I am not a financial expert and I cannot give advice about the workings of the stock market or banking markets. These are too complex for most of us to understand.

What I offer are only my observations.

What I see is the world transforming before our eyes. As old systems collapse under the scrutiny and scandal that contaminates every financial institution and old world monetary system, a new world of competitive currencies has emerged.

When you consider the lengths to which certain forces have gone to protect the sacredness of the “dollar” you can appreciate the epic moment of its collapse we all knew was inevitable.

There can be no misunderstanding, the dollar as reserve currency of the world has fallen.

This is not being replaced with one super currency but instead a variety of ways in which people will be able to generate and store value and wealth independent of central banks and government controlled monetary systems.

This reality strikes sheer terror in the hearts and minds of those who have spent their lives and even multiple generations building and defending this empire of Babylonian sand.

The average person is now realizing that the entire financial system is built on deception and slavery with no end in sight.

As more people awaken to this reality, there is a natural instinct to escape. This impulse is quenched by the sheer enormity of the task of uprooting from a lifestyle that is familiar to transition to one of self sufficiency and productivity that few can embrace.

While they desire freedom the capacity to exit escapes and eludes the average person. They continue on the conveyor belt despite increasing feelings of dread and regret.

The level of determination and energy needed to go against the flow is more intense than ascending the down escalator at the local mall. You have to want it bad.

It is only a small group that will make the necessary commitment to achieve escape velocity which is essential to depart a world you know for one you don’t.

That is the call of the Hebrew. This is the faith of Abraham. Going forth from Egypt into the wilderness to discover the land of promise.

Few have this kind of courage. Most want their blessing in Sodom and Gomorrah not discerning that these places shall be destroyed.

Whether it be from an external force of war or destruction or the ideological weapons of mass societal destruction, eventually these epic city states will fail. While they will promise evolution, the people will experience imprisonment.

To breathe free air and walk in true liberty has always been available to those who are willing to pay the price. If you are willing to let go of what you know like the pilgrims of old to strike out for a new country and build a new future, then you have the rare courage needed for these days ahead.

Those who try to help Babylon from falling are on the wrong side of bible prophecy and their effort will fail.

It is time for the building of His glorious Kingdom and this will require the courage of the generation that entered the promised land.

So what is the plan for the average person with limited resources?

Simple short answer: Pool together with other people and prepare to work your butt off.

To accomplish anything in this world you need TIME, ENERGY, and RESOURCES and when your short on one you must make up with the other two. If you’re short on two, then you REALLY have to put the pedal to the metal to make anything happen.

In this season we’re short on TIME and for many people short on RESOURCES. They have wasted all they have earned and gained there in Babylon.

It is in this moment that you realize that your currency and they entire system is a complete ruse. How is it that you have nothing you can use to leave Egypt?

Here’s the plan.

1: Consolidate:

With rare exception, most people are sitting on way more “stuff” than they really need to survive. If you couldn’t fit it into your vehicle and take it with you as you try to outrun a tornado, you don’t need it.

Make a list and just start attacking it. Don’t worry about the right place to start, just start.

Get things ready for sale that you can liquidate. Organize, take pictures, do your best to get the most for your things.

You can also look around and see if there are people in your area that are moving, getting rid of things you can resell on Ebay, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslists, etc.
Be aggressive and discipline yourself to focus on your vision and not the trinkets of Babylon.

2: Liquidate

Once you transition into liquidation mode, you want to start selling anything and everything you don’t need for work and living day to day.

People have been shocked to find they could raise thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars by systematically liquidating years of accumulated stuff.

Once you’re in “liquidation mode” you’re going to want to keep that going as long as you can including selling items you pick up for free or very cheap from neighbors, garage sales, flea markets, and moving sales.

Your goal is to pile together as much liquid currency as you can for your new start. This will not be what you will live on, this will help set up your new life.

The more liquid currency you can gather the better to convert it to living supplies and materials you’re going to need.

The more liquidity you have the easier it will be to set up a new life in a community of believers. You can’t show up empty handed and expect a warm welcome.

3: Migrate

There is no point in sheltering in place in a community or city where you are not with people who are part of the household of faith.

These resources will need to be combined with the resources of others so that together you can purchase the things you’ll need in transition.

Trying to move your ‘stuff’ will be much more difficult than just embracing the new start and overcoming the challenges associated thereof.

Connect with like-minded believers who are also ready to work hard and build a new future.

If you can’t find a group, form one! Do not expect that there will be turnkey opportunities in this next season.

You’re going to have to be assertive and courageous to find a place to gather families safely.

4: Congregate:

This is more than just “gathering” but being together in vision and purpose.
If you’re part of a agricultural based community that is self sufficient, you had better be prepared for hard work and long days.

Every community will need a diversity of skills so there will never be an employment shortage.

Gainful employment should be the natural result of the community beginning successful commercial endeavors to supply currency to the community needed for growth.

5: Celebrate

The grand celebrations of weekly sabbaths and new months, High Feast Days and celebrations and memorials are all part of the wonderful life in the community of believers.

From young to old the worship of Elohim is in all we do and who we are in Messiah Yahusha.

Our entire community and society is based on the commandments we learned of our Elohim to walk in love one toward another as Messiah Yahusha taught us.

Raising children and grandchildren in the fear and admonition of Yahuah Elohim that the blessing would remain upon the household of Yashar’el. Amein.