There are times when humanity must make choices. As individuals, you face choices all the time. Every day you wonder: What will I have for breakfast? What should I wear? Who is with me today? Should I change my life course or stay where I am? All these kinds of choices filter through your daily lives.

For humanity, there are juncture points in which you must choose as a collective. And this is one of those moments. Humanity must choose whether survival of the old ways is more important than breaking through to the new. The push-pull happening now is between those who wish so dearly for the old structures to remain intact and those visionaries or present-moment beings who see how much has changed and how much is now open for humankind.