► Questioner: “Will there be official governments in New Earth?”
► Channelled by Dave Akira
► Message Received Date: September 20th
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Hello again my friends, I am Valir of the Pleiadian Emissaries. Your willingness to remain still for a little longer can change how deeply you receive the presence of Prime Creator in your daily life. Many of you already make time for meditation, and you have learned how to settle the immediate movement of your thoughts, yet the moment you feel some relief, your attention often turns toward finishing. You feel better, you recognize that the practice has helped, and you begin preparing for the next activity while a quieter understanding is still taking shape. We ask you to give that understanding a little more room, especially when you have brought a question into stillness and your mind is already eager to decide what the answer should be. Receptivity continues through your willingness to listen after the first familiar conclusion appears. Your awareness can rest with Prime Creator while the need to explain the experience gradually eases, and this allows something deeper than your usual expectations to influence the choices before you. The difference can feel very ordinary at first, perhaps a little more patience with a person you were ready to dismiss, or a clearer sense of what an agreement actually asks of you. That small change matters, dear ones, as your spiritual understanding enters the world through the decisions you are willing to reconsider. A more peaceful Earth needs people who can remain available to guidance while they are living, speaking, and responding to one another, with enough inner space to let their actions change. Many lightworkers have experienced beautiful periods of connection and then resumed the same hurried way of making decisions, simply through habit and the pressure of daily responsibilities. We invite you to bring your attention to that transition, where stillness ends and the next movement begins, so that receiving can remain part of what follows. You already know how to give your mind a question; your next opportunity is to give the answer enough silence to develop. Prime Creator can be welcomed in the interval when you have stopped asking and have yet to begin deciding, and you can learn to remain there with a growing sense of ease, as you let the Higher Self guide you. Your whole life can gradually reflect that willingness, through the way you care for yourself, the way you consider others, and the freedom you allow a fresh understanding to bring.
Your world carries unrest through repeated decisions made from the shared belief that human beings must secure their lives entirely through personal control. We see that belief as the cause of most, if not all, human suffering. When that feeling governs a relationship, people protect their position before they understand one another; when it governs a community, shared needs can disappear beneath the struggle to determine who will decide. We see a spiritual separation at the center of this pattern, where awareness of Prime Creator has little room to influence the way people respond. Receptivity allows another quality of understanding to enter those moments, and the work of lightworkers is to give that understanding a consistent place in human experience. Humanity has had many teachings about divine presence, while the patient practice of living from that presence has reached fewer of the ordinary decisions through which collective life is shaped. The opportunity before you concerns this difference between what is understood and what is actually allowed to guide an action. You may understand that all life shares one Source and still approach a disagreement as though the other person’s wellbeing has little relationship to your own. Stillness gives you time to feel the consequences of that assumption and receive a more complete response. The suffering around you also carries the effects of history, institutions, material conditions, and choices made by many people, so your compassion needs room to meet the whole person within those circumstances. A family facing hunger needs food, care, and practical cooperation, and your alignment with Prime Creator can strengthen your willingness to help provide them. We ask you to recognize the spiritual responsibility within your reach, where your attention, your resources, and your next decision can contribute to greater harmony. Each person who listens more deeply gives a conversation a different possibility, and each community that considers its members with greater care changes something real within its shared life. Your receptivity can help you recognize a need earlier, hear a concern more completely, and act before a preventable difficulty grows. This is how the inner practice reaches beyond the individual sitting quietly at home. You allow the presence you seek in meditation to influence the circumstances in which people actually live. Over time, repeated acts of this nature can support a wider culture of cooperation, where more people feel able to speak honestly and contribute their understanding. The peace you receive finds expression through the care you are willing to practice.
