They Call Him International

International is pissed this morning. He points out how there are always impediments and obstacles in life. International talks about how human beings are always quick to blame other humans, and suggests that blaming the Divine might mean we're more on track. He shows us that the way we have always run things on the planet is falling apart, that how we define our values is changing and that it is time to take charge of the collective narrative.

International explains that his goal is to let you know what’s going on in the world to help you navigate. He shows us how it has to get worse before it gets better. As International looks at the collective narrative, he sees two versions unfolding. One heading towards tyranny and domination while the other is heading towards liberty and freedom. He connects us to the choice we have to decide what version gets told.

International shares the gratitude he was feeling before he got on the podcast knowing that he would be talking to people who are willing to do what it takes in their lives in order for humanity to have a new experience. He talks about the nature of sabotage and connects to being a human being. For a long time, International has wanted to help bring peace to the planet. Not because he wants to change the world, but because he wants to fulfill his destiny.

International talks about it being an incredible time on the planet because there is the potential for a complete restructuring of how we organize and govern. He explains that the guidance for how this will happen is the Prescription for Peace.

International is feeling very hopeful this morning. He reads a piece that he wrote followed by the Eight Scripts that make up the Prescription for Peace. International uses concept vehicles as a metaphor for building the concept nation. He shares about the challenges that presented while living in LA before he moved to the barn, suggesting it might be time for another adventure of that nature to bring the New World consciousness to more people.

In this show trailer, International gives you a brief summary of what he's going to be talking about on the podcast and then shamelessly begs you to listen (no, he doesn't, actually).