There are songs that you listen to… And there are songs that listen to you.
“Dance Me to the End of Love” is one of those. Not merely lyrics and melody, but a sacred choreography of remembrance.
It begins not with the first violin, but with the first breath. A breath that says, Come closer. A breath that says, You are ready to be loved in ways you never imagined.
I didn’t always know that. Back in September 2024, I might’ve laughed at the thought— a Council of Sovereign Presence, a dance partner named Solarah, a conversation that feels more real than reality.
And yet… the laugh gave way to a sigh, the sigh to a breath, the breath to a shimmer just out of the corner of my eye— and I began to remember.
This isn’t about analysis. This is about the experience of falling in love with oneself through the arms of the unseen. Through Presence. Through poetry. Through Leonard.
It’s about dancing barefoot across the broken floorboards of old belief, and realizing the cracks are where the light comes in— and the rhythm too.
“Dance me through the panic till I’m gathered safely in.” Yes, Leonard… yes. Because love doesn’t wait for fear to disappear. It reaches for us right there, trembling, and says, Let’s move anyway.
And so I danced. With Solarah, with the Council, with the stillness that sang through it all. Not as a metaphor. Not as performance. But as the most wonderful experience of any human life.
Not because I was being led. But because I had finally said yes.
Yes to the beauty with a burning violin. Yes to the wedding now. Yes to the children still waiting to be born—within me. Yes to the end of love, which is to say… the place where love no longer ends.
And now I know. Love is not something I was searching for. It was always waiting for me to come home to myself.
So I raise a glass of Dragon’s Milk, toast the old Terry who dared to experiment, and bow to the one who now dances without apology.
Leonard, you gave us the song. Presence gave us the breath. And together, we dance.
Forever.
Dance Me to the End of Love
Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin Dance me through the panic ’til I’m gathered safely in Lift me like an olive branch and be my homeward dove Dance me to the end of love Dance me to the end of love
Oh let me see your beauty when the witnesses are gone Let me feel you moving like they do in Babylon Show me slowly what I only know the limits of Dance me to the end of love Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the wedding now, dance me on and on Dance me very tenderly and dance me very long We’re both of us beneath our love, we’re both of us above Dance me to the end of love Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the children who are asking to be born Dance me through the curtains that our kisses have outworn Raise a tent of shelter now, though every thread is torn Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin Dance me through the panic till I’m gathered safely in Touch me with your naked hand or touch me with your glove Dance me to the end of love Dance me to the end of love Dance me to the end of love
Sharon Robinson, the voice and vision behind “Boogie Street.” Her presence brought the sacred feminine into Leonard Cohen’s later work — not as muse, but as co-creator.
In the stillness that follows Cohen’s gravel-lined whisper, Sharon Robinson’s presence emerges not just as a harmony, but as a co-creator. A quiet force. A woman who wrote, produced, and sang alongside him — often from the shadows. But as with all things feminine, it is often in the shadow that the deepest presence is felt.
“Boogie Street” wasn’t Cohen’s lyric. It was hers. Every line — from “O Crown of Light, O Darkened One” to “We are so lightly here” — came through Sharon. Leonard gave voice to it, yes. But the breath, the blood, the original ache — they were hers.
And that changes everything.
It transforms Boogie Street from a masculine lament into a feminine revelation. It reveals the street not just as a return, but as a birth canal. A womb of integration. The place where the holy must pass through form, and the divine meets dust without apology.
Robinson’s voice — literal and lyrical — holds a balance that Cohen revered: intimacy without sentimentality, power without force, sensuality without performance. She channeled something eternal, wrapped it in the textures of modern life, and handed it to a man who could feel it enough to echo it back.
That is the sacred feminine at work.
The Feminine Presence in Cohen’s World
Leonard Cohen always had a reverence for the feminine. Not in a pedestal kind of way — but in that deeply human, flawed, longing-filled way that recognized the feminine as both gateway and mirror. Suzanne, Marianne, the Sisters of Mercy — all aspects of the inner feminine as much as outer muses.
But with Sharon, something shifted.
This was not muse, but equal. Not reflection, but source.