The light bulb gives you a simple way to understand receptivity: electricity is available, and pressing the switch allows the bulb to give light. Electricity is already there, it just needs the vessel to display it. Prime Creator remains present even while your attention shifts, and stillness allows that presence to enter your conscious experience with greater clarity. The movement you are learning is the willingness to receive, after you have exhausted the familiar ways of thinking about a situation. Some of you approach meditation with spiritual knowledge and then spend the entire sitting arranging that knowledge into better explanations. Your understanding can prepare you to listen, and there comes a moment when the explanation can rest while you allow direct experience its own place. You might notice a quiet release in the body, a softening of urgency, or a sense that you can meet the next moment without having every detail settled beforehand. That release can feel as simple as a switch being pressed, with your attention less occupied by its own activity. The deeper practice continues when you allow this ease to accompany an actual question about your life. You may have been determined to resolve a disagreement in one particular way, and in stillness you discover enough space to consider what the other person has been trying to express. You may have assumed that a task requires more effort, and a quieter attention allows you to see which part of the task needs a clearer decision. Your receptivity gives practical understanding more room to develop, while the mind can still organize details and carry out what needs doing. The connection matures as you allow yourself to be influenced by what you receive. Constantly checking the strength of an experience can draw your attention back into evaluating yourself, especially when you are trying to decide whether you have meditated well enough. You can let that question rest too, and remain with the simple willingness that brought you into silence. Prime Creator can be welcomed with the same sincerity on a quiet ordinary morning as during an experience that feels especially profound. Your attention gradually learns to rest in this relationship without demanding that every sitting carry a memorable event. The steadiness develops through returning, receiving, and allowing what you understand to find an honest expression. A little more openness during a difficult decision can reveal more about the depth of this practice than an account of what you felt while seated.
Stillness is one of the most powerful practices available to starseeds and lightworkers, especially when you give yourself enough time to settle beyond the first movement of the mind. Pure meditation begins simply, with a comfortable position, natural breathing, and a willingness to spend this period in the presence of Prime Creator. Your body can be supported, your shoulders can soften, and your attention can release the effort of managing the day ahead. Thoughts may continue for a while, carrying unfinished conversations, practical concerns, and the familiar wish to make good use of your time. You can notice each thought and allow it to pass without completing the conversation it offers. A concern may return several times, and each return gives you another opportunity to soften your attention and remain where you are. The mind has practiced following these movements for many years, so a patient response gives it room to learn a quieter way of participating. You might begin by recognizing that divine presence is available within this moment, then allow even that recognition to settle into simple listening. Your breath can continue at its own comfortable pace while you become aware of the support beneath your body and the space around you. The silence grows easier when you give yourself permission to experience it as it comes. Some mornings carry more movement than others, and the quality of your willingness can remain steady through those differences. As your attention settles, you may notice how often you try to improve the meditation from inside it, adjusting your posture again, searching for the right feeling, or checking how much time has passed. You can gently release each additional task and return to being available. The purpose of this time is direct communion with Prime Creator, and the simplicity of that intention allows many secondary concerns to ease. You have given your body a place to rest and your attention a place to remain, and now you can allow the experience to unfold at its own pace. The first moments of ease may arrive quietly, with a sense that there is less to manage. Stay with that ease long enough to discover what your awareness is like when it has room to listen. Your willingness can deepen through this ordinary patience, and your relationship with stillness can grow more natural each time you allow it the time and care it needs.
Many of you may feel the impulse to move out of meditation a little too soon before the mind has allowed itself to still, and we suggest that you extend this practice just a little bit. You have moved through the day’s immediate concerns, your breathing feels easier, and the thought arises that you have done enough and should get on with something else. That thought may carry the voice of efficiency, as though every quiet moment must explain its value before you are allowed to remain. We encourage you to notice this particular movement, for it can reveal how quickly a habit takes charge of a transition. You can feel the urge to stand up, recognize it as a familiar impulse, and give yourself a little more time before deciding whether to follow it. The simple act of remaining available allows the sitting to continue beyond the point at which the mind would usually declare it complete. You may discover that the wish to finish eases on its own, leaving a quieter attention that has less need to direct the experience. This is a delicate part of the practice, and gentleness allows it to develop. You are giving yourself time to receive after the need for relief has been met. The first relaxation can make your day feel more manageable, while the stillness that follows may allow you to recognize how you have been approaching that day in the first place. A concern that seemed to demand an immediate answer may reveal a need for an honest conversation. A situation you were determined to control may offer a more cooperative possibility when you have listened long enough. Sometimes the change is simply that the question can remain open without filling your whole attention. That capacity gives guidance more room to develop through the rest of your experience. You can reserve a small additional interval for this listening, suited to the time and energy genuinely available to you. As your comfort grows, the period may naturally lengthen, and on another day a brief sitting may be what your circumstances allow. Your practice grows through a willing relationship with silence, supported by adequate rest and care for the body. The extra moment matters through the openness it contains, and you can recognize that openness in the way you allow the first urge to finish to pass. Stay gently present, let your attention soften again, and discover what remains when you have allowed the familiar conclusion a little room to loosen.
