The Energy of 2025 and Beyond

Ever since the 2024 US presidential election and subsequent 2025 inauguration of Donald Trump, I have been feeling in deeply to what has been happening, not just the day to day onslaught of terrible news but on an energy basis.

I have become very clear about what is happening. Although I am American and therefore my focus is mainly on what is happening in the US, there are global effects and what I envision is for humanity as a whole, not just for the US.

[I am not an economist nor am I educated in political science. I am an oracle who is able to envision the future of humanity, and I am also a relatively well read individual who cares deeply about humanity.]

First, some brief background about two concepts—the creation-destruction cycle, and systems.

The Creation-Destruction Cycle

We as beings on the physical plane are constantly experiencing the creation-destruction cycle. We are either creating something or experiencing creation, or we are destroying something or experiencing destruction.

Consider the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Spring is creation: life springs forth from the earth, trees sprout new leaves, baby animals are born, seeds are planted for later harvest. Growth continues through summer. In autumn begin the destruction part of the cycle. Leaves turn color and drop from the trees. Plants are harvested. Life goes under ground and prepares during winter for another spring.

As humans, we also experience the creation-destruction cycle. We live and we die. Cells in our bodies are constantly renewing themselves. We create new situations in our lives that allow us to later glean perceptions and understanding. We make new friends, forge new relationships, and these friendships and relationships change as we age.

It is part of being alive in the physical plane to experience creation and destruction. The Creation part of the cycle feels alive and filled with purpose. It feels like we can control it, or at least have some influence over it.

Conversely, the Destruction part of the cycle feels scary. It is like death. It is the unknown—will there again be life?

Systems In Humanity

Human society is built through systems: economic, legal, social, political, etc. Humanity needs systems in order to connect, build, and grow. We are born into systems, and we contribute to and function within those systems as we live our lives. Systems become, in some way, like a way of communicating with one other. They are fundamental to our functioning as humans. Although we may not consciously be aware of the systems within which we function, we innately know what they are and what our place is within that grand whole.

For the past several thousand years, systems have largely been top-down oriented. This means that power has been concentrated at the top of the system (Kings, Presidents, rich people) and then flowed downward to affect everyone else.

What Is Happening Now

Multiple systems are in process of destruction now. We see this happening before our very eyes, especially in the US where the incoming President is dismantling and/or hobbling federal agencies, backing out of ally agreements, imposing hefty tariffs on multiple former allies, threatening to invade other countries, illegally kidnapping legal citizens, silencing and controlling the media, and blatantly ignoring the rule of law.

The US has been globally dominant for 140 years, especially the past 80 years. Its policies and culture have influenced policies and culture worldwide. Everyone has heard of McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and Hollywood.

Because of its present isolationist, regressive, and imperialist policies, the US is rapidly becoming a second-rate country. Its influence will quickly wane while other countries step up. We are already seeing this as France and Canada are asserting leadership within the collective that is the European Union.

The systems of top-down power are being destroyed, to be replaced by new systems of bottom-up power. This process will take 50-100 years to complete. We have only just begun this destruction process. Things will become more intense as the effects of this destruction occur.

The Near Future

Residents of countries that are already more focused on strategies of social collectivism and supporting everyone—not just the top few—will fare better through this transition phase of collapse of old top-down systems and the building of new bottom-up systems.

As these old top-down systems continue to collapse, literally billions of people will be affected. It is difficult to overstate the effect this will have. This collapse will impact food systems, fresh water, health care, supply chains, education,

Where We Are Headed As Humanity

50-100 years from now, things will be much different. Humanity will live collectively in co-created communities in which every person has a place and every person contributes as they are able. Many people will learn to communicate wordlessly (telepathy), and many people will have other abilities that we now think of as superhuman. These abilities won’t be due to technological advances but will be part of how we will evolve as a species.

I know this sounds fantastical. This is largely because we have all been indoctrinated into the systems within which we were born and have lived our entire lives. It is difficult, even perhaps impossible, to imagine anything other than that which we have always known.

