Pleiadian Renegades through Amanda R. Ryan

“Everyone wins when all are seen as divine.”

For most of the world, the election of Obama is cause for a big sigh of relief, if not outright jubilation. For most of the people of the country he will hold office in, however, there is confusion. You have never been in such a position before, have you? No more awkward separation, no more guilt, no more reason to fear. What a strange place to be in. The future strangeness is yet stranger, however, so best to deal with the strangeness now before you. Looking at this now will make what soon will be a lot less strange. For the world is about to have a new gameboard, a new set of rules, and a new broadly defined game to play, and this one ensures that everyone wins.

Through the generations of history, not much has changed in a very long time, as the game of domination has played itself out. Though there have been regional variations, the most telling quality of the game has been that of “me first” to the derivative power of insensitivity becoming a bonus power for enabling the players who wanted to win to bend the rules to their benefit. Some have learned in doing that the game has some hidden rules, and that winning at the expense of a player with less drive to make their own lot better while others struggle to stay alive is not winning at all. You have some idea of self-sacrifice as a trick to help others win, but we are here to tell you that making yourself less than divine is not part of the new game. Everyone wins when all are seen as divine. In the new game, everyone wins, and with the election of a game-player who understands this rule, the losers from the old game have nothing to dread, save what they carry with them.

Now that fear has been exposed as nothing more than a device used by game-players to beat down any who see through their self-serving strategies, it is no longer a consideration, for the new rules discount the need for such actions as beating, cheating, or only-me treating of anyone at all. No one need fear. When that basic rule of play is understood, as it now is becoming more widely understood, you will see how it is possible for the new game to be inevitably winnable, even for the most unlikely of winners, even for those who have historically been denied that role. If you think fear is needed to make the game interesting, that is your right, but to wield fear as a weapon of domination, to use it against another is soon to be known to be no fun for anyone. Those who continue to play by the old rules will soon find themselves without any playmates, but not without a choice. In the game of free will, choice is always an option.

Contrary to popular belief, your leaders have played their parts well, leading you to the inevitable end-game of love taking no prisoners and setting slaves free. The tide is turning and soon will wash away tears of pain, injustice, and remorse. As the game of trade to gain becomes, day by day, the game of being in the now in harmonic resonance with love’s joyful music, a wave of new energy builds to a thundering crescendo and crashes onto the shores of individual consciousness, forever changing the collective awareness of humanity and flooding your senses with the light of your own divinity. Play on, dear ones, for there is no turning back, and there is only love to win. The next events will reveal much to show our words to be true. Be aware of love as it shares some secrets. You might not guess what they are, but they are sure to give you a new understanding of who the players really are. We take our turn, and the world wins.