An Open Letter to Fearful America

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Dear Fearful America,

Though your voice has been strong and your vitriol has been stronger, I’m now speaking out on the consciousness of our nation, and what’s going on behind the scenes. Because believe it or not — I actually care about all of us. This includes you.

And, apparently, this is what the universe wants me to do.

I can’t say I’m super thrilled about this request, as it really does mean drawing a lot of heat from people, and making a lot of people feel not good.

And I like to make people feel good.

Yet if I ignore this repeated request from the universe, if I ignore my conscience asking me to speak up, then that ends up getting rotten on the other end. So I’d rather lose a few followers, ruffle a few feathers, and deal with a few trolls, than have the karmic repercussion on the other side.

After all — silence equals permission.

The truth is, I don’t care what side of the political fence you’re on. There should not be a fence. In fact, in my work, I seek to tear down the fence. Because you are my fellow human family. Which is why plain-spoken “tough love” messages are harder for me to deliver. Because I can see into the heart of every single one of you. And every single one of our hearts wants the exact same thing – love, acceptance, and peace.

It’s how we go about it that’s causing a bit of a wrinkle.

What I see happening, in my lifetime, is frightening. What’s more frightening is how many others don’t see it through the rush of anger in the moment, the illusion of purposefulness.

I’m 49 years old. Never before in my life have I been attacked as ferociously online as this time frame, what is now being called “the Trump era”.

I grew up a gay woman when coming out wasn’t the thing to do, 25 years ago — and even in the closet’s most dark corners, I was not the target of the seething hatred that I am, today, for simply speaking up, disagreeing with the modality of this President.

I was railed at for going public with my spiritual gifts by those who were frightened that I was propagation the work of the devil. Yet even then, with the mighty fear of God fueling conviction —  I was not the target of the seething hatred that I am, today, for simply speaking up, disagreeing with the modality of this President.

I’m a public person and have been for many years. As such, I’m (regrettably) used to people not liking me on occasion. That’s the price of putting yourself out there. You’re not everyone’s cup of tea. That’s life.

However, since I’ve made social observations on the obvious polarization that is fueled by the rhetoric during this time frame, I’ve had death threats on YouTube threads. I’ve had to block people on social media for the first time because they just can’t let my opinion go. I’ve had to delete posts because they are so heated and inappropriate that it’s too hurtful too have hanging in my space.

This is the new danger of the fringe consciousness, on both ends. And I’ve never seen anything like it.

I don’t live in an echo chamber. I have many beautiful people in my life with beliefs that differ from mine, politically, spiritually, emotionally and socially, and most of those people are riding out this craziness with the same patience that I’m attempting to apply. Some are completely sucked in, refuting every opinion I have on social media, as if our opposing energies cancel each other out somewhere in the multi-verses, or as if the refute will change my mind or the minds of readers elsewhere. Perhaps it’s just the need to provide a differing viewpoint, or to be heard.

Others with differing opinions see this timeframe for what it is, and we still hug each other in the grocery store, rolling our eyes, laughing that our votes will cancel each other out at the polls, and waiting for this phase of learning to be over.

Yet the climate in this nation, the holy war of god-and-country-verses everyone-in-the-country, has tipped into a realm of opinion that has deeply divided family, friends, and the nation.

It’s important to note that the last deep ideological divide we suffered resulted in the southern United States succeeding.

So. This timeframe is a big deal.

And like many of you, I am being asked to get over myself, over my fears, during this timeframe. Because though bullies want the last word, all words matter right now.

That being said –

The photo of the van found associated with all the pipe bombs belongs to Cesar Sayoc Jr. who was attending Trump rallies and was very inspired by the President’s rhetoric.

Now cue the conspiracies. They are many and vast, including but not limited to how Caesar Sayoc is a plant by the Democrats, so a poor victimized president would be run out of office. Or maybe it is the “deep state cabal”, who wants “Trump gone”. Except for the fact that they’re the people who put him in power in the first place, because they’ve been gunning for a Civil War in this country forever, so that martial law could of the executed as a control mechanism. (Yet we can all agree to disagree on this one.)

