Revolution. That word is pretty powerful these days. No, sadly this article has nothing to do with a call to arms or any other politically charged notion of force, so if that is your flavor of choice, I would find a different mental food.
We are centered. We are living in an amazing time. And we happen to be moving very quickly right now. This is reflected in current happenings on the world stage, specifically referring to the growing tensions between certain nations. This article is about understanding why things are about to start moving incredibly fast for a short period of time. Things have the potential to escalate quickly. We are rounding the "corner" of an ellipse.
1. A forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system. OR 2. An instance of revolving.
Move in a circle on a central axis.
(Both definitions from Google)
Orbiting the Center Point
Ok, so as I have stated before, world conflict probably isn't going anywhere for a while, so it has to be considered as part of the equation. Luckily, there are some remarkably intelligent people trying to make this particular process as smooth as possible. The only reason why this is relevant for this article is because there is a long form pattern to the cycles of global conflict throughout human history. So for something to repeat in time, it has to travel around something in order to get back to a similar instance.
In this case, the human mindset, or consciousness field is orbiting around a center point, very similar to how the Earth orbits the Sun. As we revolve, we go through times of conflict, then repair, then calm and contentment, then the pot starts to boil for one reason or another, then society becomes overly charged, then they discharge into conflict. Although this happens somewhat often within the scope of history, humans have broken this cycle before conflict occurs many times as well.
Ideas in Orbit
Obviously I want to focus on the second definition for this article. So this is the concept of ideas moving around the most center or middle point (or highest possible point for the spiritual side of things) of where ideas come from. The scope and lens that we view history through changes throughout time. Reading older books is a great way to look into the language and mindset of those times.
So as we constantly revolve and orbit around the most correct path, our views and opinions change and so do our actions to reflect that. If we remain in that cycle, we can never break the cycle. However, if we acknowledge that is a cycle, then we can observe it and change our choices, behaviors, and actions, and different actions and responses lead to different outcomes.
If we remain in that cycle, we can never break the cycle. However, if we acknowledge that is a cycle, then we can observe it and change our choices, behaviors, and actions.
Course Correcting the Path of Time
We are working together, and we are working diligently to avoid larger conflicts from happening. The United States of America is steering our craft through a metaphorical minefield all while time is speeding us up at an accelerated rate. Naturally, this is a difficult task, especially when there is money to be made by the war machine.
So regardless of any outcome, I ask that you try to observe and then process what takes place before we react in a manner that puts us back in the cycle. This is a difficult request. But remaining objective can course correct the path of time in ways people do not yet understand.
We can break the cycle of this particular revolution of the times. We can rewrite the code. We can steer in a different direction. But as I have said before, buckle up, because we might just hit 88 miles per hour.
Remaining objective can course correct the path of time in ways people do not yet understand.
Thank you all for checking in.
Randy Evans · March 11, 2026