerated healing.

You see healing is a flow, and as you start to harness the many supports that are available for you to use, as well as embrace a complete surrender into what is required to let go of, and receive, your healing can occur faster and far more efficiently than ever before.

Miraculous healings occur when a person is completely non-resistant, has shifted into higher energies, and wholeheartedly accepts all of the help that is available to them. Can you see how the energies you are in right now, along with your greater understanding of the importance of surrender and flow, faith and trust, along with acceptance and allowing, support that healing model so beautifully?

Your evolvement, along with the energies flooding your planet, are opening up new potentials like never before. So do not constrain your future success with the models of the past, Dear Ones, for you are in unprecedented times that are opening up possibilities that would have seemed impossible not long ago. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2016/03/08/daily-message-tuesday-march-8-2016/

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The recent case of a homeless man racking up massive fines has exposed the widespread police practice of fining homeless people for being homeless.

Émilie Guimond-Bélanger, a social worker at the Droits Devant legal clinic in Montreal spoke to the media about a case that she worked on where a homeless man racked up over $110,000 in tickets.

“It was shocking. We’ve never seen someone with so many tickets,” Émilie told CBC.

The man had over 500 tickets, which amounted to over $110,000 in fines. The fines were mostly for things that homeless people can’t control, such as sleeping in the subway or asking people for money.

“He had received around 500 of them [tickets]. I could see that most of the time he would receive many in the same week, sometimes by the same officers as well,” she said.

“It’s very common, to a point where I would say it’s a systematic experience for homeless people,” she added.

On a daily basis, Émilie deals with at least two cases where people owe at least $10,000 for the crime of being homeless.