Geoffrey Hoppe

I look in the rearview mirror on my journey to mastery and I see my human Self. Crap! He’s right on my bumper, far too close for comfort at this speed. He’s so close I can see the wild, almost desperate look in his eyes.

In just a few days, we’ll have the Grand Opening of the new Masters Club at the Crimson Circle Connection Center. It comes at the same time as we start the new Transhuman Shoud series. The timing couldn’t be better; both events are significant and are linked to each other.

It’s hard to imagine that we’ll end the Walk On Series at the July 2 Shoud in just a few days. Doesn’t it seem like we started the Series just a few months ago? For me, it’s been one of the most intense and personal of all of the Shoud series over the past 16 years. Yikes… 16 years!

Adamus mentioned something very interesting the other day at the Threshold event in Tuscany. He said that the gravity of mass consciousness has become so strong that even in our dreams, most humans are staying in the mental realms.

I love doing Crimson Circle workshops, probably more than anything else Linda and I do. It’s our chance to personally meet you and other Shaumbra, to look you in the eyes, hear your stories, and share a few laughs and tears. I admit it’s a bit nerve wracking because I rarely know what Adamus is going to talk about.

This journey into our Allowing of Realization (a.k.a. enlightenment) has its share of challenges. Even though I’m honored to be the channeler for Adamus Saint-Germain, I’m certainly not immune from experiencing my own healthy dose of predicaments.

I had a mystical lucid journey experience recently. It was one of those deep inner experiences that defies logical explanation. I won’t even try to describe the experience here because it was far too personal. I also think I would go crazy if I tried to put it into words.

A blast to the past: I was 18 years old when I first heard the word “semi-conductor.” I was living in Mountain View, California, the year was 1974, and I was working at the NASA Ames Research Center. Steve Jobs, who was about my age, lived 5 miles from my apartment. The term “Silicon Valley” was at least a decade away from being popularized.

I had a mystical lucid journey experience recently. It was one of those deep inner experiences that defies logical explanation. I won’t even try to describe the experience here because it was far too personal. I also think I would go crazy if I tried to put it into words.

As we come into the holiday season, I’d like to reflect on the blessings of the year and share some of my thoughts related to the Crimson Circle. I encourage you to look at the blessings in your life as well. It’s easy for all of us to get overwhelmed as we endure the dramatic changes associated with Realization, but I found that when I reflect on the blessings, I’m always amazed at how much good has come.

By most measures, you and I are crazy. Me in particular, because of the work I do, but you’re running a close second. The clinical diagnosis for both of us would fall in the same general category: Delusional.

One of my least favorites expressions is “That is not possible.” It is stated in many other forms, such as “I can’t do it,” “It’s not allowed,” or the flip expression, “You’ve got to be kidding!”