The President of Mexico

Question: I have very little doubt that the current President of Mexico, López Obrador, might be a fallen being of the non-radical lineage of fallen beings. Yet as pernicious as fallen beings can be, he portrays some traits particular to dysfunctional leaders. He does not welcome facts, disregards and mistreats the free press, uses a lot of propaganda, misinforms, portrays a very dualistic and divisive view of life, blames enemies, and lately, to the surprise of many, has paralyzed the Institute for Transparency and wants to dissolve and remake the electoral institute that put him in power, arguing it is not working well. Some people in Mexico believe that if we stay on this path, our country may be in greater danger than it is now. Will the Masters comment on his presidency and character and anything that may help us see things as they are?


Answer from the Ascended Master Saint Germain through Kim Michaels. This answer was given during the 2023 Korean Conference.

Well, if you look to other parts of the world, or even look north across the border, you will see that there is a tendency in later years for these more populist presidents that displays these kind of traits that you are describing. And the reason for this is, as we have described before, that we are in this phase where in order to more quickly move into the golden age, things have to become more extreme, more pronounced, so that it becomes easier for people to see what is happening, what they want or not want.

This president of Mexico is simply following that trend of acting out in more and more anti-democratic ways, thereby demonstrating what kind of leader you do not want in a democracy. But the question is, will enough people respond to this and vote him out of office and demanding a better candidate, or will they remain stuck in whatever caused them to vote him into office in the first place?

Mexico is a very difficult country to work with for the ascended masters, partly because the collective consciousness is quite low, partly because of the intense corruption created not only by the drug trade, but certainly by that also, but also by the entire culture of Mexico, where there is a certain pride that they do not want to listen to anyone outside of Mexico, especially not from gringos, white people. And this prevents them from learning the lessons that could be learned from some of the older democracies, and this means Mexico is at risk of having to repeat some of the mistakes that other countries have made.

Quite frankly, of all of the nations in the Americas, Mexico is one of the most difficult nations for me to work with, and there is very little opening at present for releasing my new age, my golden age ideas for Mexico. There are very few people who can receive such ideas, at least very few people who can implement them, who has any kind of position so they can spread them in society. I do not want to sound negative, as I remain cautiously optimistic, but nevertheless a realistic assessment is that Mexico will have to go through some quite difficult, perhaps even tumultuous periods before it can really start moving into the process of manifesting the golden age.

 

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