The Future Human: Why We Are Choosing a New Timelin
This explores the revolutionary advancements we will have with agriculture and simply the ways that we are going to be living. I encourage you to just sit back and really take in this transmission—on the words, yes, but especially on the energetic level of what you end up feeling and receiving from this both emotionally and energetically. I would love to hear how this lands for you, and I really look forward to reading about what you are doing or what dreams you have about how we are going to be living in community together.
The Exhaustion of Humanity and the True Desire of the Heart
There is a being speaking in this inner earth who is talking about how so much of humanity right now is exhausted on a soul level and on an emotional level. There is a sense of exhaustion and a sense of wanting to kind of throw in the towel, a sense of “what is the point?” because there has not been enough of an example of how it can be possible to live in harmony.
That’s what every human heart wants. When all of the distortions are taken away, the truth of the human heart is that it wants to live in peace, harmony, and reciprocity with all beings. That is what it craves desperately. The heart knows that living in that reciprocity is a way that in itself is what we could call free energy. It is forever feeding itself and then being fed in return. That is the natural way of humanity. That is the natural way of the heart: to give and receive again and again, and to be fed and nourished, and then feed and nourish in return infinitely. It is possible to do it infinitely.
Evolution, Longevity, and Conscious Disincarnation
Reciprocal living is one of the reasons why our age, the length of time that we live, will also extend. When we are living in such a reciprocal way, we naturally have more life force available to us.
Far down the future, people will choose when to disincarnate. It’s just a choice that it’s their time to leave because they are ready for a different adventure. Sometimes, not everybody chooses to do that, but that is a choice that actually every human has had and can have again: to choose when in a very conscious way. Not just on a soul way of “this is my exit point,” but in a conscious way of “I have completed my time here.” Because of this, it becomes a celebration of life. People celebrate that this person has come to a point of completion, knowing full well that they’re not disappearing or going away—they’re just transforming.
There are all of these little hints of where we are going as a collective, these glimmers from the future. There are many of those things happening now.
The Collapse of Old Systems and the Shared Vision
We are in the time where the systems that have been holding a very tight, contracted, and controlling grip over our lives are beginning to fall and break under the pressure. The humans that once supported those systems are also becoming unwilling to support them any longer, both in an energetic and a physical sense.
Even in a metaphorical sense, the mess that will be created from these systems falling apart will need to be tended to. It will need to be cleaned up. That process of humanity choosing to come together to clean up a mess is actually one of the points of significant evolution for us as a species. This is because we have forgotten what it means to share a common goal. We have forgotten what it means to share a vision—a vision that is based on love and unity, a vision that is based on the common good of all beings. We have forgotten how to dream and vision together.
One of the ways that we are going to remember how to do that is by physically coming together to clean up a mess, holding the shared vision: How can we make this beautiful again?
The Role of Cooperative Communities
There must be a guiding light, a North Star for humanity to move toward, to keep their eyes on, and to hold in their hearts. There must be that vision, and that is the true role of these cooperative communities. They give a vision of the future because the beings who are in those communities are going to be holding a shared vision. They are going to remember again what it is to dream together.
When you live in a collection of people, you are dreaming. Whoever your neighbors are beside you—if you’re in an apartment building, whoever is around you—you are dreaming with them. They are affecting your dreams and you are affecting their dreams when you sleep. When we bring that into a conscious way while you are awake, your energetic field is impacted by the beings who are around you. That’s one of the reasons why it can be so challenging for someone who is living in a neighborhood, city, state, or country where no one around them shares something that is deep in their heart. It is very hard for them to live there because they feel absolutely isolated. No one is sharing their dream; no one is sharing the light that they carry in their heart.
There are many beings who have come long before us that have lived in that way, whose shoulders we stand on now. They were brave enough and capable enough to carry that light even in absolute isolation. It has been planted, and now we are able to pick up that light as well to continue with that torch. There are more and more beings who are capable and also who want to carry that torch. Some people are holding the torch and saying, “I have it but I don’t know what to do with it now,” and that’s also okay. Other beings have received that fire and they’re keeping it in the hearth in their home because they say, “This is the only place I know what to do with it,” and that’s also perfect.
But the purpose, the vision, and the power of these cooperative communities is that the fire is burning together. It’s shared. It’s contributed to by many people who have chosen to come and remember what it is to live in harmony and to dream together.
Two Essential Qualities for Individual Preparation
There is another being coming forward who is talking about a piece of these communities that is relevant to us right now, answering the question of what we can do as individuals to prepare. There are two qualities that they are describing that are necessary for these communities to be successful. They are qualities that must be practiced continuously within each of us as individuals, and they are the only way that true harmony can occur:
- Emotional Resilience
- Authentic Expression
Authentic expression means the individual recognizing what they are feeling. It is not necessarily only through the verbal vocalization of what they are feeling to another person, but also the authentic recognition of what is wanting to be expressed.
Understanding Sensitivity and Egoic Distortion
With emotional resilience, there must be a choice that people make. At this time, there is a lot of sensitivity that has been unearthed within the human collective. This sensitivity is actually very necessary and helpful. It is part of how humanity is recognizing that the current systems do not work because people are not happy; they can no longer pretend to even be happy because of how sensitive many people have become to various aspects of life and treatment from others.
