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I was in a wonderful event this past weekend in Las Vegas, Co-Creating a New Humanity put on by IN5D Events. It was a trade show with booths and speakers.
Sunday morning I’d risen early to catch one of the speakers at 8 am on the main stage. I went to hear another speaker at 9 am in a different location and returned to the main stage for my presentation at 10 am.
The speaker between the 8 am presentation and me was still on the stage and showed no signs of breaking. The filming team signaled her – and she politely declined their advances.
Shortly a member of my team also went up to the stage – with signage – to show her the time, that clearly indicated she had gone over. This also scored no impact.
Then the film crew verbally asked her to finish, as she had already gone over by14 minutes. She verbally responded, ” Since I started 20 minutes late I am going to go over 20 minutes.”
I sat down. No point in standing on the sideline – if she was going to go for another 10 minutes. I quietly wondered – why was she not ready on time?
The AV team was in place at 8 AM lecture for the first speaker in that room – so I didn’t think the recording and logistics team had held her up. She was a decent speaker – certainly – but it did seem very odd to keep repeating her message – just to prove she had “her time coming.”
When we “transferred the torch” and I plugged my laptop into the AV system projector – all went well. She was cooperative – at that point – even tho – she was still talking with her audience. Politely I said, “Sweetheart, you will need to hand off the mic to me.” Once reminded she did so graciously.
So when I started at about 25 minutes into my hour – I announced that I would end on time. I explained to the audience that I had a lot of respect for their time, and they may want to see other speakers – at 11 AM, and besides I was pretty sure there would be another speaker after me – and I wanted to honor that speaker as well.
It was a fun talk about the dimensional shifts that are occurring for everyone with practical examples around my clients, myself and of course the famous Corey Goode! I skipped some sections – so that I could end on time – which I did.
My project manager mentioned to a few people working our booth with us, about what happened but I only joined in – after she brought it up. I noticed the speaker walking by our table – but she only looked away when passing.
Later, that same day, my good friend, Danion Brinkly (Three-time International best selling author. Struck twice by lightning. He’s shared the most complete Near Death Experience NDE, on record. http://Dannion.com) showed up.
He came right up to me, in front of my booth and gave me a huge hug. Then he said, Maureen, come with me, we’re going to teach a workshop. I had no idea what he was talking about – but my trust is high – my booth was covered, and I was up for an adventure.
It turns out – that a speaker failed to show up and the classroom had attendees but no speaker! I didn’t know that. Another man, also a friend of Danion’s I had met briefly – was there. Danion started. He spoke for about 20 minutes. Then he handed the program off to me. I spoke on the relationship of the teacher to the student, and you cannot trust anyone, including me, Danion or anyone else.
You trust your connection to your Higher Self. Then I shared how to manifest that. I then handed the program to the other man. It wasn’t until later that I realized he WASN’T the speaker! It turns out the other person was asked by the room monitor to do something!
And Danion, who lives in Las Vegas showed up – just to say hi to folks. He wasn’t on the program either! I told the audience how fortunate they were because people pay a lot of money to hear Danion – and they just “happened” to get him as a substitute!
When you are in 5D, you truly don’t care what others do. I certainly didn’t care what the other speaker did at my morning lecture. When you are in 5D, you care about others that might be affected by your actions. I wanted to make sure I ended on time – so everyone could get to their next event easily. And of course – the speaker after me needed to get set up for his event!
My husband had been with me for most of the show – but had to leave on the day of my presentations – for a work-related event. On my way home, contemplating my day and thinking about everything I reflected on my conversation with him on FaceTime.
I realized, I had told my husband about speaking and shared with him all the interesting things I had learned. Yet I hadn’t told my him about the morning “drama.” This is because there was no drama for me.
I forgot – which means I wasn’t holding any energy on it. I wasn’t upset or angry. I was surprised but the speaker’s behavior but it was ok with me. I remember thinking – women are always sharing (including me) the craziness they encounter with their significant other.
I know for sure I was in 5D in those moments – because I had no drama to report to my beloved!
