The Fires of Love and Release of the Truth

The Global Burner Day is Time ordered for a release of the Darkness that holds us captive from the Unknown Truth. Love is the Offering that makes it possible to share the Truth of who we are.

The Love received from the world through the experience of our gathering together for the FIFA World Cup lifted the veil of defense for what Americans know is still wrong. I was humbled by the Love, knowing how far we’ve fallen from what we intended in the beginning.

I humbly submit what’s wrong with America, and the lessons we can all learn from the Truth of our experience.

 

We’ve fallen far from the Dream of Democracy to live in harmony with the whole. Freedom served us well before we accumulated the wealth of our prosperity. Grandma Naomi told stories of the hand of service that was extended to passing strangers in the late 1800’s. The land was given free to anyone who was willing to work it. When a stranger in need showed up at their farm they were fed at the table and given a place to take cover in the barn.

She also shared stories about some who over-stayed their welcome. One was driven off the land through by pranks played by the sisters. They left a note for the squatter from a “jealous boyfriend”. Then, in the middle of the night, they made a ruckus circling his shed on horseback. He was gone by morning.

Enough is not enough for people who feel entitled to take advantage of the hard work of others. Tom Brokaw’s book, “The Greatest Generation” expresses a theme that formed our greatest strengths — defined as the “crucible of adversity”.

Many of us don’t suffer enough to remember how it feels to go without. Basic survival skills have become a new interest. We know we’re ill-equipped to survive the hard times of the past. The loss of personal power has led us to take advantage of others with a sense of entitlement over those who invest their blood sweat and tears. The people you met at the stadiums were among the few who can afford to go.

Healthcare is also a luxury for people who can afford to be sick. Even with employer funded health insurance, many can’t afford the deductible and only go in the case of an emergency. Meanwhile, on the other side, those with the best healthcare are the ones covered by government funded medical benefits. Children may be cheaper by the dozen, when they are a means of tax deductions. Child labor was a way of life on the farm. At least they were given a stake in the future.

Americans expect everyone to speak English. Due to the size of our country, most of rarely cross its borders. Unless you make a career of it, there are fewer opportunities to learn through practice.  Americans are less inclined to appreciate “bad English” – particularly from the Hispanic communities. Who are we to expect everyone else in the world to speak English? In Arizona, Hispanics appreciated “bad Spanish” – simply because you tried. We no longer relate to the people who work the hardest to bring the food to our tables.

And speaking of food – those massive proportions and free drink refills are a source for declining health in America. Once those big meals where vital to American farmers who worked all day in the fields. There are consequences of “too much of a good thing”.

It’s hard to stomach a society where some wear a pair of shoes that could feed a family in need for months, or buy a car. Outside those neighborhoods where people live in mansions, are many others who have no homes at all. It’s unlikely you were given a tour of homeless encampments.

So, we’re not so great when it comes to our collective value system. We have a lot to learn. It’s easier to see yourself clearly, when someone expresses their love. America is beautiful. Americans value outer appearance over the beauty on the inside.

There are two sides to every blessing, and two sides to all the suffering in the world. It was a little embarrassing to be told how great we are. We’re no better than anyone else in the world at caring for one another. And we are ALL good when we share common values of Unconditional Love.

A final word about Walmart. It’s a consumer’s dreamland. But, you can go there for a gallon of milk, and come home with “more stuff” that you never intended to buy. Americans are enslaved to too much of a good thing.

One advantage is the nation founded on Faith “in God we trust”. Anything built in God’s name resides under a Divine Provision. Love offers the freedom to see the best and the worst of ourselves. Only God holds the power to turn all things to the Good for those that love him.

We’re friendly and we know how to have a good time, when we can afford it.  Thank you again for all who have come to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Thanks for turning our thoughts to all that’s right from all that’s wrong. Wherever two or more gather for a common purpose, we’re bound to Love one another.

The candles are burning and the ritual of praying for one another is God’s Will.  May we all be blessed exactly where we are. I’m praying for liberty and justice for ALL, and for the common benefit of Solar Radiation therapy to heal what’s broken.

love, Debra

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THE TRECENA OF EARTH/CABAN: THE CLARION CALL TO OUR HEART
MAYAN CALENDAR DAYKEEPER’S JOURNAL
4 Sun/AHAU (ah ‘how), Cherokee, Flower/GUN’TSI EK, Destiny Kin 160, Position 20 (Zero)
July 1, 2026, 07/01/2026; Times Before: 10/14/2025, 01/27/2025, 05/12/2024

[Text in italics was the primary source of inspiration for my journal. These are the sources that started my journey and they are the reference for interpretation each day. By providing the original text, I hope to offer a way to see what inspired my thoughts and by including all the aspects – allow for something more to inspire you. Mayan descriptions are those written by Ian Lungold. Cherokee descriptions came from multiple sources. Links to sources and other resources of study are offered on the Daykeeper Resources Page. ~Debra]