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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required (A lone voice whispers) Will you lift up your veil and pray for the innocent faces of those starving and feeling unclean? The people displaced by those hidden, unseen? Or the dark souls in plain sight who covet total power over every scene? If so, follow me. For as a wise man once said. A man will meet you carrying an earthen pitcher of water; follow him into the house where he goes in." Or will you, exhausted and tired? Just go about your business in abject silence, as they carry on their wickedness with total impunity and such violence? (C) Copyright John Duffy Image shared under fair usage policy. The Age of Aquarius is symbolised by the "water-bearer," often associated with pouring out knowledge, truth, and spiritual wisdom to humanity. The veil lifting reflects that old paradigms are crumbling and a new earth is slowly emerging—not through force, but through frequency. The quote is biblical refering to a transition point, guiding disciples from the old covenant to the new, often seen as a precursor to a new era of spiritual awareness. Just look at the release of recent files. What was once done in secret behind a curtain of secrecy is coming into the light of judgment. Have you lifted yours yet? I hope so. Salute.
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