Or maybe, just maybe — it’s just one crazy extremist, because that’s all it takes.

Maybe America, it’s actually the most obvious answer.

Look at the Oklahoma bombing.

This is all a really bad movie plot, playing out in real time. Either way, even if all the conspiracies are true, even if a great big huge conspiracy is after Donald Trump, whether it’s Putin who has run out of his usefulness for him, or the Bannon’s brigade who always wanted to see the country fall by inciting a Civil War yet “the left” would never bite on that because traditionally we’re the people who do drum circles and wave protest placards then break for an organic lunch, not stock up bullets — or whether it’s the evil secret-socialist-Democrats who, in an attempt to ruin our democracy, are secretly trying to start the “angry mob war“ that the extremist right is so positive that we are trying to start —

— none of this would be plausible, discussible, “plantable” — if the American public was not so addicted to fear.

And, if this President of the United States would’ve kept his vitriolic mouth shut and not been so hateful and divisive — continually.

Except he feeds our addiction. And that’s what he was placed here for. A cosmic distraction, a not-so-accidental learning tool.

Even our President’s current head of campaign somewhat shrugs off Cesar Sayoc, saying that though the violence is never condoned — there “isn’t much you can do” about people like Sayoc, and that their campaign is “fighting” for a principle, so their tone won’t be changed.

Yet who are they “fighting”? The evil socialists? The Dems? The immigrants? The transgendered people? People whose skin is not white? Half of America who was too lazy or too bored or too unimpressed  to go to the polls and vote in 2016 yet still blame, blame, blame Hillary and Russia?

Why is there a “fight”, a war? Why is this war on compassion and integration necessary?

The answer is that it’s not necessary. It’s a choice. It’s a polarizing choice.

And it’s a choice that sells.

This “holy war of principle” is all about money, and the fear of the loss of money.

I really wish people could just accept that this tension that’s going on in our nation is a reflection of whether we choose to be in fear, or in love.

But this country is full of denial.

And we’re terrified to grow.

So we just keep coming up with conspiracies that get weirder and weirder, and we keep coming up with reasons to divide ourselves more deeply. Because that’s actually our comfortable place in this nation.

To be in fear, and division.

What does that say about how we’ve been programmed? Years and years of subliminal messages pulsed through the TV coupled with rotten nutrition and too many Big Gulps, and we have a serious lack of ability to make up our own minds without a discount code attached.

So, this van turns up associated with the many pipe bombs sent to Democratic personalities. And immediately, on many conservative talk stations, we hear that this van is all the Democrat’s fault, it’s all everybody else’s fault — except for the one person who flaps like a toxic crap-starter at the top of the food chain — our President. The person whose one job –

— ONE JOB —

-– is to unite the country as the executive branch.

Yet to listen to these broadcasts —

Of course it’s not the President’s fault. He’s never to blame. He’s the victim; A righteous, selfless man who gave up his life to serve his nation, placed by God Himself into a position to liberate the true American way of life. He bucked an evil system and now that system is after him. All conservatives are victims, the suffering silent majority, and they have been for years. Silenced. Treated like garbage. Shamed, made fun of by the leftist elite of Hollywood. Christians are the biggest victims, persecuted for beliefs for thousands of years — and let’s not forget that our American way of life is at stake, because we could turn into a socialist country at any second. That is, unless the brown people over run us and steal our jobs. Or terrorists will blow us up, or illegals will rape our women. And then what will happen to we true Americans? We will have to fight for our land, the land we rightfully won away from the savages that lived here — but we can’t even do that, because Obama stole all of our bullets. Or tried to. Because he’s a draconian reptilian alien. Or a Muslim terrorist plant from Africa.

…yep, hyper-fearful America.

That’s how you sound to the rest of us.

The hard truth is that you sound afraid.

Deeply paranoid.

Kinda crazy.

And really *really* whiny, and thin-skinned.

You sound put out, that you may have to actually show up and work harder now that we have more people, more races, and more diversity in this country, a country that has changed radically from when the Constitution was written.

