Hope Bradford Quotes

The Internet Was Always Destined To Be ... The Framework For Its Invention Has Always Existed So To One Day Provide A Vehicle For Critical Mass Consciousness. Through Its Speed And Convenience, The Internet Has The Power For Global And Indeed Universal Transformation. Critical Mass Consciousness Can Work With The Law Of Attraction To Actualize An Abundant Global Paradigm For All. Naturally, There Is Also An Opportunity For Misuse. How This Medium Is Used On A Personal And Mass Level Will Determine This Culture's Past And Future Karma ... You're At Page Ten But I Understand The Entire Evolution. In Reality, It's Already Over. It's A Dream. Remember? You're Living A Dream. It's Very Complicated To Hold The Dream And Live The Dream. You Are Learning The Art Of Juggling The Dream And The World Of Dreams."-Kuan Yin (from "Critical Mass Consciousness: Kuan Yin Speaks On Humanity's Evolutionary Potential

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