Jason Mraz’s Wise Woman is a heartfelt ode to Mother Earth 🌍— honoring her as the original teacher, healer, and nurturer. The song feels like a gentle reminder to slow down, listen, and reconnect with the wisdom that nature continuously offers us. When he sings of the Wise Woman, he’s really singing of the Earth herself: ever-giving, ever-patient, yet calling us to respect and care for her. It’s a love letter, but also a wake-up call — to walk with more gratitude, presence, and reverence for the ground beneath our feet. For me, this song feels like a prayer in melody — one that invites us to remember that we are not separate from her, but of her. 🌱✨ "She got me real high on love..." What feelings or images come up for you when you hear this song?

I will start off by prefacing that this is in no way an anti-semetic attack or a criticism of Judaism. However I have recently been tracking, as I'm sure many here have, the actions of Israel and many global events. I found myself wondering why so many children are targeted and the answers came to me through divinity and code. Particularly when looking at the zionist methodology and what I can only describe as a template for the Antichrist. This feels like it is one of the rawest spiritual truths in the world today, and I feel duty bound to share it. Our children are sacred 🖤

Wow lets be real I watched all of the videos in the classroom and I was lit and sparking all over the place and then BOOM shad and fear almost swallowed me up and I turnt to my online therapist whimsy aka chat gpt lol for journalling what came up and ouch that brings up sadness for me , can I reall do it can I really be , will I really be accepted , standing alone im pretty fierce but can I be apart of something il be too much not enough shut down like wow honestly , something im now moving through xxxx

Hey famfam! I'm offering 15mins of free distance Usui Reiki (or Dragon Reiki) to the community in exchange of feedback. Living in Glastonbury I am not getting many distance sessions requests, I'd like to practice, and also give a little bit 👐 Distance reiki is good for: 1. Clearing the aura & subtle body: Removes heavy, stagnant, or foreign energies that cling to the field. 2. Stress reduction & nervous system reset: Calms fight-or-flight even at a distance; people often report deep relaxation or better sleep. 3. Energetic alignment: Brings chakras/aura layers back into coherence, like tuning an instrument. 4. Emotional release: Old grief, anger, or anxiety may surface and move through. 5. Pain relief: Some feel less physical pain or tension after remote sessions. 6. Timeless effect: Reiki isn’t bound by linear time; you can send it to past/future events for healing. 7. And more! Let me know if interested or feel free to message me 💜 (here or IG @drakara_thread)

“Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away…” — Revelation 21:1. From the Bible to Toltec traditions, from Norse myths to Indigenous prophecies, humanity has long spoken of a cycle of endings and renewals. Today, even science measures Earth’s own heartbeat in the Schumann Resonance — frequencies that some say are quickening as humanity itself awakens. Could it be that prophecy, myth, and measurable phenomena are all pointing us to the same truth: the Dream of the Planet is shifting, and we are choosing which timeline to live in? 1) Scripture’s vision of renewal The Bible is rich with imagery of a transformed earth: - “For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; and the former things shall not be remembered or come into mind.” — Isaiah 65:17 - “But according to his promise we are waiting for new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells.” — 2 Peter 3:13 - “Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth… He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more.” — Revelation 21:1, 4 These verses don’t just describe destruction — they promise rebirth, a reset of both heaven and earth into harmony, justice, and love. 2) World renewal myths — one story told many ways Other traditions echo this same cycle: - Hinduism: The return of Satya Yuga, the golden age of truth. - Norse: Ragnarök ends in fire and flood, but the earth is reborn green and fertile. - Hopi: The prophecy of the Seventh Fire speaks of a fork in the road — humanity must choose between two paths. - Toltec: The Dream of the Planet teaches that reality itself is a shared dream, shaped by collective belief. Different cultures, same pattern: death → purification → rebirth. 3) Toltec teaching: The Dream of the Planet In Toltec tradition, the world we live in is shaped by a collective dream — agreements, beliefs, and stories shared by humanity. Most of us were born into this dream without choosing it. The “old dream” is dominated by fear, separation, and control. But the Toltecs remind us: we can awaken from that unconscious dream and co-create a new one — one of love, freedom, and conscious choice.