Barry Jenkins

North Fort Myers, FL, United States

Retired gifted and special needs teacher. Taught in an international school in Seoul, Korea for ten years. caregiver, author, speaker.

14 May 09:20

I was young, about ten. On a warm summer night staring out the screen at the night sky, a light appeared and came closer and closer. Soon I could make out an androgynous figure. He/she came to my window extending a hand. I was suddenly floating along silently observing the town lights below. The being smile as it held my hand and finally spoke, saying, "Never forget this, Barry. You are here at this time for a very special purpose. " After a few more minutes of observing the town from above, I was back in my room in the bed at the window. Of course, recounting the happening to my mother, she dismissed it as a vivid dream. Perhaps so. However, I am over seventy years old and the event is as clear as if was yesterday. You KNOW the difference between a dream and an actual event somehow. Often in difficult times, especially, it comes to mind and I smile. It gives me strength, hope, gratitude and perseverance to continue on this wonderful journey.

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Salem Witch Trials. The Trail of Tears. The Creation of The Federal Reserve. Funding of Medical School by Rockefeller Grants and the subsequent dissolution of Holistic Medicine courses.

14 May 08:57

Hi!

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I've learned you can meditate, pray, use affirmations, be grateful...whatever. However, none of it is worth the effort unless you first are AWARE of the negative beliefs/self-talk, even ancestral blocks and consciously let them go. When they pop up I try to visualize me putting them in a fast moving stream and watch them float away. Am I always successful? NOT! A work in progress. 🤪. Back to what makes the difference is what Jason incessantly says. "Everything is energy, frequency, and vibration." SO, for me to expect my spiritual efforts to succeed I must not just say it. I must FEEL the emotion of having or being whatever. The universe recognizes our energy. Not our words alone. Yes, easier said than done for sure! Then there's the visualization, synchronicites, and ACTION. And when I mess up, or can't get out of my head, forgive yourself. Nobody says this 3D experience is always a piece of cake.

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A process and you guys make each day better!

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09 May 12:39

Seeing myself and FEELING THE EMOTION as a published author, speaker, out of debt and financially secure helps me daily to be grateful, focus, and take action. Kicks the negative self talk's ass!😅

09 May 06:34

I don't comprehend all there is to know about timeliness shifts and dimensions, so I keep it simple. Since everything is energy, frequency, and vibration, if each of us work on raising our own vibes daily the collective rise in vibration can change past predictions. We have NOW. Let it go and work on being the best we can be. The future will take care of itself.

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Thank you! So are all of you at UNIFYD!

06 May 19:54

Each day begins/endswith GRATITUDE, prayer, & meditation. Focus intentions with affirmations and FEEL the emotion. Then take action. Silence in nature. Living through the questions without fear. And of course, nonjudgment not demanding my opinions are the truth. Christ like unconditional love. The only thing ever on my tv is sound and light higher frequencies.

29 Apr 14:32

A vivid dream one night. O was talking to those already passed on. Friends and relatives. I knew them. Some may refer to them as spirit guides. I asked them to help me see any blocks or self talk thats holding me back from being, as Jason says, The best me I can be."

The next day, unplanned, O found myself wanting to do something I thought was far in my past. Thankfully I remembered my dream the night before and avoided making a choice that O knew was not a good one. Afterward I smiled to myself and expressed my gratitude for the message. You see, the deep seeded belief that I need something or some one outside of me to validate my self worth still needed work. Once fully aware I know how to let this part of my my past float on down the brook of life lessons.