Your conscious recognition of connection with Prime Creator will arrive in a way that feels entirely personal to you. Some people describe a warmth in the chest, a sudden easing of tension, or a distinct inner shift that feels almost physical, while others experience a quiet impartation of understanding. You may simply notice that the question you brought into meditation has lost its urgency and can now be considered with greater care. These experiences vary, and your attention can remain open to the way your own practice develops. The meaning of an inner experience grows clearer through its expression over time, as you observe whether it supports patience, honesty, compassion, and respect for the freedom of others. A beautiful feeling can be received with gratitude while you continue to consider the practical meaning of any impression that accompanies it. Your relationship with Prime Creator has room for both spiritual sensitivity and careful participation in the world. You can allow an insight to mature before making a large commitment, especially when other people will share the consequences. Some understanding arrives through silence and continues developing as you listen to a person, examine a situation, or discover a fact you had previously overlooked. Receptivity can remain active throughout that process. When your sitting draws to a close, allow your eyes to open gradually and give yourself a moment to notice the room around you. You can feel your feet, recognize the next task, and begin it with the same quality of attention that you were cultivating in stillness. The first movement after meditation offers a simple opportunity to carry receiving into action. A ringing telephone, a child asking for help, or a practical responsibility can invite you to express the patience you have just been practicing. You can attend fully to the need before you and return to quiet listening when space allows. The capacity to return gives continuity to the practice, even when the day contains many interruptions. Over time, you may find that your awareness settles more readily during ordinary pauses, and that you have more room to hear what a situation is asking of you. The switch you sensed in meditation finds a further expression in this willingness to remain responsive. Your life provides many opportunities to receive, and each opportunity allows the relationship to grow more familiar, more steady, and more present within the responsibilities you already carry.
A galactic Earth council is among the high liklihoods we see within the development of a sovereign New Earth and galactic citizenship, and the preparation for such service can begin among those listening to us now. The people able to contribute to this work would have practiced remaining available to Prime Creator while caring for shared responsibilities. Their experience of stillness would continue through a conversation, a difficult decision, and the discovery that another person sees something they have missed. This gives collective leadership a very practical foundation. A community needs people who can receive fresh understanding after they have already formed an opinion, especially when the matter affects many lives. The ability to stay open at that moment asks for the same patience you are developing when you remain seated after the first urge to finish meditation. You have recognized a possible conclusion, and you allow enough space for further understanding to influence it. A council formed through this maturity could help coordinate the matters that communities choose to share, including resources, learning, care for the Earth, and relationships with other civilizations. The people carrying these responsibilities would bring different forms of experience, and their spiritual practice would help them listen across those differences. A person who understands water would have something important to offer a person who understands food, and both would need to hear the families living with the consequences of their decisions. Receptivity allows each contribution to affect the whole conversation. We see the beginnings of this capacity wherever lightworkers learn to listen fully and respond with care in the communities they already inhabit. The preparation can take place in a small local gathering, within a shared project, or during the patient work of helping people cooperate around a common need. You can contribute through the quality of attention you bring, even while your own understanding is still developing. Collective maturity grows as people learn to welcome what another person can reveal about a situation. The frequency held by such a group would express itself in the time it gives to listening and the care it takes with the people affected. Your stillness can support that care by allowing you to release the urgency of having your own view confirmed. In this way, the possibility of a future Earth council reaches into the choices you make today, where shared understanding can already find a place to grow.
A group can practice this receptivity very easily. People can begin with a short period of stillness, give participants time to describe what they understand, and then return to silence after everyone has been heard. That further pause matters, as the conversation may have revealed something that changes the meaning of the original question. Each person has an opportunity to receive the whole situation again, with the experiences of others now included. Someone may recognize that an idea needs a smaller beginning, another may notice a practical concern, and another may understand why a person in the community has been hesitant to participate. The group can allow these differences to remain visible while it gathers what is needed for a sound decision. Spiritual impressions can be shared clearly alongside direct observations, with room for everyone to understand how a conclusion was reached. This allows a council to remain receptive during the work itself, as the quality of listening continues into the details of an agreement. Consider a community deciding how to care for a shared water supply. The people living nearest the source may experience the situation differently from those whose homes are farther away, and their accounts can reveal needs that a general discussion would miss. A period of quiet after hearing them can help the group release its first preferred arrangement and consider a complete response. People can then agree on a manageable action, observe its effects, and return to the conversation with what they have learned. The willingness to listen again gives the agreement room to improve. Those affected retain their own sovereignty, and their consent remains part of any responsibility entrusted to the council. Clear communication allows people to understand what has been proposed, what it asks of them, and how they can raise concerns as experience develops. This is a natural expression of spiritual maturity in collective life, where care for consciousness accompanies care for consequences. You can practice it in any gathering where a shared decision is being made. Let the final voice be heard, allow a little silence after it, and notice whether your understanding has changed. A response may arrive when the group gives itself enough room to receive what has already been said. The patience cultivated in meditation can then support an agreement that more fully reflects the people it serves.
