It is very fitting to start this project on the eve of the birthday of our Declaration of Independence. This is a symbolic gesture of the intention of the Founding Fathers to help us liberate ourselves and our country from the current woes we are experiencing.
My purpose in writing this blog is to explore and discuss the sacred wisdom that the Founding Fathers have to share to help us get out of the current mess we are experiencing in America. They wish each of us to reclaim our free will choice to consciously accept responsibility for ourselves and to create the prosperous society that they intended for all.
The Founding Fathers were willing, privileged servants of the Whole. The original four personalities each represent a key cornerstone: George Washington represents integrity of the whole and leadership (from within). Thomas Jefferson represents humanity and creative spirit. Alexander Hamilton represents our commerce culture and the structure of it. John Adams represents the voice of the people and lack of showmanship. In addition, Ben Franklin represents human folly and human ways to connect with creative spirit.
They wish you to see them as real people rather than iconic American Heroes. They will convey their humanity, their folly and their soul journeys so that you, the reader, see yourself through their eyes and the remarkable experience of their personalities.
It is their intention to spark the flame within you to own your responsibly in the unfolding of the original blueprint of the United States of America. They will share how the burden of the financial survival mode psyche is so strong in the collective mindset that it keeps us playing small.
They wish you to experience real possibilities for yourself to capture their original spirit, harness the energy and allow it to unfold at a higher level of consciousness. For your consciousness creates reality, not laws, not personalities, not dollar bills.
Thomas Jefferson says the true purpose of establishing the USA was, and is in our present day, to glorify the common man in all of us. Our opportunity is now to see the inherent power that each and every one of us possesses and how we can bring that to the forefront in our society and public institutions.
On this July 4th let’s celebrate the cause for personal freedom and be inspired by the Founding Fathers to take personal action.
Until next time….
Your American Sister,
Mary Liz
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