Supported Diversity

Photo by Karen F.

Yesterday, The Seer hosted a potluck luncheon and an hour-long meditation at her home for her local students. We asked her to share with us what insights her deep meditation, which turned into slumber, yielded. 

The Seer’s Insights:

“In previous lectures, I explained that for civilizations to grow and survive, they must successfully transition from one evolutionary stage to another.

A reminder of the first four evolutionary stages all entities and individuations must go through: 

1. Uniformity —such as tribalism.

2. The beginning of diversity within uniformity

3. Diversity

4. Supported diversity

Revolutions, civil unrest, and wars have often resulted when transitions from one stage to another are resisted. Global societies are in the uncomfortable phase of transition from diversity to supported diversity. It is important that we embrace — but not misunderstand-what stage four of supported diversity means. 

Supported Diversity: 

Let’s start by looking at the pitfalls; what it does not mean:

Supported diversity does not mean homogeneity or a search for sameness. Otherwise, we have regressed back to stage one, which would lead to something the universe does not tolerate: stagnation. It is important that amidst the move toward globalization, that uniformity not be confused with unity. The most respectful way in which to allow the one-mindedness of this stage to unite the tribes at various stages of progression is to allow the rich cultural diversity of humankind to express; to explore their diverse point of view and contribution to humanity by their accrued wisdom and history.  

A good example can be found in the continued use of the native tongue of individuals. I have stressed the need to respect and communicate in your particular language in a masterful way. The reason is this: in studying the language of both Atlantis and Lemuria, I found that their alphabet had increased because they had incorporated the phonetic sounds of other nations into their own. 

An alphabet is an alchemical equation and equates to a specific destiny a nation is fulfilling on Earth; a specific note a nation delivers to the symphony of life on Earth. When an alphabet and/or language gets corrupted, so does their cohesiveness (their one-mindedness or shared perspective) and disaster follows. The ancient, or root, languages of humanity often had either twenty or thirty-two building blocks (letters in their alphabet). These are numbers in the alchemical numerical system. 

The proper pronunciation of a language becomes more significant when we consider the following: In its pure state, the sounds of a language depict the object it is describing: there is equipment available that creates an image; a waveform, of a sound. There are three sounds the mouth has to produce to say “apple”. The three shapes of the waveforms are like puzzle pieces that fit together to produce the shape of the apple. (Seer’s note: the above example holds true specifically for the ancient languages like Sanskrit, Hebrew, etc ) 

Treat your language and your ethnic origins respectfully. Homogenizing the people of the Earth is the most disrespectful way to treat others. It sends the message that to be acceptable, others have to be like you. 

Closing: Acknowledge the value of diverse perspectives and allow yourself to express the power of your own individuality so that you may contribute a true and clear tone to the symphony of life.”

~ The Seer Almine