. . . is not just the title of a film that just won seven Academy Awards. It’s also, synchronistically, the exquisitely perfect description of everybody’s experience, everywhere, all at once, all the time, NOW.
The ever prescient Bob Moran has captured the global mood.
Clif High puts our critical global situation into words. And see yesterday’s post. 184 banks have been identified as in danger, mostly regional and local. We will experience, not a “collapse” (that comes later), but an “unravelling,” ramping up in May. The crisis is unprecedented, both financial and geopolitical, its timing, he claims, designed by what he calls the “SOC” (self-organizing collective), to set us down to what I call “below money” as gently as possible.
His advice? Get and stay centered. Expect the unexpected. This is bound to be rough.