You sound completely unwilling to accept the fact that the reason we are bankrupt as a nation is not because of a few million illegal immigrants, working below minimum wage so that your lettuce and tomatoes don’t cost $25 a piece at the grocery store – but because the Pentagon budget has billions and billions of dollars in black military ops being filtered through $800 coffee mugs — budgets that even our Joint Chiefs have no access to reviewing. (Look it up. It’s all public record.)

Fearful America, you’re so busy protecting yourself, blaming what can be seen at the end of your fingertips, like minorities, gays, transgendered people, people of color, women, Republicans, white men — instead of truly accepting the powerlessness that comes with “billions of wasted pentagon dollars” — while many of us are trying to figure out how to get along, while many of us are trying to figure out how to work with one another in a massive country full of differing opinions.

Fearful America, you are unwilling to accept that there isn’t just *one* American way of life — yours. Heck, this goes for viewpoints on both the right and left.

Fearful America, your continual gong-banging of how you are wronged, how your beliefs aren’t honored enough, how your way of life is threatened, and your continual spewing of the fearful worst case scenario —

— is really — super — tiring.

Your energy is a weird selfish pit of non-stop fear, and like a black hole, it’s sucking in anything that gets too close to it.

And — it’s creating this hellish world that you live in. Your own lens, your own perception is creating the worst hell that you could possibly imagine.

Now that hell is starting to splash up onto the rest of us.

This is not political correctness speaking.

This is not Pollyanna consciousness speaking.

This is spiritual physics speaking.

This is coming from someone who doesn’t believe in taking my half out of the middle. And fearful America, you’ve taken your half out of everything. So excuse the rest of us for reaching across the table and pulling the turkey platter back to the center of the table.

Because though we have a lot of issues to deal with in our nation, including proper immigration, including keeping an eye on terrorism, including securing borders, yet also including a wild addiction to opioids making us the most drug-addicted nation on the planet, health are costs that are the butt of almost every world joke, and dealing with the horror of human trafficking and child abduction, which is spread across the United States and is the truest sickening cancer of our lifetime — this horror-scape world that you think is out there, this world with all the over-running marching armies of immigrants and rapists and terrorists breathing down our neck at every second, and our American way of life teetering on the brink of extinction unless you pass around Facebook Memes warning the masses of the angry snowflake socialist mob army that’s about ready to overthrow the capital, or that all conservatives are fascist neo-nazis trying to take over the world — ?

Yeah.

It’s not actually happening.

I’m part of “the left”, at least that’s what it’s called until we can move into a new world definition of consciousness (as at this point, I really don’t like being labeled.) However, I, and millions and millions of other people just like me on the left and on the right, could care less if you have 25 guns, believe women’s rights and abortion will send you to hell, and think that I don’t have the constitutional right to be married to my wife. You go for it. You’re an American and so am I. And I honor your right to believe whatever you want. Because I actually believe in our Bill of Rights.

The difference is that I am not claiming that your beliefs are ruining my beliefs, threatening my way of life — ergo, threatening the American way of life.

I could call you a fascist for insisting that my America be your America. Except that action may inspire you to hiss “socialist” at me — the new “Commie” —and as the saying goes, “Two wrongs don’t make a right.” Especially in this modern McCarthyism.

Plus, and most importantly — I don’t think you’re a fascist.

I just think you’re terrified.

Of what, so deeply, I can’t quite comprehend. But I acknowledge that you’re afraid.

Yet It’s not that bad out here in America. You just think it is. There’s nothing I can say that will change that. Because it is your reality, and you are entitled to it.

If you wish to live in hell that’s fine.

But please stop trying to convince the rest of the world that your hell is actually happening, when it’s not.

The real enemy is fear.

The propagators of this fear are the few financial elite that some call a cabal, that some call military industrial complexes, that some call corporate greed, that some call media. Yet it’s all based on tribal consumerism.

For some, propagating this fear is a game of power, to see if their insane media message of doom and gloom go viral.

