by Chris Johnson | Jun 23, 2017 | Acts of Terrorism, Beliefs, Brexit, Consciousness, Evolution, Fear, Grenfell Tower blaze, Political Reform, Powerlessness, Shift, Violation
In my last blog post, I predicted that the outcome of the UK’s election would produce a third shock to the established political system. I linked my prediction to the tragic mass event of the bombing of the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on May 22nd and...
by Chris Johnson | Jun 2, 2017 | Accept & Allow, Acts of Terrorism, Beliefs, Brexit, Fear, Non-violation, Political Reform, Politics, Powerlessness, Suicide, Terrorism, Trump's Presidency, Unworthiness
The “rule of three” is a common feature in communication. It’s found for example in literature and writing in general, rhetoric and public speaking, and the art of comedic delivery. (And there it is again, in that sentence!)...
by Chris Johnson | Feb 4, 2017 | Consciousness, Divine Feminine Energy, Divine Love, Essence, Excitement, Fear, Natural Principles, Political Reform, Powerlessness, Undeservingness, Unworthiness, Violation
How to be responsibly responsive and dissipate your fear In Part 1 of this blog article I said that most people will be experiencing just two feelings now that Donald Trump has begun his Presidency. Fear and excitement. If you’re feeling predominantly fearful (anger,...
by Chris Johnson | Jan 28, 2017 | Consciousness, Cooperation, Divine Love, Excitement, Fear, Patience, Political Reform, Powerlessness, Shift, Trump's Presidency, Undeservingness, Unworthiness, Values
In my last post (Will Trump trump Brexit?) I said, “It doesn’t matter who’s elected [as President]. What crucially matters is that we take heed of the psychic communications encapsulated by the feelings and emotions the events stir up within each of us.” Now that...
by Chris Johnson | Aug 4, 2015 | Beliefs, Consciousness, Fear, Indigenous peoples, Mythology, Shift
Arachnophobia – symbolic of our fear of disconnection? After lunch, I headed over to the teaching room for the start of sessions. I picked out a chair from the circle placed around the room and sat down. As I waited for my fellow students to arrive, my thoughts turned...
