Can one’s destiny be changed?
What is destiny, and how can it be shaped?
First of all, let us break down the concept of destiny into its constituent parts; just like our fingerprints, so too are our destinies unique. Destiny is like a fire that every living being keeps alive by constantly fanning it within their own being. If you cease your effort and diligence, the flame of that fire will fade. It will go out and turn to ash.

Can one’s destiny be changed? Destiny has a multi-layered structure, much like the cogs of a machine. The weakest cog here is the human being. If a person achieves fulfilment within their own destiny, the great wheel sets a movement in motion, and the resulting frequency sets the next cog in motion. This movement eliminates many of the gaps and weaknesses in the family’s destiny within the next wheel. Once this wheel is complete, the next higher wheel will be the Ancestral Wheel. When we all reach these points, if we trace our lineages, we may discover very strange reasons for our existence in this life within ourselves.
If we have grasped the turning of the wheels and wish to continue, we realise that the next wheel is that of the collective human consciousness. Collective human consciousness will be compelled to experience a sense of completion within the destiny it has created. I foresee two distinct possible destinies it may create. The first is bringing about its own demise through conflict; the second is reaching a level of consciousness where it can no longer find a reason to fight.
I shall explain this in greater detail;
Collective consciousness has reached the present day through a series of conflicts, but we cannot continue in this way. Now that nuclear weapons exist, one side of the conflict has violated a law of nature. The cycle has been disrupted and we have reached its end. In other words, the hundreds of thousands of years of human conflict up to now had never posed a threat serious enough to bring about the end of humanity. But now we have nuclear weapons. I am not recounting this to paint an apocalyptic scenario, nor certainly to instil fear in people. Quite the opposite: enlightenment that is, the sun begins to rise when darkness is at its deepest.
If the collective consciousness we have created chooses conflict, the end of the road is as close as right now! However, if, instead of fighting, we accept one another and find meaning in our existence on this world, the day will come when we realise just how much we need one another. Those days will not come immediately; humanity will be granted sufficient time to complete the circle within the collective consciousness. Our civilisation will now venture into space for further research, mining and commercial expeditions, and humanity will spread to other planets. This will generate a significant frequency on a galactic scale and attract the attention of other civilisations.
It is at this very moment that humanity’s shared collective destiny will be written. Moment by moment… For the civilisations we have drawn attention to may come to us with good intentions, or with evil ones. If they come with evil intentions, what can humanity which is already devouring one another and constantly at war with one another possibly do? I do not know how many people have asked this question in this life, but if it has brought a faint smile to our faces, let us delve deeper into the matter.
One says, ‘My religion is exalted, it is sacred’; another says, ‘No, mine is sacred.’ It is as if a quarrel had broken out amongst a father’s children. One says, ‘My father loves me the most’; another says, ‘No, my father loves me the most.’ Unfortunately, this paragraph will leave many of us speechless, yet this is the state to which religions have come or have been reduced.
However, if we understand the essence and philosophy of religions, we may actually realise that, rather than dividing us, all religions stem from a single, shared tree of teachings. And so, sadly, for those with eyes to see, the truth has always been right there in plain sight. The perspective from which you view a situation can change everything.
And so… “On that day” we shall realise that, for hundreds of thousands of years, we as humans have been fighting one another in vain. Now is the time for unity on a galactic scale. And if that cycle is brought to a proper conclusion, the universe, too, will have sought and found its own inner completion. Pay attention here…
If this completion takes place, the Universe will vanish with a ‘pop’, just like a soap bubble. However, this moment of ‘popping’ is not merely a matter of a single second. When the scene of the Universe’s ‘puff’ is scaled down to the Earthly and galactic levels, it corresponds to a cycle spanning millions of years. In other words, as we draw closer to God and God’s sacred gravitational field, the concept of time begins to fade and diminish. As we approach that realm which is like nothingness even time itself can no longer escape it and gradually fades away.
Yet, is not ‘time’ the only thing we know unchanging, unyielding, unbendable? That which is held sacred…
Here, my friends, we are delving very deep indeed: God is neither light nor time. God can utilise both light and time. He is the All-Powerful One.


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