Hi, again! P.D. Palmer here, reporting from Future Earth, where an interesting phenomenon has begun to emerge as more and more people embrace the New Earth understanding that aging is no longer inevitable, or even necessary.
Now that we’ve left behind the lower vibrations of the Old Earth and moved fully into the higher New Earth states of love, compassion, and joy, we’re being told that physical degeneration can become a thing of the past. That reverse aging is possible. And we’re seeing proof of it.
The question is, how do we accomplish this?
I’m speaking today with Rebecca Featherwaite, one of the most well-known of these early anti-aging pioneers who some are calling the Ageless.
“Ms. Featherwaite, thank you for speaking with me today.”
“Call me Rebecca. And I couldn’t be happier to share my story and my message, P.D.”
Rebecca is dressed in white capri pants and a short-sleeved floral blouse, her hair a cap of short blonde curls. She is – and I’ve thoroughly verified this – sixty-one years old. And yet, she appears no older than her mid-twenties. Her skin is smooth and dewy, her eyes clear beneath full lashes. She’s wearing no make-up beyond lip gloss, but she needs none. Her skin is flawless.
There is nothing that gives away her age except, perhaps, her choice of style.
“Ms. Featherwaite…Rebecca…how is it possible that you’re…?”
“Sixty-one?” She laughs. “Isn’t it wonderful? Don’t get me wrong, I feel sixty-one. Not physically, of course, but I have lived six decades, been married, had a career, raised children, and welcomed two grandchildren, now. One doesn’t forget all of that when one reverse ages. I may look twenty, but I assure you I carry all of the memories and experiences of a woman of sixty-one.”
“How did you do it? So many people are trying. As you know, there are whole industries whose sole purpose is to help people reverse age, yet few appear to be having much success. From what I understand, you don’t agree with their methods. Is that true?”
She shrugs. “Yes and no. They mean well, but I feel like many of them have missed the key ingredient. It’s not about using the right mantras or the proper crystals in the right way, or even the correct visualization techniques – although visualization is important. It’s about belief. And no one can do that for you.”
She grins and spreads her arms wide. “Although I’m here to help. You have to believe before you see, of course, but it’s also true that seeing is believing. So see what I’ve accomplished and believe that you can, too.”
“Rebecca, what it’s like to be a sixty-one year old woman in the body of a twenty-year-old?”
“I’m not in the body of a twenty-year-old,” she says crisply. “I’m in the same body I’ve been in for sixty-one years. I may look twenty, by Old Earth standards, but once all humans stop this aging nonsense – and they almost certainly will, in the coming decades – all adults will look young and healthy. And more importantly, feel that way!”
“Won’t that be confusing?” I ask. “I mean, how can you tell who’s your age?”
Rebecca laughed. “First of all, what difference does it make how many years a person has actually lived? I mean, we do tend to gravitate toward people we have something in common with. That might be lived experience, but it could also be a shared interest, or simply a complimentary sense of humor.
“In Old Earth mentality, we had a need to divide ourselves into ‘us’ and ‘them’, whether that separation was by race, religion, nationality…or age. Pretty silly, if you ask me. Thankfully, we’re getting past that. Soon, there will be no easy way to divide ourselves by age, when we all look the same.”
“But…what if you’re attracted to someone who’s far younger than you?”
Rebecca’s smile was patient, but told me I’d asked a rather silly question. “And what of it?”
I had no good answer to that. My question came from Old Earth thinking, I suppose.
“May I remind you, again,” she said, “that I’m sixty-one. I’m not looking for a husband to have children with. I’m not looking for a husband at all, as a matter of fact. Any attraction I might feel for a young man would likely be superficial. And few people are inclined to act on superficial attraction these days, from what I’ve observed. Most are looking for true connection.”
“True. Things really have changed since we stepped into the New Earth frequencies. Rebecca, why have you been able to fully reverse age when others have not? Is it simply that your belief is stronger?”
“Maybe? Some years ago, I heard a scientist say that there was no scientific basis for aging, and it resonated with me so strongly that I got chills. I knew it was true. I knew it. That was my soul saying, ‘Yes! This.’ I think it was always part of my soul mission to be a way shower with regards to reverse aging.”
“So you’ve believed for years that this was possible?”
“I have, yes. When others were focused on manifesting a new husband, or a new car, I envisioned living in full health and youthfulness.”
“Fascinating. Rebecca, some people are calling you, and the other Ageless, immortals. Is that how you think of yourself?”
“Oh heavens no. In fact, I find that I have less interest in living a long life than I had before. When you think your years are limited, you feel like you need to squeeze every drop out of them, no matter what. Especially when you don’t yet understand what dying really means, and might even be afraid of it.”
“What do you think dying means?”
Rebecca waves her hand. “It’s just stepping off the stage, taking off the costume, and going back to your ‘real’ life. Disease and decay used to be the easiest ways for the soul to usher an unawakened human out of their body when their role in the play was over. Now, we can do it ourselves. I think.” She smiles. “I may have to get back to you on that.”
“If you aren’t aging, if you’re perfectly healthy, how will you know it’s time to leave?”
“I’ll know. Just as I knew I wanted to manifest full reverse aging, I’ll know when it’s time to go. My intuition is quite well-developed these days. I’ll know.”
“And then?”
“I’ll say my good-byes. It will probably be a bit like getting a terminal diagnosis with a couple of months to live, but without the being sick part. You know you’re going soon, you just don’t know when.”
“And then you’ll just die in your sleep?”
“I hope so. I really have no idea, but I’m intentioning an easy, peaceful death.”
“Until then? What’s next for you, Rebecca?”
“Well, I’ve always wanted to run a marathon, so I’ll probably do that. Otherwise, we’ll see. I feel like I can do anything. The question is, other than spend time with my kids and grandchildren, is there anything that I still want to do?”
I smile. “Do you have anything else you’d like to leave us with, Rebecca?”
“Just this. Life is what you make it, and I do mean that literally. Envision your best life, feel the joy of it, the freedom, the peace, and know that if it’s in the highest good, it will come to pass. If you believe it will. We all have far more power to create our reality than we think. But we have to believe.”