Just finished watching the movie Deja Vu with Denzel Washington (sad to see Jim Caviezel play the bad guy) and yeah, I know it's Hollywood, but I couldn't help wondering at the end if Denzel's character actually knew why he felt like he knew Claire or was just acting like he didn't know her from the last four days.
I'm actually posting this after reading some doomers fussing about "get on with it already..."
Here's my take on this entire "awakening" -- now that I have watched that movie: The knowledge that we all now have - well, it comes with some responsibility and a lot of patience, because, really the fact is we didn't have to be here. The white hats could have lost the grip on Project Looking Glass and it could have fallen into the wrong hands. Maybe 45 wouldn't have accepted the pleading to help save us. It's clear as day in John 10:10 "The enemy comes to kill, steal, and destroy." So, why are we surprised that the Bible wasn't kidding?
So, along that same vein - why are we discouraged when Q proofs literally show us time and time again that Q was right -- over and over and over. Do we awake Patriots truly believe or don't we? What did we do to deserve peace and prosperity, joy, and abundance?
I'm guilty of drumming my fingers on my desk and looking at my watch. But what if I fell into a deep sleep and woke up and was back a day before my personal rabbit hole wake-up call? What if I got up and walked over to my computer and there was no GAW bookmark? No Q anything anywhere? What if my ungratefulness and impatience caused God to just decide that He can't trust me so he wiped away my awakening?
If we didn't have all these glimpses into the "future proves past" thing, we wouldn't even know that the best WILL be coming. Are ya'll picking up what I'm putting down?
All I'm saying is that we know what we know ... but nobody promised us anything. Nobody owes us a living, or happiness. Each of us may have even played a part in our own demise - mainly because of routines and complacency. Our kids got messed up in colleges that we paid for, now they hate us because our great-grandparents owned a slave or three. So, the fact that we are so blessed to have been granted the Q hope, and the Q promises should not be cause for making the next Patriot feel doubt or despair because of the date-fagging of another.
I bet that if we all humbled ourselves and prayed, and turned from our wicked ways (anger, pride, hatred, selfish demands, laziness, bad habits) maybe, just maybe the MOAB will finally BOOM.
'just sayin'
I'm a firm believer that when you improve anything, you improve everything. Something I've realized recently that I want to improve on is cussing. It may not be like this for anyone else but when I cuss I don't feel better. When I cuss I tend to get more angry and my anger stays with me longer.
I also tend to hate the way I argue when I resort to name-calling. I know I become a lot less persuasive. As James says "Anyone who is never at fault in what they say is perfect, able to keep their whole body in check...The tongue also is a fire, a world of evil among the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole body, sets the whole course of one’s life on fire, and is itself set on fire by hell." James 3:2,6
I agree with you. Who knows what kind of role we all play in all of this? Who knows if the energy we emanate when we're living the right way isn't a light on a hill that cannot be hid?
We may look at the universe and think "I'm so small. Nothing I do could possibly matter." But look at your family, your friends, your neighbors. Does what you do matter to them? Of course it does. Could your light and your joy inspire them? Of course it can.
And if you look inward, down into our cells and the atoms that make up our cells, what do you find? Every bit as much space in scale as exists in the entire universe. So who's to say you can't make a difference? Who's to say you're small and insignificant? Who knows how our thoughts and actions echo throughout eternity.
We should all be striving to raise our vibrations in any way we can. Q says to pray. I think that's a great place to start.