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10-13-08 Samuel Adams

Samual Adams was cousin to John Adams and John Quincy Adams. He often wrote letters to the newspapers and colonial leaders about British injustice. He also led the Sons of Liberty in his home town of Boston.
He was raised in a large well to do family and spent much time watching the boats coming in and out of the Boston harbor. This knowledge came in handy when he later created the plan for tehe Boston Tea Party.

One of his favorite sayings was that he and his fellow patriots were acting not only for Americans of their own time but for "millions yet unborn".

He began Harvard at the age of 13 with the idea of becoming a minister and followed his passion for politics. He then graduated Harvard at the age of 17 giving his graduation speech in Latin about revolting against unjust governments.

The following is the channeled message from him:

I am here to help all of you rouse your thinking regarding your current government. I am here to help you to realize that the only government there can ever be is one that is "We the people" who stand up and take appropriate actions to create and maintain a healthy government.

When the "Founding Fathers" of the United States left England we sought to free ourselves from oppression. The very same oppression each of you is experiencing here in the United States now. Whether you are a senior citizen at the mercy of Social Security, which cannot pay your bills, medical and dental costs, necessities of food, clothing and shelter or parents of young children seeking to provide healthy lifestyles for yourself and your children or even single people trying to make ends meet on your salary, all of you have struggles, all of you desire to find a better way for yourselves, your families and your friends. You are all united in this cause, this search for a better way to live. We applaud you your courage to face that which needs to change individually and collectively. Support one another in your dreams,and visions of a better life.That is how these United States began. We supported each other in our dreams and visions of a better life away from England. We grew in numbers until there were enough of us to make a difference and to stand up too oppression. You are also growing in numbers. There are many of you here in the US today aware that change must be made. Your presidential candidates are talking about that very change.
Take time to think about what is needed, to pray about what is needed and to become focused and determined to see the changes taking place on the physical plane that will support what is necessary for those very changes to come about.

Talk to people. Leran about what is happening in the US and other countries in the world. Become educated about what is happening in the world. Be aware of the decisions that are being made and how they affect you as individuals and how they affect this nation. Be a part of the change. Become the change you want to see in your world.

Samuel Adams