They, whomever they are, know just how manipulable we are, so they keep at it. Because it works. Because we jump like little scared guinea pigs every time our cage is smacked, on both the left of the cage and the right of the cage.

It is cause-and-effect. We are all connected.

Quite honestly, I’m weary of having to wade through the hysteria propagated by so many who are addicted to this fear, and who mistake the continual fear propagation for “whistleblowing”.

Perhaps many of you are beginning to weary on wading through my collective consciousness posts. I can understand that we can all wear on one another after a time.

Yet please. If you are spewing this fearful stuff, whether you think the end of America is near because iron-clad Darth Vader authoritarianism has taken over D.C., or because you think a Democratic plot to frame supporters of the President for a bombing has been unleashed –

— please suck it up, recognize that we are in the 21st-century, recognize that we are a huge diverse nation it’s never going backwards — and please help with this difficult transition to get with the program of forming our future, instead of simply complaining about how we’re not more like our past.

And honestly— no one in this country, myself included, is going to have all of their beliefs honored. We can’t have laws that reflect individualized beliefs. That’s not what the Constitution is all about.

Be who you are, and do what you’re going to do. But no one’s words, including mine, are without consequence.

Especially the President of the United States.

ESPECIALLY the President.

This is the timeframe of accountability. Which is why we’re seeing such colossal meltdowns in people who have always dodged the accountability bullet.

All of us, enacting accountability, is what will inspire the potential de-escalation of this deeply divided situation. For instance, I will never be perfect in what I post. I will never be perfect in how I say something. Yet I’m accountable for my words.

And fearful America, speaking for those of us who are not addicted to the fear – please know that the climate that you are setting, for the rest of us in this nation, is toxic.

It is suffocating.

It has serious repercussions, especially when all that comes from the highest office in the land, the President of the United States.

Spewing hatefulness is utterly unnecessary in order to evolve the nation. And it isn’t being “real”, unless your reality is really ugly. Then perhaps it fits the bill.

This addiction to fear, conspiracy, blame, reaction, and worst case scenario, is what a dear friend of mine refers to as a tabloid consciousness. It does not forward us in our growth, except to elongate our lesson in polarization.

It is one thing to make a comment on why you think manipulation in government is happening. It’s another thing when it becomes your religion, and what you produce continually, publically, is a reflection of this tabloid toxicity. Then it is no longer simply an exercise in consciousness, or whistleblowing.

It’s simply an addiction to fear mongering.

It’s a choice many are making right now.

Yet this fear is taking many casualties.

It is causing disease, mental stress, nutritional issues, heartache and sleeplessness for millions and millions of people, yourself included; people who are so numb, and have been numbed by generations of social programming, that they cannot see what is happening to them.

These are the good people sucked under a mill stone, emotionally destroyed before they even understood that their toe was caught in the grinder.

These are the people for which my heart breaks the most.

And these are the people for whom my heart rages with the hot fury of a trillion suns, as I feel powerless to assist them into their plummet into the hell between their ears.

The people who are manipulating us, wishing us to engage in this fear, are counting on our country to shut down under the weight of this toxicity; under the weight of our own martyred sense of self importance, and sense of “righteous” hatred.

The truth is, the spiritual perspective, the future is – we are damn close to doing just that.

So for those of you who feel that you are  educating the masses by circulating conspiracy theories, us versus them theories, I hate Liberals and Dems placards, I hate Trump and Republican placards, I hate snowflakes placards, I hate deplorables placards, anything that does not provide a solution – I challenge you to attach a solution to the information  that you are putting forward.

It is not simply enough in our timeframe to be a whistleblower. To be an “I hate” person. To be the town crier of how it’s all gone to hell, and the American way of life is over. We have millions of those, all over the world, on social media, blowing whistles on their particular perspective. I could objectively be considered one of them as well. What I am asking all of us to do is come together with our solutions when we bring forward our grievances.

My solution is working on our trust building, bridge building, Coupling are differing perspectives to create a far stronger world — yet that is exceptionally difficult when the fear drug is running through people’s brains.

Our need to “be right” dominates our need to heal.

We are broken, and we need time to rest.

