Two Horrific Journeys

Projections of Deception

Centuries of stress, hardship, and despair have forged a new generation of highly sophisticated individuals. Many remain unaware of their innate abilities. Yet, a growing number are awakening to prodigious gifts—gifts often unrecognized by others due to the intense projections cast upon them and their ancestors centuries ago.

The Newbies

This emerging breed understands the urgency of reversing the polarity of negative energy that permeates our society. Guided by intuitive wisdom, they share their gifts selflessly. They recognize that these gifts—earned through the long suffering of their ancestors—must be wielded with discretion. They know not to replicate the sordid acts that enslaved their parents and grandparents for generations.

The Misfits

Here’s what happened. It has long been projected that the Mayflower was the first, and the infamous Clotilda was the last. But the wisest among us have always known: Black people existed in America long before the Mayflower. In fact, many Black Americans today descend from those early inhabitants.

The stories of Black Native Americans are tragic but true. When settlers discovered Black “Indians,” it disrupted the narrative of slavery. Having missed their intended destination—India—they labeled the inhabitants of this vast land “Indians” regardless.

Faced with unmanageable terrain, someone with deep pockets decided it would be easier to import laborers to clear the fields. After observing Africa, someone with “infinite wisdom” chose it as the supplier of labor for the New World. Thus began the Atlantic Slave Trade. Indigenous people of America with heavy melanin were captured, placed in bondage, and shipped to Europe to be sold. Later, after slavery was abolished in Europe, many of those same enslaved people were sold back to settlers in the New World. This marked the second horrific journey.

We may never know how many souls survived that second passage. But I am prima facie evidence of Black people residing in the New World prior to the Transatlantic Slave Trade. My grandmother lived long enough to share this truth—she never rode a slave ship. My grandfather, however, arrived stripped naked in the belly of the Clotilda, a renegade slave ship.

Still, It Is All Good

Despite everything, we are blessed. Why? Because we’ve discovered that everything requires energy—and energy cannot be erased. It can only be transformed.

The ancestors of enslaved people in America and beyond have contributed to an extraordinary gene drift. They developed the ability to transcend the physical realm and move effortlessly into mental and spiritual dimensions. Their captors marveled at their capacity to sing, dance, and express joy under the most horrific conditions known to humankind. There is no equivalent in the Holy Bible.

The prodigy of these descendants is still in its infancy. Many are now flexing their mental muscles, expanding upon the genius of their ancestors—those who learned to convert negative energy into positive outcomes.

This is a good thing. Unlike the bondspeople of our past, we are willing to share our advancements with the world, without reservation. We understand our role in guiding the planet out of darkness. We have long been observers, voiceless in the physical world. But we have clearly been anointed to master both mental and spiritual realms. Much is happening that escapes the untutored eye.

A Taste of Honey

Few will heed the urgings of Black people. That’s okay. The projections have been too intense for many to divorce themselves from iniquity. The entire planet has bought into the illusion. This was evident in our recent presidential election—people are bamboozled. These projections have persisted for over 500 years and continue, now to the planet’s detriment.

Read or listen to our blogs. Watch our vidio files. Do the drills. Do not attempt to reinvent the wheel. It will all come naturally once you engage.

—Just John