I Remembered: I Am Eternally Divine

By Travis 'Natural' Huntley

I Remembered is a book of poems and content inspired from the wisdom I gained from my unique experiences and from my intuition within. Growing up in America as a multiracial child, I have experienced discrimination from all sides of the spectrum. I am now thankful for those experiences I strategically chose in my life to now have a vision and potential solution to todays most important issue. The intention of this book is to provide a sense of awareness that inspires the reader to love and accept thyself and others at a greater capacity.
Although the media is persistently promoting fear, separation and division among the people. I chose to compile poems supporting love and having compassion for all life, no matter what class, gender, race or religion one may be. Regardless of what we may have been taught by our parents, culture, society, media, books and the movies watched. I Remembered is now surfacing to unite and remind humanity we are all equally divine and we all have a role to play in creating a way of life our children will thank us for later.
I Remembered, reminds humanity the importance to be at peace within, the source of love is within, we are all one interconnected web of Consciousness some refer to as GOD. Creating a foundation for everyone to live on earth in harmony beyond illusions of separation.
I invite you to say the following words and sign on the line below.
I now declare from this moment forward, I make conscious choices to grow, to learn, to expand. I now choose to be compassionate and gentle with myself as I honor my connection to nature and I now choose to love all life Beyond conditions.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Feb 7, 2017
• ISBN: 9781504371841

Travis 'Natural' Huntley

Namaste, I'm from a very small town in Pennsylvania known as Farrell. Growing up, I was raised very well by a single loving mother and a loving father whom did his best to be there for me. My mother made a living working as a cook making minimum wage and still managed to somehow provide food, clothes and shelter for my sisters and I. As a child we lived paycheck to paycheck. Seeing my mother struggle and being an independent minded child, I soon found myself at the age of nine getting a paper route to be able to give mom less stress while gaining money management skills. Growing up into my teenage years I maintained that same mentality, doing what I could, mainly selling marijuana to relieve my mother from stress of having to provide me with anything more than food and shelter. My senior year of high school I was a middle linebacker and captain of the defense with dreams of being recruited by a D-1 university then going to the NFL. Towards the end of the season I took a helmet to the knee and tore my acl and mcl. Being injured I was unable to play in the playoffs where most recruits find there players, which meant I did not get a scholarship to a D-1 School. I am very grateful now for the experience because I would not be the man I am today if it hadn't taken place exactly as it did.

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ISBN: 978-1-5043-7183-4 (sc)

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Balboa Press rev. date: 02/07/2017

Contents

Preface A Gathering Of The Tribe

Foreword

Introduction

Abundance

Babylon’s Kryptonite

GOD

Gratitude

Higher purpose

I am Divine Infinite Love

I am One

Know Thyself

Love

Mother Earth

Namaste

Open The Eyes of the Blind

Remember

Remind

Take This Time

Transformation

Unconditional Happiness

Transmute Reality

Vision

Voice Box of GOD

Warrior of Light

Closing

Quotes

Afterword

The Light Beings Vision For Humanity

About the Author

Peace Love Unity

Acknowledgments

Preface

A Gathering Of The Tribe

By Author of The More Beautiful World our Hearts Know is Possible

Charles Eisenstein

Once upon a time a great tribe of people lived in a world far away from ours. Whether far away in space, or in time, or even outside of time, we do not know. They lived in a state of enchantment and joy that few of us today dare to believe could exist, except in those exceptional peak experiences when we glimpse the true potential of life and mind. One day the shaman of the tribe called a meeting. They gathered around him, and he spoke very solemnly. My friends, he said, there is a world that needs our help. It is called earth, and its fate hangs in the balance. Its humans have reached a critical point in their collective birthing, and they will be stillborn without our help. Who would like to volunteer for a mission to this time and place, and render service to humanity? Tell us more about his mission, they asked. I am glad you asked, because it is no small thing. I will put you into a deep, deep trance, so complete that you will forget who you are. You will live a human life, and in the beginning you will completely forget your origins. You will forget even our language and your own true name. You will be separated from the wonder and beauty of our world, and from the love that bathes us all. You will miss it deeply, yet you will not know what it is you are missing. You will only remember the love and beauty that we know to be normal as a longing in your heart. Your memory will take the form of an intuitive knowledge, as you plunge into the painfully marred earth, that a more beautiful world is possible. "As you grow up in that world, your knowledge will be under constant assault. You will be told in a million ways that a world of destruction, violence, drudgery, anxiety, and degradation is normal. You