We have already crumbled to the base of what we can crumble to, without inciting violence.

That’s the next step that I sincerely pray we choose to avoid.

Let us not have to sink to that irreversible place.

So let us start the rebuilding process now. And let us start with self-reflection. For our inner world is splashed onto our outer world.

It is important to see where we make ourselves the martyr — every one of us.

It is important to see where we make ourselves the victim. Every one of us.

And it is truly important to actually acknowledge the real martyrs, and the real victims. Acknowledging others’ struggles does not rob from our own.

Acknowledging equality robs no one of power, except some who have gotten used to having more than their share of the power.

No one is anti-male, simply because women are stepping into an equal place of stewardship in both power, voice, and salary.

No one is anti-binary gender, with the introduction and acceptance of folks who do not associate with a gender.

No one is anti-traditional family, with the acceptance of same-sex legal marriages.

One is not an “anti-American socialist” simply because they believe that our government can budget more effectively to take care of all of our citizens.

One is not a “racist Nazi sympathizer” just because they own guns.

We either figure out this prefabricated divide in our nation pretty darn quickly, or the folks who are trying to work us into a Civil War are absolutely going to get what they want.

I’m not kidding.

So please.

Please don’t get sucked into the self-pity, and the hatred.

Please do your best hear this message past whatever feelings you would have of my own personal lens of the world.

Please hear this post, typed in as plain speech as I can muster. Let us not be so gullible, so hook-able with the fear addiction that we give away our Republic.

Let us all suck it up, compromise, and take care of our whiny parts. Let us all be grownups and move forward in this nation,  without the “but, but, but” of the finger pointing g and blame.

Let us evolve in a revolutionary way, peace and co-creation and brilliance first — in a way that the past has never yet seen.

Because the past does not hold our exciting new clues for the future, clues which have yet to be brought forward, invented, implemented. The past is a musty record book, from which we often choose not to learn anyway.

There is nothing that ensures that our experiment in Democracy is permanent, or a “sure thing” — except for us.

Only our visionary sense of exploration holds the key to our next phase of survival.

May we all move out of our butthurt positions, our fear, our paralysis, our exhaustion, our polarity, our ego — to truly stand in the gap for those who are actually victimized — for in America, it’s each other, in some way, almost every day.

We have become our own worst domestic terrorists —

— thanks to fear.

May we instead come forward with our courage to evolve, and our brilliance to be even more ingenious than those who began this wild experiment called the United States.

It’s what is possible. It’s what’s probable, especially when we #LeadWithLove.

With love, and hope —

Danielle Egnew

About danielleegnew

Named "Psychic of the Year" by UFO's and Supernatural Magazine, Danielle Egnew is an internationally-known Psychic, Medium and Angelic Channel whose work has been featured on national TV (NBC, ABC, TNT, USA) as well as in the Washington Post and Huffington Post. She has provided content consultant services for the CW's hit series "Supernatural" and the blockbuster film "Man of Steel". Danielle is also an author, teacher, and TV / radio host in the field of metaphysics. She anchors her private practice in the Big Sky Country of Montana, residing with her wife and their daughter.
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19 Responses to An Open Letter to Fearful America

  1. Jere Martin says:

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  2. Bobbi Newman says:

    Took me days to get through her comments. Whoa!

  3. Chery Ehresman says:

    Amen…well said Danielle. Frustration, happiness, fear are all just emotions. Our wise use of them is paramount right now. We acknowledge our feelings and emotions….we cannot deny them. Then we compassionately use them for the greater good.

  4. LouLou says:

    THANK YOU!

