Everything In The Fire~ Reframe

ReFrame

Compost, Constitution & the Golden Age: How the Field Bears Fruit

Tonight’s episode of ReFrame opens with a simple, potent image: a tomato plant rising tall from compost. No fruit yet—only strength, height, and undeniable vitality. This living metaphor becomes the anchor for a deep exploration of what it means to enter the Golden Age as individuals and as a collective field.

We explore how:

🌿 Compost Becomes Creation

What we once considered discarded material—old stories, old systems, old cycles—has transformed into the rich soil from which the new world rises. Nothing wasted. Everything repurposed into life.

🌿 The Stalk Comes Before the Fruit

Scripture teaches, “You will know them by their fruits.”
Yet before the fruit arrives, the stalk grows strong enough to hold what will be born.
This mirrors our current moment: strengthening, rising, preparing to carry the abundance of the next era.

🌿 The Golden Age Emerges Through Us

We stand at the threshold, not searching outward for signs.
We are the signs.
We are the sovereign structures growing tall before the harvest.
This tomato plant becomes a symbol of the entrance into the Golden Age and our role as living evidence of what is coming.

🌿 Re-Framing: The New Lens of Creation

Everything transforms when viewed through a conscious lens.
ReFrame invites you to bring your presence, your clarity, and your offering to the “table” as a living bridge—re-framing your personal constitution, the original Constitution, and the Second Declaration through awakened awareness.

🌿 We Are the Re-Framers

The ones who take old soil and reveal new life.
The ones who rise before the fruit arrives.
The ones who embody the strength of what is coming.
The ones who bridge the past and the future through sovereign remembrance.

🌿 A Tomato Plant as Prophecy

This small, everyday sign holds a universal message:
The field is alive.
The seeds have sprouted.
The structure is forming.
Fruit is inevitable.
We stand inside the moment where rising itself is the first fruit.