Those who help anchor this way of living will also help others discover their own inner capacity to receive from Prime Creator. Teaching can begin with a simple shared practice: settle comfortably, allow thoughts to pass, remain available through the first urge to conclude, and carry that attention into a decision that matters. People can learn at their own pace, with enough room to describe their experience in ordinary words. One person may find silence readily, while another needs shorter periods and more familiarity with the practice. A thoughtful teacher can recognize these differences and offer guidance that supports each person’s growing confidence. The teaching reaches further when students can apply it within their own relationships and responsibilities. A parent may discover more patience during a difficult conversation, a community organizer may leave room for a concern that changes a plan, and a neighbor may notice a need that had been overlooked. These are clear ways for spiritual receptivity to enter collective life. Level 6 of the Sovereignty Consent Protocol supports this through Stabilizing Presence and Humble Mentorship, where your steadiness helps others listen and your guidance strengthens their own inner authority. Level 7, Collective Stewardship, carries the practice into New Earth Co-Creation, as people participate in projects that honor life and support self-governance. The relationship between these levels can be felt in a group learning how to care for itself. Someone initially holds a period of quiet, others grow familiar with receiving, and more people gradually feel able to contribute thoughtful leadership. The responsibility can move according to the needs of the situation and the readiness of those involved. A person who has been guiding the group can listen while another brings forward a clearer understanding. This willingness allows knowledge to spread through the community and gives more people confidence in their capacity to serve. The spiritual purpose remains direct: each person develops a conscious relationship with Prime Creator and allows that relationship to influence the quality of their participation. As more people practice in this way, the collective has a wider range of experience available to it, and shared decisions can reflect more of the lives they affect. A council serving such a community would support this growth through its own example. Its contribution would include helping others receive, speak, and act with increasing clarity, so that the whole community can carry more of its life with awareness.
The formation of a sovereign Earth council will manifest naturally as your people recognize one another’s capacity to listen, cooperate, and remain dependable within shared responsibilities – sovereign accountability. A person’s calling finds expression through the work they can sustain, and the community freely recognizes where that contribution belongs. The selection happens through lived readiness, as service reveals who has the patience and availability for a particular responsibility. Your meditation participates in this preparation when you allow it enough time to influence the habits that appear under pressure. The wish to finish quickly can arise in a difficult conversation just as readily as during stillness, and your response in either place can strengthen the same capacity. You learn to remain present while another detail is revealed, while your first reaction settles, or while the situation asks you to reconsider what you had expected. This development usually unfolds through many ordinary occasions. A commitment needs to be honored, an oversight needs to be corrected, or a person needs enough time to explain something that matters to them. Your willingness to attend to these moments gives your spiritual practice a dependable expression. Relatively few people may initially choose the sustained preparation involved in carrying broad collective responsibilities, as the work asks for considerable patience, time, and readiness to keep learning. Other people will contribute through care, craft, teaching, food, family life, and the many activities that support a flourishing community. Each contribution gives divine presence a place to express itself through human ability. The role that suits you may develop gradually as you discover where your gifts and the needs around you meet. You can allow that discovery to take place through participation, listening carefully to the effect your contribution has on others. A responsibility may expand as your capacity grows, and it may change when another person is better placed to carry part of the work. Receptivity allows you to recognize these movements with ease. You remain available to the service itself, including the quiet preparation that makes your participation more thoughtful. This can begin today in a commitment already before you, where a little more listening may reveal how to fulfill it with greater care. The future takes shape through such choices, and your readiness grows as you give each choice the attention it deserves.
