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Increased Volcanic Activity and the 5D Shift

By Open

Contributing writer for Wake Up World

Evolving people who are really paying attention may well have noted the apparent increase in earthquake and volcanic action escalating across the globe. It’s to be expected. A magnetic pole reversal is taking place, which is quickening. It corresponds with a dwindling of Gaia’s protective magnetic shield, which in her past history, has always…

The Clenched Fist and The Open Hand

The world tells you to be certain. To know the answers. To hold onto your beliefs like a weapon, ready to defend them. We clench our fists around what we think we know, terrified that if we loosen our grip, everything will fall apart.

But certainty is brittle. It shatters the moment it encounters a truth larger than itself. It keeps us trapped, unable to receive anything new.

What if real faith isn't about certainty at all?

What if it's an open hand?

Flexible. Strong. Able to receive whatever the universe offers. The unexpected joy, the difficult lesson, the uncomfortable truth. Able to let go of what is no longer serving us without breaking.

Holding your truth with an open hand isn't weakness; it's the ultimate act of trust. Trust in yourself. Trust in the process. Trust that you are strong enough to let go and still stand.

I received a preview copy of the book, for feedback and a review. Here's my perspective on the text, which I've also shared on the Openhand website:

I've been sitting with what to say for a while now. I am one of the preview readers of Resurrection, and it's taken me a while not just to read the book itself, but let everything it stirred in me soften and settle.

It is an amazingly powerful book, that offered a great number of reflections that spoke into my own journey and opened doorways into further inquiries. As well as a few of those awesome, Aha! I get it! - moments, where suddenly the internal landscape shifts, the view shifts, and you see and understand things you didn't see or fully understand before. It is also a great, unfolding tale of one being's continuing inquiry into past and self, into energy and identity that kept me hooked.

But more than that, to me, there was a strong resonance, a feeling of Truth in the tale shared. There was also a knowing, understanding, that this is not about the story, or the characters in it, neither past nor present. This is about the *energy* that flowed off the words, that I could all but see radiating off the text on my screen.

I feel to say ~ unlike what feels like all of my co-preview readers ~ I grew up in a strongly Christian household. And while I left the Church over twenty years ago, still there were times during the reading of Resurrection that I felt things triggered inside. I found that fascinating to watch and feel into and work with ~ though slightly unsettling as well, given that even after all this time and distance, the early conditioning (brainwashing) still kicked in at times to cringe and shriek, "YOU CAN'T SAY THAT!!”

I will definitely purchase the book when released as paperback, to go back and re-read it.

And this time with a notepad and pencil at hand, to excerpt all the paragraphs and sentences that really spoke to me. <3

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