  5. virginia hunt dacosta says:

    Danielle, I have so loved your posts through these last few years. I have found your perspectives refreshing, sensible, right in line with my understanding of what things look like in the long view. And I believe you and Winston are correct, fear itself is the greatest divisive energy, the most enervating and stop -a-person-in-their-tracks energy around. ‘we have nothing to fear but fear itself’ or some such, I don’t know how close my rendition comes to Churchills’. If my writing this to you can provide you one erg of relief or solace from the storm of hate mail you receive, then my day has been worthwhile. I thank you again and ask you to take a breath, step back from the edge of rant you approach in this missive, be of good faith and keep up your wonderful work. Jah Guide. virginia

  6. Karen Hodgens says:

    I need to think about what you’ve written; there’s a lot there. I am definitely on the Left, unsure what to do about the election tampering and voter suppression going on, not to mention the Russians meddling. I’m 71 and have never seen Anything like what is happening now, especially with the words spewing on a daily basis from an unaccountable president. Right now all I can seem to do is vote. I’m really exhausted and yes, being swallowed whole by whatever is floating around in the consciousness of millions of people.

  7. Donna Lynn says:

    Love love love this!!!

  8. carolecross says:

    You are speaking truth! Loving each and every one of us fearful souls into wholeness and healing!

  9. Patrick says:

    Thank you Danielle, well said my friend, as always.

  10. Helen Joy Gardener says:

    Thank you Danielle. We have nothing to fear but fear. I hope millions read your words and take them to heart. Many Blessings and Love to you and yours……which is ALL of US.

  11. peakae says:

    Hey Danielle

    Thank you for your posts. It’s sad to hear that you are receiving vitriol in response to your messages. And, sadly, I see your hurt and anger — it is evident in your latest posts. I’m so sorry for that. However, I believe you are framing this incorrectly. Just like Bernie Sanders wasn’t to blame for the man, a follower of Sanders who shot Republican Senator Scalise and others, and President Obama even when he called the Tea Party conservative group “Teabaggers”. (From Urban Dictionary: “a man that squats on top of a womens face and lowers his genitals into her mouth during sex, known as “teabagging”; one who has a job or talent that is low in social status; a person who is unaware that they have said or done something foolish, childlike, noobish, lame, or inconvenient.”).

    There are multiple reasons for the anger, hate, and division in the world now. They can’t be dumped on the President — they were here before President Trump took office. And it won’t go away when the top office switches party. Things are just spinning faster and faster now as change is happening and birth pangs of new things and lucky us we’re here to view it. To name just a few causes: social media allows for instantaneous communication but without tonal context or face-to-face cues is a big one; being oh so quick to take offense at everything; victimhood is encouraged; shall we call it elitism in leadership that WANT us fighting among ourselves, stoking the hatred to better control the masses; a biased legacy media who value entertainment and gossip over factual news; educational systems that don’t emphasize critical thinking; replacing emotional responses as definitive argument instead of facts; a politically correct atmosphere gone out of control; discouragement of discussion of topics of substance, and so on.

    I get that you’re angry. I was angry, too, with Obama’s policies when he was President. Eight long years of frustration because my views weren’t being represented and how he treated those not of his party. Obamacare was a lie and passed without anyone reading it. Activist judges on the Supreme Court rather than ones that follow the Constitution and Bill of Rights is wrong in my opinion but that is one of the privileges of the top office. Benghazi, Fast and Furious, weaponizing the IRS.  Do I hate Obama? I hated his policies and administration. Him? I pity. He had huge opportunities but his socialist upbringing and the ease with which things came to him did him no favors.

    By your teachings, Lead with Love, and hopefully as your friend, I’m concerned for you. This doesn’t sound like the Danielle I’ve had discussions with, if I may be so presumptive. Trump is just a man. He won the last presidential election. He is our President for the next 2 to 6 years. He’s helping America rebuild its economy. His personality is more like Theodore Roosevelt than Thomas Jefferson. ALL Presidents have skeletons in their closets and actually weren’t that great people if you look closely at their details. Unfortunately for Trump, he lives in a time of immediate, global, 24/7 news cycle with an entrenched political establishment and media, 95% of whom wish he had lost and therefore looking for anything and everything to make him look bad. Side note: Did you watch that youtube link I sent to you?

    My friend, I wish I could help whatever your hurt and anger is. I wish I could take a piece of my brain out to show you things. 🙂 I know you to be a classy, intelligent, fair, loving woman.

