Reflections on the month ahead and my conversation with Kenneth Scott of PanTerraVida Society.
As October draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on the enormity of the times we are living through.
So many threads seem to be converging: questions about leadership, the future of our financial systems, how we share this planet’s resources, and what it means to take responsibility for the world we are creating.
For those who have been following my updates, you will know that November feels particularly significant to me. In my latest forecast, I explore it as a potential month of reckoning—a time when unresolved matters come into sharper focus and we are invited to look more honestly at what needs to change.
This is my reading of the energies, rather than a guarantee of particular events. But the invitation feels clear: pay attention, prepare thoughtfully, and stay connected to your own centre.
Watch my November energy update
What are we being asked to examine?
The themes I explore in the November forecast centre on power, leadership, values, and collective responsibility.
Who do we trust? Where have we given away our authority? What are we continuing to support through habit, convenience, or fear?
These questions reach into our personal lives as much as our institutions. We cannot always determine what happens around us, but we can become more conscious of how we respond, what we share, and where we place our energy.
For me, preparation includes practical organisation, care for our bodies, and strong relationships with people we can rely on. It also means leaving room for uncertainty. We can recognise the significance of a moment without needing to know exactly how it will unfold.
Following the wealth: my conversation with Kenneth Scott
Alongside the November forecast, I recently sat down with Kenneth Scott of PanTerraVida Society for a conversation about the RV, GCR, NESARA, trusts, and the proposed redistribution of global wealth.
These subjects have generated hope, confusion, and many unanswered questions over the years. I wanted to give Ken space to explain his perspective and the experiences that have shaped it.
We explored his interpretation of ancient trust structures, the distinction he draws between living and decedent estates, and the relationship between legal title and beneficial rights.
Ken also shared his account of connections associated with the Indonesian “M1” position, President Sukarno, royal lineages, prosperity programs, farm claims, and what he describes as global collateral accounts.
These are Ken’s accounts and interpretations; our conversation does not independently establish the existence, control, or availability of the funds discussed, or confirm an imminent financial reset.
There is a great deal to consider here. I encourage you to listen with curiosity, ask questions, and distinguish personal testimony from independently verifiable evidence.
Watch our conversation
THE RV, GCR, NESARA & TRUSTS: Following the Wealth, with Kenneth Scott
What would wealth in service to life look like?
The question that stays with me goes beyond the mechanics of any proposed financial change.
If substantial resources were directed toward humanity’s wellbeing and the restoration of Earth, how would we use them? How would we ensure transparency, accountability, and meaningful participation from the communities they were intended to serve?
I think of healthy soil, clean water, regenerative food systems, accessible healing, and places where people can live with dignity. I think of communities with the knowledge and resources to care for one another.
The prospect of change invites us to examine our readiness to steward it. More resources would bring choices and responsibilities. The values behind those choices matter deeply.
Meeting November with steadiness
Taken together, these two conversations ask us to consider both the wider picture and our own participation in it.
The scale of the questions before us can feel overwhelming. That makes simple, grounding practices especially valuable: time in nature, conscious breathing, TaiQi or QiGong, and honest conversations with people we trust.
Give yourself space to reflect before reacting. Check information before passing it on. Make practical decisions based on your present circumstances, allowing for possibilities without depending on promised outcomes.
And keep investing in the world you want to experience—in your relationships, your community, and the care you offer the living Earth.
My hope as we enter November is that we meet whatever unfolds with clear eyes, compassionate hearts, and the willingness to act responsibly.
There is much we cannot yet know. There is also much we can begin.
With love,
Anina
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