A Message From The Queen

Summary

The website content conveys a message from a vision of the "Queen" advocating for a return to the emotional connections and values of the 1980s, and for the elevation of women and minorities to equal status in society.

Abstract

The author shares a dreamlike encounter with a maternal figure referred to as "the Queen," who serves as a spiritual guide. This divine mother takes the author back to the 1980s, a period characterized by deep emotional connections and a sense of reality that is perceived as lacking in the modern world. The Queen expresses concern over the impact of technology, particularly cell phones, on mental health and human relationships, suggesting that the digital age has led to a decline in genuine human interactions and the erosion of traditional institutions like marriage and family. The author is urged to manifest a return to the values and feelings of the 1980s, emphasizing the importance of the golden sunlight as a metaphor for the warmth and authenticity of that era. The Queen's message includes a call to action for societal change, advocating for the respect and equality of women and all marginalized groups, envisioning a world where everyone is recognized as part of the human race, equally important and interconnected.

Opinions

The author believes that modern technology, especially cell phones, contributes to mental illness by creating superficial connections that fail to satisfy the human need for love and belonging.
There is a nostalgic view of the past, particularly the 1980s, as a time of greater emotional connection and authenticity.
The Queen in the vision criticizes the prevalence of hookup culture and "friends with benefits" arrangements, seeing them as detrimental to society and not conducive to genuine love and relationships.
The author suggests that the decline of traditional family structures has left people feeling broken and bitter, leading to a cold and robotic society.
The Queen's manifestation calls for a societal shift back to the values of the 1980s, with a focus on the elevation of women and minorities to achieve true equality and respect within society.
The author emphasizes the importance of collective manifestation and action to bring about the desired changes, inviting others who resonate with this vision to join in the effort.

She took me back to a time when our world was very different

photo by the author

Our divine mother came to me in a dream as she quite often does.

She took me back to a time when our world was very different.

It was the 1980’s. The sun was golden and so was the light bathing everything in a gorgeous, nostalgic glow.

She reminded me of how much more connected everyone was emotionally and how everything felt more “real".

She told me that our cell phones are making us mentally ill. We feel like we are making a connection with people on our phones but it is removed and cold. Clinical. It never satisfies our human need for love, affection and a sense of belonging to something bigger than us.

Our institutions of marriage and family which although constraining in some ways especially for women, have been destroyed. Now we have hookup culture and friends with benefits.

These are things that have always existed but for the minority. It does not serve us as a whole.

It leaves people broken and bitter, no longer able to give and receive love freely. People have turned cold and robotic like the sun has turned white and harsh.

She asked me to create a manifestation to bring us back to the eighties. To not question too much how that would occur but to concentrate on how it felt to live in that time and especially to remember that beautiful golden sunlight.

I started this manifestation at the beginning of the year. I had previously been concentrating on one to end the hookup culture and for women to be respected and fully equal in our society.

The Queen would like as many people who resonate with this request to also join in manifesting a return to that time and the elevation and acceptance of women and all other minorities and marginalized people as equals.

We are all one race. The human race. We are all as important as each other.