On the eve of the election

The pressure is getting intense.

Tomorrow I will cast my ballot for Obama to be the next president of the United States.

Most of me right now is afraid, and could be described as an upset waiting to happen.  I don’t trust polls.  There are too many people around who actually believe McCain would be a better president.

Personally, I want transparency. And I want this transparency not in the candidates personal lives, but in the process of making the world where the artifice and illusion of scarcity has been replaced by a reality of abundance.  I would rather be voting on actual inclusive, effective solutions to actual existing (physically measurable)  problems, rather than voting on politicians.  I’m voting for Obama because he represents the strongest possibility of seeing this world realized.

If McCain wins tomorrow’s election, I will be seriously deflated.

But, having trust in evolution at both physical, cognitive and spititual levels, I will take note of the numbers, and there will still be in existence an amazing grassroots movement for real change that is, if nothing else, Obama’s gift to the world.

Whatever happens in this election, we will be sure to see more change coming.