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| It's time for quiet - the time for talking is over. Colin Andrews September 5, 2014 Listening within and to others around me and observing our surroundings, it has become clear to me that the time for talking and finding thoughtful progress is over. It is time now to be QUIET. My own journey has included over three decades of research into the many aspects of what we call Consciousness. The last book published was : ‘On the Edge of Reality’. My overwhelming sense is that humanity has passed the crossroads that represented the 11th hour opportunity to adjust course. Talking now is unlikely to change anything. The domino is falling towards a determined place. Quiet time will be a period, perhaps brief, to reflect and find ourselves within a deep air of change. Enjoy friends and family and make new friends. Look in the mirror and forgive yourself and others and love like there is no tomorrow. I would like to sincerely thank those many who have contributed to my own journey. For the nurturing and happiness many have given. I have had the honor of seeing many good people out there who care enough to try and make our world a better one – I married one exceptional person, Synthia. Planetary forces beyond our control along with the consequences of human abuse of our home and fellow human, have brought us ultimately to the consequences. The 100th Monkey effect around Mother Earth is speaking to us and showing us that this sunrise and this sunset is different to all others . The talking is over and now it is time to be still and quiet. Comfort in the fact that we are in this together and nobody will be left behind. What comes to one, comes to us all and hope for our children must be found within this window of togetherness. - Colin Andrews, September 5th, 2014 This page is dedicated to my sister Valerie and brother Peter (right). |
| Brother Peter, sister Valerie with Colin - 2013 Photo by Jean Andrews |