Not all of these interpretations that contribute to the sensitivities are pure—some do come from egoic distortion—but right now, the egoic distortion is actually serving a purpose. That is just an idea to go sit with on its own: How is egoic distortion serving a purpose in your life, and how has it served a purpose in your life? On a collective level, this egoic distortion of hypersensitivity is serving a purpose because it is bringing so much to the surface. It allows other people who would normally not be sensitive to become more sensitive, and those who would turn away from sensitivity are many times triggered into anger, which they actually would also not have been expressing otherwise. So, it is still contributing to authentic expression even though it’s based in egoic distortion.
Practicing True Emotional Resilience
Part of the evolution of this is that in a community, people are remembering what emotional resilience is. Even right now, one of the practices in order to move in this direction is to practice emotional resilience. This means when something comes and ruffles your feathers or turns on something that makes you very angry inside, you are able to accept that this is an authentic expression within your being, but you have the emotional resilience to move through that emotion fully and not project it onto another person.
Emotional resilience means that you are fully taking ownership of your emotions and letting them go after you have felt them fully. You let them move through you, and you are not holding on to something that makes you want to point your finger or blame another person for the experience of the emotions you are having. That is a key piece to how these communities will be successful. If people choose to show up with hypersensitivity and lack emotional resilience, the community will just fall apart under constant social conflict and confrontation, which is not a form of harmony.
Teachings from Nature
Beings that live in the wild are resilient. A tree withstands every storm that comes its way and yet still continues to grow; it does not shake its fist at the sky when a storm comes. It recognizes that the storm is part of its growth and its resilience. If you do not yet practice emotional resilience, or you’ve never even heard of this idea, you can ask the trees. You can ask the earth to teach you emotional resilience.
Consider animals as well, even in scenarios that are emotional for many people. When a deer from a group is taken by a pack of wolves, the remaining deer do not resent the wolves. There’s no resentment that builds. There is emotional resilience and the understanding that it is part of the cycle of life to go through something like that. Even a conflict that can feel that damaging or aggressive calls on emotional resilience.
This doesn’t mean that the deer chooses to go live with a pack of wolves—a deer chooses to live with its own kind where it’s understood. Paired with emotional resilience, authentic expression means you are choosing to live with those who do want to support you and understand your lifestyle. That is also part of the beauty of these communities: people who have a shared vision and a shared culture are able to come together and live in harmony because they are willing to authentically express themselves while also showing up with resilience, remaining aware of external projections, and avoiding blame.
Cultivating Joy and Heart Capacity
Coming in touch with what our heart truly wants to express and feel means giving our attention to our heart each and every day for extended periods of time, choosing to bring up the feeling that you want to live in. Your heart naturally expresses joy, and it wants to live in that way.
When you choose to feel your heart every day, and you choose to bring up the emotion of joy and just sit with it for five minutes—focusing only on your heart and the feeling of joy, cultivating it and growing it—that becomes part of your authentic expression. By doing this, you also become more emotionally resilient. When you allow yourself to feel emotions such as joy, and when you allow yourself to express authentically and feel fully, you expand your emotional capacity. You are no longer pushing your emotions off onto someone else, running and hiding from them, or blaming yourself for feeling them. When you focus your attention on cultivating joy and gratitude within your heart, you naturally hold a greater emotional capacity within your field, making you inherently more resilient.
The Timeline of Shifting Structures (Next 5 to 15 Years)
In asking the Syrian Council about the timeline of these types of communities propping up, they indicate that 5 to 10 years from now, the structures that are currently cracking are going to be really in a state of disrepair. They are going to lose a lot of power because of this state.
This is going to force an evolutionary shift. It’s going to force humanity to start thinking differently. It’s really going to force people who are currently not in this place—who aren’t even open to a conversation about channeling, and especially not about a cooperative community—to start considering another way of living. They will simply realize there is actually no way for things to keep going the way that they are. There is going to be a large wave of that through the population of the planet 5 to 10 years from now. The wave will begin in 5 years and continue for the next 5.
Over this next period of time, leading up to 10 years from now, more communities are going to start beginning, even in very small ways. Groups of people who don’t even realize they’re going to start communities yet will buy land and then find themselves allowing others to come live with them. In the beginning, it’s going to be a little wobbly and delicate, as all things are, and it will be a process of learning. That’s why emotional resilience and joy must be key pieces of the vision. The rebuilding must happen not from a state of despair—because that’s part of how we got where we are right now, from a lack of being empowered—but from a place of authentic joy so that the community can live and thrive.
Really over the next 15 years in total, things are going to be shifting dramatically. Communities are going to continue to be built, and in 5 to 10 years, the systems that are currently falling are really going to lose a lot of power. It’s going to be like having an abandoned building that has fallen apart sitting there. There might be a few people who are still trying to work in the building, but it won’t mean anything; it’s not going to do anything.
Summary:
Starting Where You Are
What has been given as these practices for emotional resilience and authentic expression are for the individual, but they are also to be understood on a collective level. It is imperative that groups of beings now come together holding this vision, choosing to move into this future right now so that there is a way forward and a lot of wrinkles have been smoothed by the time more people come on board. It will make the transition much easier if there are more people participating in these types of cooperative living situations.
It doesn’t have to be a monumental shift. Yes, the idyllic vision of living on beautiful land with a group of people and being self-sustaining is absolutely something to create and move toward if you have the capacity, the resources, and the vision to do so, or if you have the impetus to join a community that is already doing that. But it also can just begin right now with where you currently live, by creating community connections in your neighborhood or in your apartment building—even if it feels uncomfortable and probably weird at first.