They Call Him International

International shares how hard it is not to be affected by what’s happening on the planet. As if what happens in our individual stories isn’t already a lot, on top of that, the planet is going bonkers! He sees his job as providing hope, clarity, and context, which are valuable to help track what’s going on in the world. International shows us that in these volatile times, we are coming out of one way of existing on the Earth and moving into another way.

International provides context: the collective story of mankind is heating up and we are in a time of tribulation. He explains that things have been dysfunctional and festering for a long time, and that they have to get worse before they get better. International reminds us that we can either tell the story consciously or unconsciously. If we’re asleep at the wheel, the forces of illusion will prey on our unhealed trauma and shame. As the new collective narrative comes in, International shows us that we have an opportunity for a system upgrade.

International is coming to you live from the New World. In this episode, he explains that we’re all in the collective narrative and for the first time on the planet, we have a choice to tell the story we want to tell. We can go down the road of the Old World narrative which is falling apart or the New World narrative which has just been born. He references times in history where everyone received collective communication that the world would never be the same – the American Revolution, 9/11, and now, Coronavirus. International describes how he is here to deliver high level perspective and context – a job given to him by the Divine.

International shares that he’s had a challenging couple of days between the Oregon fires and members of his family acting out. He talks about how the world is getting crazier and helps us understand what’s really happening on the planet in these dark and confusing times. International brings hope by offering high-level perspective and references Star Wars to talk about the battle over our belief systems.

International is on the air even though it’s been a grueling 24 hours and he’s exhausted. He and his family had to evacuate their home because of the fires in southern Oregon. As he talks to his listeners, he starts to feel the relief. He notices that there is a lot to be grateful for – everyone is safe and his house didn’t burn down. His job, he says, is to bring hope by delivering perspective and context. As the craziness of the Old World continues, he explains that we are taking charge of the collective narrative to bring peace to the planet.

International feels lots of resistance doing the show after the Labor Day holiday. He identifies his brand of sabotage as wanting to do something else and try something new when he’s feeling resistant. International explains that things have to get worse before they can get better. His job is to bring hope, perspective, and context, and he is clear that the New World is coming whether we like it or not!

International likens the work that is being done in forming a collective that isn’t corrupted, to a sourdough starter. He brings in Alcoholics Anonymous as an example of the technology of the New World coming into existence. International talks about the Prescription for Peace and focuses on Script Four. He explains that when individuals express authentically, they can connect with others powerfully. As this experience grows and grows, eventually peace will have conquered the world.

International explains that he isn’t trying to change the world. He’s helping to build the New World, which is transformative. International connects us to the hope of the collective narrative changing. He talks about Script Eight in the Prescription for Peace and shows us how building the nation is about the synthesis between masculine and feminine. International points to events throughout history where we can see this synthesis starting to happen in small and powerful ways.

International is broadcasting live from the New World where he is currently challenging fears. He explains that the greatest fear is the fear of dying because we are programmed to survive and procreate. However, he connects us to how, as mystics, we need to embrace the death energy as it is the energy of transformation. International likens fears to parasites that infect our bodies. He encourages us to use the New World consciousness to go through the challenges and tribulations we face, and to challenge our fears.

International wishes that we were further along in the New World narrative because the Old World sucks and it’s getting crazier and crazier. He explains that we’re telling a story together and it’s called the collective narrative. International talks about how real unity comes into existence. He shows us that we are currently experiencing the rocky transition of the Old World narrative breaking down and the New World narrative coming in. International assures us that there is hope.