This one is what I like to call bitter-sweet. It's good in one sense but caution or patience should or is what I think this thing is coming through for.
Civil wars -
Where we had and in so many cases still have the African community calling for recognition and/or reparations, we are going to be entering into an era where, (I think I posted the African American had a large window of 10 years - being 2/3 through those years already, so maybe 4 - 7 more years and that's it) other races move past them. It will be old, the complaining the outbursts, etc. Individuals after that will be the ones who either sink or swim.
Civil wars will be something especially with the hispanic community and the natives of the U.S fighting to have their voices heard for awhile, but then they simply start taking things into their own hands.
We'll have the Asian and Eastern Indian communities standing for recognition in the forefront being financial backers.
So it's good everyone is coming together like the colors of a rainbow, but the civil wars, as of now I don't feel them extinguishing could be aided in and with compassion and respect no matter who you are or what color.
The U.S isn't a bad example - it stands for freedom and opportunity, but if you listen long enough to anyone that promotes hate and fear, you can see the half empty bottle in just about anything.
I urge the high road, the high self without separation but in unity and aid in the fellow man - NOT race. Some of this still has the opportunity to be subdued. Hands together!