    It’s tough to take a stand. That’s one of the themes of my book. It’s how I try to live my life which is one of the reasons why I’m writing to you now. A huge majority of my friends are Liberals who hate my values. It’s sad: not long ago I read a comment from someone who recently #walkedaway, he said he’s never lost any conservative friends because he was gay but he’s lost many liberal friends because he was conservative.

    I believe in political diversity, I believe in free speech for all. I believe in the gift of Free Will. We have a choice in every moment. People rail at the hate in the world but nobody personally stops hating. I believe we are better than this and to stop the hatred WE INDIVIDUALLY have to make the effort to stop hating — stop taking poison and expecting someone else to die of it —  and we will come through better people. I believe it is better to discuss things than hope they go away, I believe expressing love for those who are against everything I believe in as “forgive them, Father, for they know not” and try to share information rather than a personal attack. I believe one man isn’t to blame for our troubles as a people. It is the individual.

    Enough of my rant.

    Much love to you and I’m always available for talking if you wish. Even if you need just a different perspective for a minute maybe. 🙂

    PK

    • Mary Erickson says:

      PK, some questions came up for me as I read your response to Danielle’s blog. I pose these for clarity not to change your position. You know Danielle to be a classy, intelligent, fair, loving person — a viewpoint I share with you. Do you believe the president meets that standard as well? Do you feel the leader of the free world bears any accountability for the impact of his messaging, especially in this timeframe of instantaneous social media sharing? Does it matter to you that there is indisputable evidence all over the place of Russian interference in the 2016 election which calls into question the validity of this presidency? (no, I am not a Hillary fan) And a fact check: I remember the ACA legislation in 2009 as a pretty lengthy, long-considered process — at least 3-4 months between when the first bill was introduced and the actual vote, compared to the 48 hrs Republicans allowed for a repeal vote in 2017. In 2009, I also remember many Democratic concessions being made — painfully in many cases — to Republicans in the process so that the legislation could stand a chance of passing. What do you remember? In Danielle’s defense (not that she needs it), I believe anyone who feels anger when 5-year-olds are held in detention centers, white supremacy is normalized at a federal level, disabled people are mocked, victimization of women is dismissed, is actually a healthy human being — and I believe Danielle will do the world a world of good with her constructive outrage.

      • peakae says:

        Sorry, I didn’t mean to ignore your reply. I hadn’t realized my letter to Danielle had posted here and not gone to her directly. For time consideration, I’ll just address two things.

        I wasn’t looking for a saint – apparently the same with a lot of people. We looked for someone who could stand up to get the job done…a hardworking person with some real-world experience, imperfect though he may be. Trump fit the mold. The apostle Paul confessed to his fellow believers that “we have this treasure in earthen vessels” (2 Cor. 4:7). I’m pretty sure President Trump qualifies as an earthen vessel, same as us. His salty tongue offends some folks. Too bad for them. When you’re drowning, you don’t get particular about who throws the life vest. America was in a bad place.

        Second, just take three minutes to watch this Youtube video by John Stossel, a respected Libertarian journalist. Please.

        If legacy media distort this because they hate the man and how the election resulted …. think about that … and I always say people should do their own research, not relying on legacy media. The beauty of the Internet gives us many resources.

        Personally, I don’t care what party affiliation anyone is. Diversity of thought is key to learning and innovation. The hate and violence because of political ideology is not who we are. And it starts with me standing up and saying this is wrong. And it starts with you standing up and saying this is wrong and we’re better than this. And each of us doing that. And so on. Love IS the answer and it starts with us. No conditions or exceptions.

        Danielle is my friend and we’ve had discussions along these lines in the past. I’ve also had personal sessions with her and attended many of her forums. I respect her and her gifts a whole lot. As gifted and talented and beautiful inside and out kind of person she is, her messages come to her through the filter of her experiences and life point of view and emotions and she’s made of human stuff just like the rest of us. And nothing wrong with that — it just is. Anything about current and future events or possibilities are beholden to the whims of many timelines and free will of so many. Any message from the angels coming through any vessel will not be coming in its pure form and is an interpretation only. Angels don’t take political sides. They don’t even take human sides. 🙂 She is one of the best at doing it but it will still happen. “Constructive outrage” is human , no doubt, but isn’t leading with love. Love says “Forgive any negative thoughts I have about that person or situation because I don’t know what path they’re walking or what purpose Universe/God has.”

