Good day,
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the U.N. International Day of Peace.
In the spirit of this day, we are sharing our
One Heart Worldwide Wave Concordance herein.
This is intended to be a daily meditation throughout the
rest of the year and beyond.
The
Shared Intention for the One Heart Worldwide Wave Concordance
I AM the One Heart, and in this Heart, there is no
division—only the truth that we are each other.
I AM unity. I AM the space where division dissolves, for in
my Heart, there is no separation between myself and others. I AM the
understanding that we are all one, connected by love, compassion, and wisdom. My
Heart does not take sides, for it recognize the illusion of duality. I AM the
truth that transcends labels of religion, culture, ideas, and politics. I see
through the lens of fairness and compassion, embracing both the personal and
the collective in harmony.
I AM the universal Heartbeat, the eternal Spirit that unites
all beings. I AM infinite awareness, infinite love, and in that knowing, I AM
whole. I recognize the Oneness of all life, and in that recognition, I move
from a place of connection and peace. I AM not separate from the world; I AM
the world, the Light and Expression of Love that unites all things.
Foundation
of One Heart Worldwide Wave Concordance
Since the beginning of the year, I’ve held the intention of
creating this concordance, knowing that more than half the world’s population,
across over 60 countries, will be holding national elections in 2024. With
roughly two billion eligible voters, this is set to be the largest election
year in history—also the largest stage for those who seek to divide us for
personal gain.
My good friend John Steiner also encouraged me to start this
project earlier in the year, but my own internal struggles with the extreme
division in the world made it difficult to finalize the development of this Concordance.
It wasn’t a sense of division with my fellow humans, regardless of their
differing views, but rather with the nefarious and dominating forces seemingly
intent on fueling this division.
The breakthrough that allowed me to finally produce this Concordance
came compliments of David Icke and his phenomenal new release, “The Reveal”…highly
recommended.
Knowing David as well as I do through his many writings over
the last 30 years, I am sure he won’t mind me sharing this beautiful and
touching excerpt, from the final chapter of The Reveal, “The Heart of
the Matter”:
"Moving our point of reference and self-identity from
head and belly to the heart is how we sort out this mess. How could that not be
the case when the whole insanity is the result of our reference point and
identity moving the other way? You cannot divide and rule a heart that knows
we're all one. The heart does not take sides, as in taking a stance purely for
religious, political, or cultural reasons. It has no religion, politics, or
culture. Love and wisdom speak their own truth, not someone else's. They
perceive life through the filter of fairness, justice, compassion, and
understanding.
They see the injustice of Hamas operatives attacking Israeli
civilians, and they see the injustice of Israel's response against the
innocents in Gaza. Love and wisdom don't pick a side because they are Jewish or
Palestinian; they say what they believe to be right, no matter the side. They
have no nationality, no cultural or religious program to defend and advance.
They see the never-ending insanity of meeting violence with violence, and more
violence with more violence. An eye for an eye does make the whole world
blind.
Love and wisdom shake their symbolic head and say, 'But you
are each other; why are you fighting?'
The heart knows that we are living a manipulated illusion.
It can see through the lies, the bullshit, the divide and rule. It is the point
of reference that gives perspective to everything.
Who are we? We are infinite awareness, infinite spirit, and
the heart is our connection to this true "I".
Try it for a while and see where it goes.
The heart is where our infinite self resides. It is where we
find wisdom that the head alone is denied in its perspective-deleted
bewilderment.
Focus on that heart center as you. Everything else is
detail and illusion.
Hello, nice to meet you. Who are you?
I am my heart. I am the spirit that is my heart."
My 3-D
Research, Assessment, and Solution in Preparation for this Concordance.
Extreme political polarization is driven by a few things.
First off, the media landscape has changed a lot—social media, cable news, and
talk radio have created echo chambers where people mostly hear what they
already believe. Over time, political parties have also become more
ideologically "pure," pushing people to extremes. Economic inequality
has widened, making people more anxious and reactive. Demographic shifts, like
increasing diversity, can create tension, and gerrymandering in the U.S. has
allowed politicians to dig in their heels. Civic engagement has gone down
too—fewer people are involved in the community, which leads to more isolation.
Finally, political campaigns use fear and anger to rally support, making it
even worse.
All these factors evolved for reasons like technological
shifts, profit-driven media, special-interest-driven policies, political
strategy, and larger societal trends. Social media algorithms prioritize
sensational content and division, political realignment has made both parties
more extreme, and economic policies too often favor the wealthy. Demographic
changes, combined with cultural shifts, make more and more people feel like
they’re losing their influence. Gerrymandering takes advantage of advanced
data, and negative campaigning works well enough that politicians keep using
it.
So, how do we fix this? It’s not easy, but there’s hope.
Media literacy is key—if people can see through the deliberate manipulations
and nonsense, they can start thinking for themselves. Bipartisanship must be
encouraged, and reforms like ranked-choice voting could help moderate things.
Addressing economic inequality through progressive policies is another big one.
We also need inclusive policies that bridge the cultural divide. Civic
engagement should be revitalized through local projects that get people working
together. Technology and media should be harnessed for good by promoting
diverse viewpoints and fostering constructive dialogue.
And now, here’s the heart of the solution: We need to
realize that we’re all connected. This isn’t about picking a side—it's about
seeing beyond labels like political party, religion, ideology or nationality.
We’re all human, and we all deserve fairness, justice, compassion, and
understanding. Let’s shift our perspective from the head to the heart. In that
space, there’s no division—just a shared sense of unity and peace.
That’s where
our true power is, and it’s what will guide us forward, together.
Notable Quotes:
“So do vote, just don’t join a cult”
“Be against division, not the divided.”
All the best,
Joseph Giove and the Common Passion Core Team
www.CommonPassion.org
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