Focus on the light to get through the elections

"No matter who wins, nothing will change until the light wins," my guides have told me about the Nov. 5 elections. They will not comment on who will become president, although they did say Joe Biden's body is so ill that he won't be with us much longer.

"The light needs to win," they said, and we can do our part by focusing on the light and holding onto the handholds of the fifth dimension. The fourth is not a stable dimension like the third and the fifth, so we are kind of working our way through the gateway dimension of the fourth to get to the fifth where we can permanently stay when the final push starts in four years or so.

In the meantime, we need to breathe in light and breathe out peace, walk the Earth to anchor peace everywhere, and simply try to get through each day. Time is going even faster now, which can also bring opportunities for the quick balancing of karma. Focusing on the light, healing our traumas, taking care of ourselves and others, and doing everything we need to do as well as we possibly can will all help in balancing the maximum amounts of karma. 

We are well on our way to the New Earth. However, the highest expressions of light are now coexisting with the lowest expressions of darkness with war, conflicts, terrorism, and strife of all kinds dominating the news. It's good to stay away from news as much as possible, especially now when the elections are bound to divide the nation even further.

I had a dream a couple months ago and the only phrase I remembered from it could be interpreted as a premonition or a product of the collective fears of what the heck will happen next. "Alaska has become the third Idaho within three years." Idaho had seceded from the union in my dream. Some astrologers even say there could be civil war in the future. All of the astrologers I've watched on YouTube are, at minimum, predicting a contentious election where the winner might not be declared for a while.

No matter what happens, it's our duty as lightworkers to breathe in light, breathe out peace, and keep our focus on the light. 


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