A single purpose is championed by this troupe: to communicate and instigate divine consciousness throughout humanity by showcasing absolute freedom in artistic expression.  This performance is no exception and the audience will be energetically implanted with this message.  When they leave the pool, the performance continues.

The purpose of artistic expression throughout time has been to come to a greater understanding of Self by tapping into the inner connection of the divine energy.  The liberated ritual expressions of a shaman help him catch a glimpse of a true Self.  Likewise the artist playfully utilizes a mode of expression to put Self on display as an instinctual approach to the divine.  In time, and with increased frequency of expression, creative thoughts become oracular means of paving a connection to the divine.  Dance, writing, painting, ... all creativity are play toys of the divine.  Increasing the frequency of these expressions, hastens self revelation and the congealment of perfection. 

Humanity has built such an advanced technological sophistication that a shift into divine understanding is required to serve as a morality check on further progress.  The oneness of the tribe of Earth must be taken into account in every move we make.  As David Peel says, “God created the world is six days, on the seventh day he rested, on the eighth day we take over.” We are required to ready ourselves. We are in control.

Humanity is currently unaware of this potential.  Our ability to engender divinity within ourselves is innate, as is the social organism that has grown out of the oneness of humanity.  We gather together in our material form in order to cause a spark in our energetic forms.  Through the material, a factor of our basest aspects, we can harvest the potential energy of divinity. Through the density in darkness, we can find the light.  In order to cross into divinity we must deem ourselves worthy (love of self) and be brave enough to defy The Rules of Nature (strength of self).  By its nature, creativity accomplishes both.

Our social stories have made reference to the hero’s journey and the positive resolution of cycles, the circle of life.  Yet even advanced races at moments will be constricted by small minds, blinded to a future potential.  A stagnant period of history would emanate and the people would lose hope while wrapped in circles too small.  Tribal infighting would overtake the need to progress and slowly momentum would be lost as hollow rituals would remain to pass time. The tribe would blindly swing in their cocoon of being, without the urge to molt, and without the knowledge of the coming metamorphosis.  

We are all waiting.  Waiting for peace.  Waiting for freedom.  Waiting for the Messiahs.  Why are we waiting when we are already here?  We must come to acknowledge the arrival our Divinity and stand up to our Divine Responsibilities. 

Only then will we be able to progress as a Divine Earth, a Heavenly Planet.