❓QUESTION:
Please tell me about Kazantip, which was in Crimea? What was it? Was there that freedom everyone talks about? Will it be revived again? And why does my soul and heart yearn to go there, even though I have never been there?
❗️ANSWER from lee:
Yes, it was a wave of 'free energy' that gathered people without borders. The main thing that was realized there was the absence of formalism – without an idea, without slogans and political movements. People directly saw each other as themselves, not looking back at countries, passports, and nationalities.
There was an idea of its own 'republic' as a 'free citizenship' on that territory during the events. Of course, a lot of 'accompanying abuse' arose there, and different countries tried to introduce their own agendas, but the general background of freedom was so strong that it swept away external attempts to manipulate people. That is, participants were not involved in the formal organization of anything, except spontaneous action.
I would say it was a warm-up for society – a kind of portal to the future. It arose then as a counterbalance to the propaganda of division that led to the current war. But the impulse of that movement remains. The potential of this impulse is such that in a few years it will be able to create a bridge for a real unification of person with person.
Energetically, nothing disappears and nothing happens for no reason. When the time comes to wake up, this energy (and in this place too) will play its role.
The Wave of 'Free Energy'
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