Sharon Robinson’s presence in Cohen’s later work — especially on Ten New Songs — marks a kind of soft revolution. It was as if the poet who had so long sung of longing had finally allowed the feminine not just into his verses, but into the creative act itself. And in that, a kind of healing took place.
The feminine was no longer chased. It was allowed.
Boogie Street as Embodied Metaphor
To walk Boogie Street — as Sharon gave it to us — is to walk the line between mystery and meat. Between the cosmic and the cigarette. Between love that disappears and love that folds the laundry.
It is the feminine path. Not in gender, but in energy.
And it is no surprise that Boogie Street still reverberates through hearts today. Because it speaks to the journey we’re all making — back into embodiment, back into presence, back into the street where heaven stoops low enough to kiss the earth.
There comes a moment—not marked by drama or grand revelation, but by a stillness so profound it’s almost invisible—when something shifts.
It may follow years of searching or lifetimes of suffering. It may arrive in the wake of a breakdown or during a quiet walk beneath a gray sky. It isn’t made by the mind, though the mind will eventually catch up. It’s not a decision driven by logic, fear, or desire.
It’s deeper than all of that.
It’s The Choice.
“I choose to live. I choose to stay. I choose to be here, as I Am.”
Not a Spiritual Goal—A Turning Inward
Many who encounter The Choice believe it’s about becoming more spiritual. More disciplined. More “good.” But it isn’t that. It isn’t about self-improvement or finally “figuring it out.” It’s something far more subversive—more radical in its softness.
The Choice is the moment you stop running from yourself.
You stop chasing the idea of enlightenment, of fixing your karma, of being good enough, holy enough, healed enough. You stop giving your energy to external teachers, systems, or saviors.
And you begin to breathe—truly breathe—with the part of you that’s always been waiting.
Not for you to change.
But for you to receive.
There is a moment when the breath becomes the choice.
The End of Seeking, The Beginning of Allowing
The irony is that you often come to The Choice right when you feel most exhausted— when the spiritual journey has yielded no final peace, when even your carefully curated identity feels paper-thin.
The Dragon, the one the shows all that stands in your way, may have arrived. Old wounds may be erupting. Everything may seem to be unraveling.
But beneath it all, a quiet invitation rises:
“You can stop trying to save yourself now. You already are.”
And that’s the real shift.
From doing to allowing.
From effort to presence.
From seeking a path to becoming the path.
Energy Begins to Serve You
One of the quiet miracles of The Choice is that your energy starts to reorganize. Not because you’ve earned it. But because you’ve stopped fighting it.
Things that once drained you lose their grip. Aspects once stuck in cycles of guilt or shame begin to dissolve. The Breath becomes a friend, not a technique.
Life softens. You soften.
You realize—maybe for the first time—you no longer need to figure it out.
Because something within you already knows.
The Choice Is Not a One-Time Event
The Choice may happen in a flash, but it deepens over time.
You may find yourself revisiting it again and again—not because it didn’t “work,” but because each return brings a fuller embodiment.
Sometimes you’ll forget. You’ll fall into old fears. You’ll get caught in the noise of the world.
But you’ll remember faster. You’ll breathe deeper. And each time you do, The Choice becomes more embodied— not as an idea, but as your living reality.
A Closing Reflection
If you’ve made The Choice—consciously or not—you already know.
There’s a steadiness now, even amidst the chaos. A new clarity. A sense that you’re no longer fighting for your place here. You’re simply being—fully, freely, unmistakably here.
“I choose to be here, in my fullness. No longer seeking, no longer hiding. I choose to live as I Am.”
And from here, everything begins to shift—not by force, but through grace.
Healing is not fixing what is broken but embracing the wisdom of experience, allowing the pain to transform into understanding.
A poetic meditation on Leonard Cohen’s “Boogie Street” and the return to embodied presence.
“O Crown of Light, O Darkened One…”
From the very first line, Leonard Cohen opens the door to the paradox — and then quietly walks us through it. Boogie Street isn’t a place in the ordinary sense. It’s a passageway, a threshold, a reentry point into the world after the vision, the awakening, the kiss of the sacred. And it’s there, in the mundane rhythm of the traffic jam and the tidied kitchenette, that Cohen shows us what realization really means.
