December 17, 2022

I watched the two volume Netflix docuseries "Harry and Meghan" with mixed emotions but feeling compassion for Harry and Megan - because underneath all their trials and tribulations they are good people giving us another glimpse of today's society where no matter what 'walk of life' you come from there are always issues to be resolved.

You may think of their adventures as a soap opera or romcom, filled with luxury, royalty, and global adventures in which our protagonist Prince Harry - seeks to resolve childhood issues and finds love with a woman who reminds him of his mother's love and compassion. Together Harry and Meghan would help each other grow and understand who they are and why they are here.

Megan is a strong American woman depicting her love story with Harry through her eyes and emotions. I've been a fan since her days on the TV series Suits where the essence of a person often bleeds through into the character they portray after many years.

I never lose sight of the fact that Meghan is an actress and though I feel she is telling her story from the heart - at times I had to wonder if she was acting to embellish the truth or is there a difference? At the end of the day it really doesn't matter as this is her story too.

Harry and Megan moved from the confines of royal life on Palace Grounds - to freedom in a luxury compound on a seven-acre estate along the coast of Montecito, California. This will remain their home for as long as climate and natural disasters allow it to be so - as nothing lasts forever especially in End Times.

As with each of us they will go through dramas and await the next chapter. They are good people who will always be in the limelight and do their best to help others. Further there is nothing wrong with them making money along the way in so doing as others before and after them have done.

The potential for Harry to reconcile with his father and brother is unlikely after Harry's memoir "Spare" comes out early next year. Everyone has a book to write or a story to tell whether they complete it or not. It is a catharsis of their journey here in the alchemy of time.

As the 'spare' Harry was able to walk away but not without venting his anger and issues which seems never ending to date. Some people are programmed to heal and others never do which definitely seems to be Harry's case. One must consider that William and Charles went through their own emotional crises which due to protocol they will probably never discuss - or perhaps write as a memoir - but there really is no time for that.

In the final episode of the docuseries Harry says, "Everything that happened to us was always going to happen to us." Yes. It's called Destiny.

I know the name of the game is 'heal yourself by healing others and sharing your story' - but that concept is recognized as a temporary fix. You can't blame anything and anybody for your life because at the end of the day it's your DNA programming which is your story.

Go out and enjoy the simple things in life especially during the holiday season as we come to the end of ACT III and the consciousness grids that create reality continue to collapse as we rock-on into 2023 where geophysical changes further take hold of Earth's destiny and the human experiment moves towards closure when all is understood.