Watch the Beatles sing on their America tour and see how the women in the audience melted away during Beatle-mania. Sure, these guys were good, and certainly, they looked cute and swept the girls away, but subconsciously there was more going on. The Americans tasted freedom. The women felt empowerment. The Zeitgeist—spirit of the time—of the 1960 was to make away with the iron curtain of the 1950s and the post-World War II era.
What is the Zeitgeist today? It’s bi-furcated. Some go deeper into the collective ego of separation, competition and isolation, while some others open up to a new world entirely. Why the polarization? Does it take the yin and yang of conditioning and freedom to generate the energy to break free for a select few? Will the collective awakening energy finally put an end to the collective conditioning of humanity? I wouldn’t know.
Still, the observation that we are at a major inflection point currently seems to be pretty straight-forward and many of us can feel the change in the air. Leave the world—mostly—to itself but please join the revolution.
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