Time Rituals: Neal Peart, Nancy Pilosi, and TobyMac

Are you giving your attention to what matters most? Are you alert and watching for the resonant indicators of the pending reset of time? We pray that you are! We know many of you are - and thank you so much for watching with us and supporting us in this work in all the ways that you do!

And so, we continue our labors, featuring insights into our times with offerings of perspective as we reveal some time-binding ritual instances we've noticed recently.

• Neal Peart, of Rush, died at 67 years old (6+7=13) - the man who "kept time" for the band even on their Time Machine Tour!
• Nancy Pelosi Impeachment speech - history is marked with time - makes a 21 year "time-binding" to Bill Clinton
• TobyMac's "21 Years" music video - a time-binding ritual

Time Rituals: Neal Peart, Nancy Pilosi, and TobyMac



Curious about the pending reset of time? See The Pending Reset of Time

Pelosi marks Trumps Impeachment by the House of Representatives with TIME. 12:01 PM · Jan 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/BreitbartNews/status/1217491950556925952

TRANSCRIPT:

"It is a very important day for us, And as you know I've referenced temporal markers that our founders and our poets and others have used over time, to place us in time, to emphasize the importance of time, because everything is about time; how we use, how we mark it.

And today is an important day because today is the day that we name the managers who go to the floor to pass the resolution, to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate, and later in the day, when we have our engrossment, that we march those Articles of Impeachment to the United States Senate.

As I’ve said, it has always been our founders when they started:
"When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary - "when"

Abraham Lincoln:
"Four score and seven years ago."

Thomas Paine, now:
"These are the times that try men’s souls" - the times that bound us.

Again and again. Even our poets, Longfellow, remember,
"Listen my children and you will hear the midnight ride of Paul Revere. On the 18th of April, in '75 hardly a man is now alive that remembers that famous day and year."

It is always about marking history, using time.

On December 18th the House of Representatives impeached the President of the United States. An impeachment that will last forever."