        Whoa, this has gone on way too long, longer than I intended. But I’ll just end with a last note. I am all for political discussion — you can ask my friends 🙂 — but it doesn’t belong in a workplace situation. An example, I love reading mysteries. I’ve read many authors’ blogs over the years; it’s a great marketing feature and that is the purpose. They aren’t personal, friends-and-family type of webpages. And it always stuns me when the author chooses to be political for either “side” in their posts because it will alienate half of your audience. For no purpose other than to feel good about one’s opinions.

        Thank you for taking the time to respond to my first post. Sounds like we could have some fun discussions in person. 🙂

  12. Leah Smit says:

    Awesome way to bring light to fear! Thank you! This reflects where I am with everything. I have been very conscious to stop myself from clicking on links promoting more fear mongering. That’s amazingly hard sometimes but it is helping me to stay in a more neutral place of peace. I’ve also stepped back from watching or listening to shows that spend all their time hypothesizing and opinionating. Not a word but I think it should be. They are just part of the propagation of fear. And my ___ buys into it and gets all riled up. You’ve giving me a good thought to just ask next time what it is he fears. Thanks for writing this powerful post! Cat ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

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  13. Mira Furth says:

    Thank you again for your courageous message. Yes, it’s always either fear or love. And the answer is consciousness. And people can’t be badgered into consciousness. Believe me, I tried. I am not proud of it. Anita Moorjani has a beautiful way of clarifying how we need both healthy egos and conscious awareness. And the ‘work’ starts inside me. My willingness to see the ‘other’ as me, to be honest about who am I ‘othering’, how I am sucked into fear when ‘my people’ are attacked… I could go on… but won’t. Fear is a good recruiter. An example occurred to me yesterday, a Walk for breast cancer’ is likely to get a greater ($) response than a ‘walk for breast health’…So keep your expression flowing. Please. And stay safe. Love, Mira

    On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 12:02 PM From Psychic / Medium Danielle Egnew wrote:

    > danielleegnew posted: ” Dear Fearful America, Though your voice has been > strong and your vitriol has been stronger, I’m now speaking out on the > consciousness of our nation, and what’s going on behind the scenes. Because > believe it or not — I actually care about all of us. T” >

  14. James Uhl says:

    Ordinarily, I enjoy your posts, but this missive seems to expand the fear rather than lessen it. You are entitled to your feelings, opinions, and lifestyle. I have no problem with them nor do I have any desire to change them. However, people look to you for hope, not rhetoric which sounds like you’re about to throw in the towel. When a child is frightened of something, his/her mother doesn’t tell him/her who to blame for their fear but rather speaks to them soothingly, letting them know that everything will be alright.  In my opinion, and granted I am not a public person, the whole thing boils down to a struggle between the “dark” and the “light”. The only way to change the balance is to add to one side or the other. Fighting the dark means that you put all of that energy in that camp. The universe has a plan and it is important to get behind that plan and put your energy there. I agree with your tagline “#lead with love”, though I’d probably amend it to #lead with light and love. You do good work. Don’t give into the frustration. Let your light shine and together we will change the balance of things. Namaste´

    • danielleegnew says:

      Thank you James!! I love your heart!! May all of us bring our perceptions forward to make this transition as beautiful as possible 🙏🏼🙏🏼😇💚!!

  15. Cindy Johnston says:

    💗💕💗

  16. Thank you, Danielle, as ever! 🙏🌈✨

    On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 8:59 AM From Psychic / Medium Danielle Egnew wrote:

    > danielleegnew posted: ” Dear Fearful America, Though your voice has been > strong and your vitriol has been stronger, I’m now speaking out on the > consciousness of our nation, and what’s going on behind the scenes. Because > believe it or not — I actually care about all of us. T” >

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