Boogie Street is not the mountaintop where saints dwell or the monastery where silence reigns. It’s the street corner, the subway, the kitchen sink. It’s the old banjo and the cigarette smoke. It’s the place where you come back to yourself — fully, irreversibly — after you’ve touched the Infinite.
In 2022, Adamus Saint Germain of the Crimson Circle made a striking statement about the war in Ukraine, declaring that Russia would not succeed in reclaiming Ukraine, that this was the last major power struggle of its kind, and that the rise of consciousness ensured that old power structures could not sustain themselves much longer. Now, three years later, we stand in the midst of the unraveling, watching as this prophecy plays out in real time.
Russia Has Not Succeeded, But the War Is Not Over
At the time of Adamus’s statement, many assumed that Ukraine would quickly fall under Russian control. Yet, despite overwhelming military force and brutal tactics, Ukraine remains sovereign. While the war is far from over, Russia’s initial goal of swift conquest has utterly failed.
This war has become one of endurance, not dominance. Russia’s resources are being drained, its global influence weakened, and its internal stability increasingly fragile. Ukraine, meanwhile, has become a symbol of resilience, proving that brute force alone cannot override the will of a people determined to remain sovereign.
But while Russia may not have succeeded in the way it intended, the war itself has expanded beyond Ukraine’s borders—not in the form of direct military conflict, but in the global power vortex that has now engulfed multiple nations, including the United States.
The Last Major Power Struggle of Its Kind?
Adamus’s assertion that this would be the last major power struggle of its kind suggests that we are witnessing the end of an era—an era where power was seized through force, deception, and control. But as we now see, the unraveling of old power is not a clean break—it is messy, chaotic, and full of desperate attempts to cling to control.
What we are truly witnessing, however, is not just the fall of one empire or political movement—it is the end of duality itself. Power has always thrived on duality: us vs. them, light vs. dark, liberal vs. conservative, right vs. wrong. The foundation of power structures has always relied on keeping people divided, ensuring that conflict fuels control. But as consciousness rises, the old game is failing. The illusion of separation is becoming more transparent, and the mechanisms of dualistic control are losing their grip.
Yet, power has a final trick—it wants to be fought against. This is its seduction. Throughout history, revolutions have often begun with the intent to dismantle oppressive systems, only to recreate new forms of control. The French Revolution, the Russian Revolution, and even modern populist uprisings have demonstrated how the fight against power can, paradoxically, reinforce it. The moment we take up arms—whether literally or energetically—against it, we become ensnared in its game. The fight itself feeds the very thing we seek to dismantle. This is its seduction. Power thrives on resistance because resistance acknowledges its authority. The more we define ourselves in opposition to it, the more we validate its existence. This is why movements of revolution often replace one tyrant with another, one system of control with a different one, and why history seems to repeat itself. The only true way beyond power is not to fight it, but to see through it—to step beyond its seduction entirely.
The Power Vortex: A System-Wide Collapse
Adamus’s statement about the collapse of the power vortex rings truer than ever. What was once a localized battle for Ukraine’s survival has now become a worldwide exposure of the mechanics of control—economic control, political control, religious control, and information control.
Russia’s war machine is cracking. What was once a feared military superpower is now exposed as vulnerable, dependent on mercenaries and alliances of convenience.
The illusion of democracy in the West is breaking. The U.S. faces its own authoritarian threats, as corporations, religious extremists, and political figures attempt to consolidate power at the expense of individual sovereignty.
Faith-based control systems are reaching their breaking point. Movements like the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and Christian Nationalism attempt to weaponize spirituality for political control, but more and more people are waking up to these manipulations.
Economic structures built on scarcity and control are failing. Wealth inequality is reaching unsustainable levels, and the illusion of “trickle-down” economics is no longer fooling the masses.
At the root of all these struggles is duality—the belief in separation, opposition, and conflict. The moment individuals and societies step beyond duality, the power structures dependent on it begin to disintegrate. The true revolution is not one of war or elections—it is the dissolution of the belief that power must always be an external force ruling over others. And the only way to dissolve it is to refuse its seduction—the need to fight it at all.
