Hope with Universal Mother Mary
& Ending Homelessness in Canada

In the teachings of blessing and virtue of hope with Universal Mother Mary through Linda Dillon, channel for the Council of Love, the Mother explains there is an increase in the level of hope, the level of stillness being brought forward by each of us.

The Mother emphasizes the stillness because that is where the knowing is found, that is where the creation takes place.

We think that our Ascension, our new reality, is based on a flurry of activity.

She says it is not.

When we are going to the place of stillpoint—to the full place of hope—we are allowing the changes to take place, allowing the fullness of our being to come to the forefront for the shift.

Stillness for Ascension, Anchoring for the Expansion

When we go to the stillness, and allow the expansion, allow ourselves to float up, it increases, because it is a building process.

The Mother calls it serenity saying our field of vision is becoming more focused.

She says that does not mean we are not aware of what is going on our planet or that we do not care what is going on.

We care intensely, but we are realizing in order to accomplish what we truly desire—what is the core of our being—that less is required.

Less movement, less activity, more simply being, because in that we allow ourselves to anchor and expand, anchor and expand.

In the expansion we find our sacred purpose and soul-utions.

The organization, Invisible People, headed by Mark Horvath is taking his sacred purpose next level.

In the podcast below, Mark Hovath of Invisible People, finds solutions to ending homelessness in Canada—fixing the system—starting with shelters.

He speaks with Sandra Clarkson, CEO of Calgary Drop-In Centre, and James Hughes, CEO of the Old Brewery Mission in Montreal, two of Canada’s largest and oldest homeless service providers.

They share how their organizations are breaking away from the outdated model of warehousing people and embracing low-barrier, housing-focused care.

www.InvisiblePeople.tv