Citando a Julian Katari del 19/06/2025, 5:03 pm

The foundations of creation.

I have been spoken about specifically the foundations that make our world change. Today as we resonate with this frequency, we are invited to meditate about all the troubles, problems and changes that come about in our lives and in the world. Today's nawal wants to sooth us from the suffering of this ongoing civilizational crisis. At our small level it certainly is suffering, and even more to those who are closer to the fire. When we look at the hands and soul-less minds of those who are willing to perpetrate this, no punishment, no consequence is big enough. They will have to stop, every single one that is pushing buttons and doing things because they are told, killing and waging war, driving humanity and biological balance further to the ashes. Let's not forget that. But for us we need to zoom out of our small scale and look at the big picture. These events are part of the gear that is moving our world. The foundations of our world are shaking so that we can get a clean slate to build on. This is a planetary new fire, like what happened in population centers in mesoamerica where they would burn and destroy the cities to build a new stage on them... or to abandon them forever.

Does the new fire make more sense? The order followers are destined to be removed, that's all that can happen. With them they will take many, and you better be prepared to do the right thing. Zoom out of your littleness and consider looking at the big picture and placing yourself in a situation where you won't be part of the collateral. Meanwhile try to find a light to cling to in this overwhelming darkness. Understand that all this change will result in a good, choose to be one of those who will see the sun come out of this darkness.

 

Citando a Julian Katari del 06/03/2026, 9:53 pm

Switch.

Today is—was—like the four pillars of the universe, the four batabs. Each with its element. They stand at the four extreme corners of the world, places you would not want to inhabit.

Today, here, we live in the middle—in the meeting point of these four extremes—where their destructive and constructive forces cancel one another out to create a balanced world. The extreme effort demanded of us is what makes us strong. That is life; without this journey, we would be left weak and diseased.

That is what the modern technocratic system wants for us. It is a cross we carry in martyrdom, though it exists only in our minds. It divides our world and traps us in one corner, familiar with only one element.

It is not enough that we barely survive within a theft economy. On top of that, we carry the rotten crosses of belonging, because we are afraid to let go and have to switch.

But if you can switch—if you do not care about belonging to any single element or corner—then you can become complete. Plasticity will open the gate for you to a place where both night and day exist in beauty.