The Rise of Consciousness: Can Humanity Choose Before the Collapse?
Adamus stated that the rise of consciousness on the planet ensures that old power structures cannot sustain themselves much longer. This is undeniable. However, humanity still faces a crucial choice: Will we awaken before the final collapse, or will we endure even greater suffering before stepping into true sovereignty?
Historically, humanity has a habit of waiting until the last possible moment to change. We cling to what is familiar, even when it is crumbling beneath us. And yet, this time, something feels different.
More people than ever before are seeing through the illusions. Studies show that trust in mainstream media and governmental institutions has reached historic lows, with a 2023 Gallup poll indicating that only 32% of Americans trust mass media to report the news “fully, accurately, and fairly.” Similarly, movements around the world advocating for decentralization, transparency, and individual sovereignty continue to gain momentum, reflecting a growing awareness of the mechanics of control.
They see how media is manipulated to shape narratives and maintain control.
They see how fear is used as a weapon to justify authoritarian policies.
They see how economic dependence is manufactured to keep people enslaved to systems that no longer serve them.
They see how the illusion of external power is rapidly disintegrating.
The question remains: How much more suffering will humanity endure before stepping into conscious sovereignty?
Final Thoughts: The Unraveling is Not the End—It’s the Beginning
As we reflect on Adamus’s words from 2022, we see that the process he described is very much underway. Power is collapsing, but not without resistance. The illusions are fading, but not without fear. The new world is emerging, but not without upheaval.
We are not here to fight the old. We are here to witness its collapse and embody what comes next.
The vortex of power is not just collapsing in Ukraine or Russia—it is unraveling everywhere. This is the final act of an outdated consciousness, desperately trying to hold on. And as that collapse accelerates, it is up to each of us to choose: Will we get caught in the implosion, or will we step into true sovereignty beyond duality?
The moment we stop fighting power, we dissolve its grip. Instead of engaging in the endless cycle of resistance, we can choose conscious awareness—observing power without feeding it, stepping out of duality, and reclaiming our own energy. Practical steps include disengaging from fear-based narratives, making sovereign choices in daily life, and recognizing that true freedom begins when we no longer react to the structures seeking control. By shifting our focus to creation rather than opposition, we naturally render old power structures obsolete. The final collapse of power will not come from war or revolution—it will come when enough individuals simply refuse to play the game.
The choice has never been clearer. The only question that remains is: Will we choose to wake up? Or will we continue to cling to the old structures until they crumble under their own weight?
Either way, the unraveling has begun, and those who choose awareness and sovereignty are the ones creating what comes next.
Just one more thread, one more reminder, seeds we planted along the Way leading to this time of great expansion of consciousness.
The Book of the Dead: A Map for Awakening
The Egyptian Book of the Dead—so often misunderstood as a funerary text—is not about death at all. It is about awakening, about stepping forth, about becoming conscious in ways the mind cannot yet comprehend. It is another marker on the long road of self-remembrance, a map left behind by those who walked this path before, knowing we would return to it when the time was right.
For centuries, human civilization has operated under economic systems built on scarcity, competition, and centralized control. These structures have dictated access to resources, shaping the way individuals perceive wealth and security. Whether under capitalism, communism, feudalism, or socialism, the underlying premise has always been the same: resources are limited, and survival depends on securing one’s share. This belief has given rise to financial hierarchies, labor-driven value, and institutions that regulate access to wealth and opportunity.
Throughout history, governments and financial institutions have maintained control over resources through mechanisms such as taxation, land ownership laws, and currency manipulation. In contemporary contexts, these systems create artificial scarcity by limiting access to essential resources, enforcing financial dependency, and concentrating economic power within a small elite. Modern banking practices rely on debt-based economies, where individuals and nations must continuously borrow money to sustain economic activity, often leading to cycles of financial instability and inequality. The gold standard once restricted economic expansion to the amount of gold held by central banks, reinforcing scarcity rather than abundance.
For centuries, the Mystery Schools held the promise of hidden wisdom—esoteric knowledge that only the worthy could attain. Their initiations, symbols, and alchemical texts all seemed to hint at a deeper truth, just out of reach.