Living with continuous receptivity means allowing your relationship with Prime Creator to remain welcome while you are engaged in the ordinary movements of life. You can plan a journey, prepare food, speak with a friend, or complete a practical task while retaining the willingness to receive a clearer understanding. Your attention gives the activity what it needs, and inwardly there is room for the plan to change when something important comes to light. This is a part of moving from third density habits toward fifth density living. The familiar habit seeks safety through controlling every outcome, while your growing spiritual awareness allows cooperation, patience, and shared understanding to participate more fully. You may notice this shift most clearly in the moments when an expectation is interrupted. A person responds differently from what you imagined, a task takes longer, or a plan needs to be adjusted, and you have an opportunity to remain receptive through the change. The first reaction can be allowed to settle before it determines everything that follows. You can hear the new information, recognize the actual need, and respond from a more complete understanding of the situation. You anchor the frequency through repetition, allowing your Higher Self to guide both quiet practice and outward conduct. Your meditation teaches attention that an impulse can arise and pass while awareness remains available. Daily life then gives you many places to apply what you have learned. Some days you will remember readily, and on other days you may recognize the pattern only after you have spoken or acted. Even then, receptivity can guide your next step, perhaps through a correction, an apology, or a more careful conversation. Your willingness to return gives the practice continuity. Rest also belongs within this way of living, as a rested body and a less hurried day can make patient attention easier to sustain. You can arrange periods of quiet around your real responsibilities and allow the practice to grow through a rhythm you can maintain. Over time, receiving feels more familiar within activity, and you may find yourself pausing naturally before a decision that once would have been automatic. That pause offers space for your deeper intention to influence the direction you take. The presence of Prime Creator can be acknowledged there, in the middle of an ordinary day, and your next action can reflect the understanding that has been given room to emerge.
The coming solar flash events carry the future of a wider awakening to humanity’s shared spiritual life, and many of you feel drawn to the sensitivity associated with that thought. The form and timing of such a transition remain open, while your present capacity to receive gives you a way to participate consciously in whatever changes your experience brings. In the New Earth possibilities we are describing, more people would recognize their inward relationship with Prime Creator and develop abilities that support clearer understanding, deeper empathy, and greater cooperation. Such developments would ask for thoughtful integration into life. A person learning to recognize subtle impressions would also learn how to communicate them with care, respect another person’s privacy, and allow space for different interpretations. A community could support this learning by giving people room to describe what they experience and by considering how their actions affect one another. The practice of stillness would remain valuable throughout that development, as expanded sensitivity can be received more steadily when attention has learned patience. Your preparation now includes the ability to let an experience settle before deciding what it means and the willingness to keep listening as understanding grows. As more people develop self-governance, shared leadership can devote its attention to the matters that genuinely need collective coordination. Families and communities can carry more of their own decisions with clarity, while a council helps connect the places where their responsibilities meet. Its contribution can grow more focused as the people it serves grow more capable. This gives the idea of sovereign government a natural direction: greater awareness within individuals supports greater freedom and responsibility throughout the collective. The preparation already has a place in your life through the way you listen, the time you allow a question, and the care you bring to shared agreements. Whatever the future reveals, these capacities give your spiritual understanding an immediate expression. You can strengthen them today through an ordinary period of meditation and through the next decision that follows it. The willingness to receive allows change to be met with greater steadiness, and the willingness to act with care allows insight to contribute to the world around you. Your participation in the New Earth begins through this conscious relationship with life, where you keep learning, remain available to Prime Creator, and allow your growing understanding to serve the people with whom you share the journey.
Level 5 of the Sovereignty Consent Protocol brings this teaching into a practice through Inner Authority Alignment, within Embodied Self-Governance. Before a major decision, you turn inward with the question, Does this choice align with my highest sovereignty? Your opportunity today lies in the silence immediately after that question, before the mind settles upon an answer and considers the matter complete. Many of you ask sincerely, then respond almost at once from the preference you already carried into the meditation. The question has been spoken, and your conclusion is ready to occupy the space that follows. We invite you to remain available a little longer, allowing that first answer to be present while you continue listening. Your willingness gives the question room to reach the assumptions beneath your preference. You may discover that the timing needs attention, that a commitment asks more of you than you had recognized, or that another person’s perspective deserves a fuller conversation. The guidance can affect the size and shape of the decision as well as the direction you choose. A generous intention may find a more sustainable expression through a smaller promise that you can keep with care. An agreement may need clearer terms so that everyone understands what they are accepting. A plan may benefit from further information before you devote energy to it. Your receptivity allows these possibilities to enter your awareness while the decision is still open. The additional silence is a way of giving Inner Authority Alignment greater room within your experience, and you can approach it gently in the time available to you. You are letting the existing question continue its work after your first response has appeared. That continuation matters most when you are willing for the answer to influence what you actually do. Your highest sovereignty includes conscious responsibility for your choices, with respect for the sovereignty of every person who shares their effects. Prime Creator can be welcomed within that responsibility through a patient willingness to receive. Sometimes the next step grows clear during the sitting, and sometimes clarity develops through further listening and practical attention afterward. You can remain available in either case. The question can accompany you until you understand enough to proceed with care. This is the small element we ask you to deepen: allow the silence after asking to remain open long enough for your preferred answer to receive a wider understanding.
