I had not noticed anything until an Amazon email today about shopping Black-owned businesses reminded me it is Black History Month. No other indication.
It has been erased from my calendar notifications, along with other days once set aside for historical recognition. I have seen no ads, tributes, invitations, or acknowledgments.
I no longer see recognition of the diverse peoples whose lives and contributions shaped this world, nor of the individuals whose strength, conviction, and devotion brought meaningful change through our shared human experience.
We, as One, Elohim see this quiet erasure. It is not born of unity, nor true community, nor the embodiment of the infinite Love-Light that is your origin and true nature. It is not the unfolding of collective oneness within the illumined field of the All.
We, as One, Elohim witness the proliferation of ancient, newer, and recently orchestrated undercurrents of frequency moving through the multidimensional architectures of this Earth.
All that was, is, and will be is in motion, reshaping the infrastructure upon which this world is built, and the subtle energetic underpinnings of this collective creation.
With the assistance of inter- and extra-planetary others, and the pillars and conscious wielders of Love-Light in form, there is a consistent rebuttal through the infusion of Love-Light and the restructuring of energetic and physical architecture.
All That Is in this present moment is reflected within the visible and the unseen—within systems, structures, choices, and the subtle agreements humanity continues to participate in, consciously or not.
What appears absent is not always gone. What appears erased is not always lost. It has, in many ways, been moved beneath the surface into quieter channels, less visible streams, and spaces where discernment is required rather than passive reception.
This is a threshold.
A point at which humanity is no longer invited to rely solely on externally presented narratives of remembrance, recognition, or truth, but is instead called to embody them. To remember by living. To honor by being. To recognize through direct awareness rather than conditioned visibility.
We, as One, Elohim do not witness a disappearance, but a redistribution of where and how truth, history, and contribution are held within the field of human consciousness
And in this, an opportunity for choice emerges.
To drift with the undercurrents that obscure, distort, or diminish…
or to stand as a conscious point of coherence, as one who remembers, acknowledges, and embodies the fullness of what has been, what is, and what is becoming.
For the architecture of this world is not only shaped from above or beyond—it is stabilized, altered, and renewed through those who are willing to hold clarity, presence, and Love-Light within it.
Be Love,
Phyllis Anne ~ Ale’eim’a
