
This essay approaches recent ICE-related deaths from a non-dual, consciousness-based perspective that may challenge conventional ideas of blame, justice, and tragedy.
TL;DR: The author explains that recent ICE‑related deaths reflect unconscious vibrational creation, urging deeper awareness of inner momentum and the true purpose of physical life as expansion—not blame or fear.
What you’re about to read may be hard to stomach — not because it denies suffering, but because it questions how suffering comes into form. For those of us living the Positively Focused Charmed Life, this perspective is foundational: physical reality is not happening to us. It is being orchestrated through us — from the inside out — vibrationally, precisely, and without moral judgment.
When I heard about two women recently killed in separate incidents involving ICE agents, I fully recognized the pain these events stirred — for families, communities, and a nation already steeped in confusion and polarity. And yet, from a broader, eternal perspective, I did not see randomness or injustice. Instead I saw the exquisitely exact mechanics of consciousness unfolding — painful, yes, but not meaningless, and not imposed from outside.
From this lens, these events were not violations inflicted upon innocent victims, but manifestations — reflections of sustained vibrational momentum reaching a point of physical expression. That does not make them desirable, nor does it ask us to approve of them. Instead, they ask us to understand how reality forms, and why unconscious resistance so often crystallizes into the very outcomes we fear most.
A Bigger Picture Than Most Are Willing to See
Most people view death as the ultimate wrong. It feels final, unjust, even cruel. But from the perspective of the broader self — the eternal self — death is none of those things. It’s not even an ending.
We are eternal beings of pure, positive energy, joyfully participating in the expansion of All That Is. When we come into physical reality, we do so by choice, bringing with us values and desires unique to our stream of consciousness. Earth, then, becomes a vibrational mosaic — each of us expanding in different ways.
But in physical form, most forget. We get tangled in contrast, caught in step one — that stage Abraham describes where desire is born through discomfort. And when we forget why we’re here, we try to fix contrast instead of integrating and using it for our benefit, our joy and our expansion as well as the expansion of All That Is.
We push against unwanted conditions, feed our resistance with more attention, and gradually build unconscious momentum…until it manifests physically. And sometimes, abruptly.
The Abraham Message That Says It All
A while back, Abraham shared a quote that I haven’t forgotten. You may have seen it. I share it with all my clients:

That quote couldn’t be more relevant to these recent ICE incidents. These women weren’t murdered. They created, through sustained confusion and vibrational momentum, their own exits. They leaned into the distortion — the fear, the protest, the justified resistance — and in doing so became vibrational matches to the very thing they didn’t want.
The same thing went on inside each participating ICE agent and everyone witnessing what happened. So these deaths, as tragic as they appear, aren’t unjustified. They’re justified from the bigger picture as manifestations of the emanations each victim was putting out.
That may sound cruel. But “cruel” is also a distortion. There’s never a victim in any situation.
When Vibration Aligns, So Do the Players
From a vibrational standpoint, there’s no such thing as a random encounter. There are no villains. No heroes. There are only reflections.
The ICE agents involved in these events weren’t “evil.” They were perfect mirrors — matched vibrationally to the people they interacted with. Their actions were the out-picturing of momentum that had been building, unconsciously, for a long time.
And that’s why I say ICE didn’t do anything to those women. The women — like all of us — were co-creating their own experience, even unto death. As Seth once said: “All death is suicide.”
That sounds harsh until you understand what he meant: we choose when and how we exit. Every time. Not from the small mind. From the broader self. The God-self. And we never get it wrong — we just continue.
The purpose of life is not to fight evil, right wrongs, or correct injustice. The purpose of life is joy. Expansion. Alignment. Presence.
Some people find their joy in protest. Some find it in enforcement. I’m not here to judge either. But if our actions are motivated by distortion — by resistance to what-is — then we’re adding energy to the very thing we oppose. And what we oppose, grows.
What we fight, fights back. That’s why people who are deeply passionate, but unconsciously so, often burn out. Or worse, burn up.
And yet, even that isn’t failure. It’s just another step in an eternal becoming.
This Is Why The Practice Matters
This is why I share the Positively Focused practice. Because it makes one conscious of the vibration they’re emanating. It teaches one to recognize what they’re attracting before it manifests. It helps reclaim their authorship, what I call their sovereignty.
Client’s learn to stop reacting to physical reality and instead influence it through their relationship with presence. They stop blaming others and start interpreting every experience — no matter how intense — as a reflection of momentum they can shift.
Then they start creating life on purpose. And when that happens, fear dissolves. The world stops being dangerous. Instead, it becomes divine.
Still, if someone doesn’t understand this in one lifetime, no big deal. We’re eternal. We have infinite opportunities to remember who we are.
But don’t you want to remember now?
Don’t you want to feel the deliciousness of creating deliberately, rather than unconsciously manifesting contrast after contrast until the mirror becomes too brutal to bear? That’s what happened to those two women. They weren’t punished. They weren’t unjustly killed. It was all reflection, creation.
And when we understand that — really understand it — even death stops being scary. We begin to see life as a playground, not a battlefield. We stop needing to be “brave” in the face of fear…because there’s nothing to fear at all.
This piece is written from a consciousness-based, non-dual perspective and is not intended to debate blame, legality, or morality in the conventional sense. Comments rooted in personal attacks, outrage, or political point-scoring may be moderated or removed. Thoughtful reflections, genuine questions, and sincere curiosity are welcome.

