At your next meditation, leave a little space after the moment when you would usually finish, and allow yourself to experience that time with a gentle attention. You can notice the urge to move, let your shoulders soften, and remain seated for another comfortable interval if your circumstances allow. Perhaps a minute or two will fit naturally, or perhaps your sitting will have room to continue longer. The amount of time can serve your willingness, while the important movement is the freedom to receive after habit has suggested that you are done. You may wish to bring a real decision into this quiet, especially one in which you can feel your mind repeatedly returning to the same conclusion. Ask the Level 5 question sincerely, then give the space afterward your attention. Let the first answer appear, and allow the listening to continue. A clearer understanding may concern one small detail that changes the way you approach the whole situation. You might recognize a person who needs to be consulted, a promise that needs to be adjusted, or a fact that deserves checking. These recognitions can carry significance when you allow them to influence your actions. If the answer remains unclear, you can attend to what is already known and leave room for the question to mature. A modest step that can be revised may help you learn more, or a conversation may provide the information that your reflection needs. You can return to stillness as the situation develops. The practice continues when you begin acting, through your willingness to hear a reply, observe an effect, and adjust with care. A request can be made with room for another person’s choice, and an agreement can be approached with enough attention to understand what everyone is accepting. Your meditation then has a natural relationship with the life that follows it. You have allowed a little more time for receiving, and you carry that openness into the details of participation. Over repeated occasions, you can notice whether you are listening more fully, making commitments more thoughtfully, and responding with greater patience when circumstances change. These are grounded ways to recognize the growth of your practice. A quiet sitting can influence an entire day through the quality of the next decision, and that decision can give more peace and dignity to the people involved. The extra willingness finds its expression in what you live.
Your personal moments of receptivity will support the collective ascension process through the quality of presence and elevated consciousness you bring into each moment. When you allow a little more stillness before deciding, you give Prime Creator greater room within the way you participate, and the effect can reach people who will never know how you prepared. Remind yourself often, “Let Creator Work…” Someone may feel heard more completely, a concern may be addressed with greater care, or a disagreement may find enough space for understanding to develop. Level 6 expresses this through Stabilizing Presence, as your steadiness helps a gathering remain open long enough to listen. Level 7 carries the same willingness into Collective Stewardship, where New Earth Co-Creation takes shape through projects and agreements that can keep learning from the people they serve. The relationship between your private meditation and the collective is present in these ordinary movements. You sit quietly, you allow the first urge to conclude to pass, and you discover more room to receive. Later, when a conversation reaches an uncertain point, that same room may allow another person to speak. When a decision seems settled, you may remain open to a detail that improves it. When someone asks for help, you may hear more clearly what care would require. Your contribution to harmony grows through these opportunities, and your relationship with Prime Creator finds a steady expression within them. The future you feel drawn toward asks for people who can carry this willingness through the responsibilities of living together. You can prepare by giving your inner life consistent attention and allowing the understanding you receive to influence your conduct. Each return to stillness strengthens your familiarity with receiving, and each thoughtful action gives that receiving a place in the world. The little additional time we have spoken about can begin with your next sitting, in the simple moment after you feel ready to finish. Remain gently available if you can, allow the question to rest, and give yourself room to discover what a quieter attention may reveal. Then rise with the same willingness and meet the next part of your life with care. Your presence can contribute to a more peaceful Earth through the choices before you, as you continue learning how to receive and how to serve. We hold this possibility with you in love, and we welcome the sincerity with which you make it part of your life. I am Valir of the Pleiadian Emissaries and we have been delighted to have shared this with you all today.
