Eye: Lien van der Star We've opened our eyes Oil on wood 20x20cm Story of Lien: For a long time I worked in child care , mainly after-school activities. In some places, more than 100 children at a time. I remembered that the loudest children get the most attention from my own school period. The more introverted children sometimes go through their day unseen. Therefore, my personal daily mission was always to let every kid under my supervision know: 'I SEE YOU!', 'And I like you for who you are.' There's simply no time to talk or play with every child. But I can make eye contact and give them this message through with this intention, even if it's just a few seconds. Now I know this need to be seen isn't only important for children; it's essential for everyone and everything. My eyes don't see anything; the awareness does. I am the awareness. And for a long time, I have been aware that many things we perceive as 'normal' in this world are not. As a child, I had trouble with the school system. Now I know why. I had problems with my parents, partners, managers, bosses at work and the media, I knew that something was terrible 'off.' Once you step out of the matrix and into your higher self, you see everything in its true nature. It's basically straightforward; everything is a choice between love or fear. And since love is the source, fear can't be real. Stay in the eye of the storm. The world becomes more like a playground. We've landed in a kindergarten here on this beautiful Earth for toddlers who were not told they have all the power within. That they are not alone, that they are worthy. Unfortunately, many toddlers still give their power away, working like slaves without even knowing it. They are constantly threatened by scare events like pandemics and wars to narrow their capacity to think clearly. Lost in the storm. I see them. And if you see them too, they will start to believe that they are worthy and powerful sovereign humans. So keep your eyes open and play this game that we've already won. More inf