I’ve spent the past ten days in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, far from my present home in the northeast but closer, much closer, to my true spiritual home, and during this time one of my specific goals was to immerse myself into a deeper connection with Nature. Though my home is in a semi-rural area, affording me an opportunity to frequently bike through rolling hills amid cornfields and farmhouses, I really don’t feel all that connected with the nature element of it usually. Perhaps it’s because I don’t connect energetically with the space, or resist a deeper connection; perhaps it’s the human element in a long-inhabited space that has overwritten the elements of nature, but in any case I felt a huge difference in my little cabin in the forest, a short walk from the beach, easily moving into a space of love and appreciation for Nature and my place within it. I spent several hours roaming the trails through the forest, meandering along the beach, and standing in the rain under the trees at night.

And then I upped the ante considerably and spent some time in a different forest last night.

I entered the forest under a nearly-full moon, bright on a cloudless night, and instantly I felt a different sort of welcoming, an embrace, an invitation. Through connecting with the trees who are themselves all connected and always aware of that connection to one another, to the earth, and to All That Is, I could reach back into time and feel roots tapping into the dawning of human consciousness on the planet with such primordial innocence that it took my breath away.

At the same time I was aware of every possibility that continues to stretch before us in time: possibilities for each one of us and all the myriad possibilities available at any given moment, every choice, every road taken and not taken, and I felt vast, knowing that I was a part of everything that ever has been and everything still yet to come. I was as tall as the trees and as bright as the moon, and I turned my face toward her, accepting the spotlight, fully acknowledging my completeness and perfection.

To say this was a joyous and magical experience doesn’t quite do it justice.

But it served as a wonderful reminder, one that I will take back to my home with me and one that I offer you now, that our connection with Nature is an essential of simply being human. It’s part of us, and to deny it is to deny part of Self.

Afterwards, I channeled this:

There is of course value in connecting with animals, trees, and other elements of what you consider to be “nature”. These elements, are of course, part of your home, part of your world, and are as such connected to you, to humans, in a very intimate way. You share space. You share air. You share resources. Not only that, but you share in the creation of your world, the global creation of the reality you know as life on the physical plane. And because of that, there is an undying connection between you as a human and ALL of the so-called “natural” elements of Nature.

Some of you feel this connection more deeply, more emotionally, than others. Some feel a return, when confronted with Nature, especially in her most raw state, to that innocent and childlike state of simply Being, existing, that lies dormant within all of you. And as such, you feel it deeply when one of nature’s children, one element of the intricate tapestry that is constantly being woven and re-created, moves through natural transition into another state. There is, for you, a deep sense of loss, as there is the recognition not only of the timelessness of transformation and the cycles of life on the planet, but also of the transference of human-type connection to an element of nature. You can mostly only experience connection with nature by transferring those feelings to a more human perspective, and when loss of an element of nature, such as a pet or tree, occurs, there is transference to the human state of grief.

We have mentioned the energetic connections between you and your pets and we wish to elaborate. Again, not only is there a very real symbolic connection here (discovery of Self, of Love, of perspective: these things were gained through and with your interaction), but also there HAVE in most cases indeed been some past-life associations. Though most animals live lives in mainly hive-type soul arrangements, there is a constancy of energy that can flow generation after generation through one individual animal to another, and even of course crossing boundaries of species. There has been for many of you, then, a common thread through many lifetimes of connection with various elements of nature, and it is this thread, now running through you and the pets you love, that has touched this present lifetime.

The lessons from connection to Nature are many and varied and often depend on the individual, but regardless of perspective there is ALWAYS growth opportunity through human connection with Nature. After all, it is your home. It is your LIFE. To deny Nature is denying an aspect of Self, and to fully EMBRACE Nature, to ACCEPT it in all its splendor, ugliness, and beauty, is a HUGE step in actually accepting your Self.