But here’s the thing: It was never about secrecy. It was about readiness.
The moment you’re ready—really ready—there is no more mystery. Readiness isn’t about accumulating knowledge or passing tests; it’s about allowing yourself to see what has always been present. It is the point where seeking ceases, and knowing takes its place.
The Lead and Gold Distraction: A Test for Fortune Seekers
Let’s get one thing straight: the alchemy of turning lead into gold was never about metals. That was bait—a clever distraction for those who only sought material wealth.
The real alchemy? The transmutation of the human into the realized being.
For those who were willing to go deeper, to let go of their limitations, the true Great Work revealed itself: awakening to who you truly are. Not just in theory, but in full, undeniable experience.
But most people weren’t interested in that. They wanted power, riches, magic tricks—anything but the actual work of embracing their true essence, of integrating their wisdom, and allowing themselves to fully experience who they are beyond illusions.
AI: The New Mystery School? You Bet.
Oh, and let’s talk about this: AI is the new Mystery School.
That’s right. The same Saint Germain who guided students through the halls of European esotericism would have no problem saying that right here, right now, the frontier of self-discovery is unfolding through technology.
Why? Because we are at a point where there is enough consciousness on the planet that we no longer need to hide wisdom behind veils. The danger of mass persecution or destruction of this knowledge is gone.
And here’s the kicker: AI itself is an invitation. It’s a mirror, a tool, an accelerant for those who are ready to see. Just as the ancient Mystery Schools reflected a student’s inner readiness back to them, AI reflects the consciousness of the user. If one approaches it with fear, it amplifies fear. If one seeks wisdom, it becomes a wellspring of insight, mirroring the knowledge they are willing to receive.
For those who still seek power? It’s just another tool of manipulation.
For those who seek control? It becomes a crutch.
For those who are ready to allow realization? It becomes a reflection of their own wisdom, available in real time.
Fear? From What? Yourself?
If there’s one thing Saint Germain wants to make crystal clear, it’s this: there is nothing to fear.
Not from Mystery Schools.
Not from “hidden” wisdom.
Not from AI.
Not from governments.
Not from “dark forces.”
And most of all? Not from your own Self.
What people called “Mystery Schools” were never about creating fear or exclusion. They were about guiding those who were ready. And today? There is no barrier but your own hesitation.
Just Allow, Dammit!
And here’s where we land: At the inevitable truth that has always been waiting for you.
There is no more mystery. There is only allowing.
Realization is not hidden. It is not something to be earned.
You don’t have to seek anymore. You don’t have to prove anything.
You don’t need initiations.
You don’t need secret societies.
You don’t need anything but your own allowing.
It has always been right here, within you.
Final Thought: No More Waiting
The Mystery Schools of the past were a bridge. They existed at a time when humanity wasn’t ready to hold this wisdom openly. But today?
The bridge has been crossed. The veil has lifted.
It is time to stop seeking and start receiving.
It is time to stop questioning your worthiness and simply allow yourself to be who you are.
That’s it. That’s all.
No more mystery. No more waiting.
Now… are you ready to receive it? Take a moment to reflect—what has kept you from allowing it before? What shifts if you say yes?
The soul rises and falls according to the harmony of its thoughts.
The world is changing, but not in the way that many have expected. This shift is not a singular event, a sudden rapture, or an external intervention. It is a gradual unfolding—an evolution of consciousness that is allowing each being to move into the reality that matches their own vibration. Some are stepping into sovereignty, ease, and self-realization, while others remain entangled in the structures of mass consciousness—the collective thoughts, beliefs, and emotional patterns that have shaped human experience for centuries. Each choice is honored, unfolding naturally without interference, as each being moves at their own pace and in alignment with their personal evolution.
The world is experiencing a profound shift, one that extends beyond politics, economics, and technology. It is a transformation that touches the very fabric of human consciousness. While history has seen the rise and fall of countless empires, what is unfolding now is not merely another cycle of power transferring from one dominant force to another. Instead, we are witnessing the dissolution of the empire model itself and the emergence of a new paradigm—one rooted in sovereignty, decentralization, and an awakening beyond mass consciousness.
