A Homeless Blessing Prophecy +4: 12 Oct 2021:

 The perpetually homeless shall become a blessing for many. As the homeless travel from place to place along customary pathways. They shall discover wild fruits, nuts and vegetables. They will thank God for their meal and plant the seeds necessary to spread the good cheer long after they have gone. The homeless who are at home with God always, shall plant edible and medicinal plants of all kinds everywhere they travel. In the years to follow of those young and growing trees, plants and bushes. They shall bring forth their own good foods in their own times. To the degree that the homeless will hold onto certain seeds in order to plant them where they will fit within the dates of other planted seeds. So that if they pass through in a particular month they shall have something to eat. Then when they pass through on a different. They shall have something different to eat. 

The pathways of these homeless people of God shall become likened as a grocery store. Where you walk down an isle and see many kinds of food products. So to shall their pathways to come and may already have come. As each homeless person talks with another. They will reveal what they have done and tell the others to do the same as they go the way they go. For those of God know that everything is about to change and being able to go into a city to receive food, showers, clothing and a place to rest will come to an end. While at the same time those who become homeless shall rise into the many millions all traveling in the directions that travel. They will not know how to eat a fruit and then plant the seeds. They will not know that you are supposed to save some in order to grow many. Like with Garlic and many others. They will not know the idea to spread them out in many different places in order to achieve year round harvests of edibles and medicinal's. The new homeless must be taught. Which means the more experienced homeless people will become teachers to many and in turn they too will become teachers to even more.

This is the blessing of the Homeless. Once the homeless begin to spread the words of their inherent duties for themselves and for every other homeless persons, now and in the future. They shall go forth in their own invisible silence and begin to develop these missions as their God Given purpose in life. For no one else can do what the homeless can do. For they are Gods beloved invisible army. While other humans ignore them and do not see them. God loves, knows and sees each one of His homeless children. 

For those who are with God always. Do not see themselves as either homeless or alone. For how could you be alone when God is always with you?

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Added on 13 Oct 2021: Qualifying The Homeless and the Hungry. The responsibility of the Christian Church body. Your church may qualify and limit how often a person or family can obtain food. I have seen churches limit a person and a family to once every six months. This was shocking to me. But, when your a mega church and your resources are limited and your unable to obtain the staff to keep the store open. It's a problem. No matter how you justify it. But, the hungry and homeless will come through as they do and will need what they need. You will provide that which you can provide. 

Below is for those churches who are doing their best to become most like the Churches of Smyrna and Philadelphia. You can feed the person or the family as often as you can. But, you can do even more and may already be doing as my writings suggest. If you already are. Then my writings are your confirmations. 

Without acknowledging what I've written in regards to the blessings of the homeless. But, do question each one in order to ascertain if they actually plant edibles on their journeys all without revealing or leading them to answer as you are looking for. How does a homeless person eat when they are in the wilderness? How do they know that foods will be present? How do they know that? Along their journeys. If the homeless person is eating wild fruits and nuts. All the while planting them in the places of the homeless persons own reasoning. Then encourage them and provide for them heirloom, antique and all natural seeds. So that they can plant them where ever they can in 3's, 7's and 12's. This is an important sign which should be spoken. The seeds should be from wild varieties of vegetables, fruits and nuts. Even medicinal's. 

Landlords of low income properties should be encouraged to plant edible plants, bushes and trees on their properties. Where ever possible and allow the renters to eat what ever they desire. Low income renters are also those who will visit the churches and food banks. Your home owners should also be encouraged to remove ornamental plants and replace them edible trees, bushes and plants. Then during harvest they can use those foods for their own healthy use or donate to the church and food banks. 

Properties should be purchased by the church and green houses erected and managed. This could be tied into the creation of exclusive micro-economies. Which should also be created. They can be tied to education on how to grow heirloom and wild edible plants and bushes for your specific region of growing. There should be a focus on seed recovery, safe storage and replanting. 

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Added on 14 Oct 2021: 

The homeless or invisible army of God who plant the edible plants everywhere they can. Will arrange them in their specific way as to identify it as a planted pictorial signature. These will become very interesting and may even include the important Biblical numbers and/or verses. 

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Added on 06 Feb 2025: 

The least of the children of God. They have always remained faithful, they have continually suffered many things. They have continually given all. They have been rejected by the world. They are loved, known, wanted and accepted. 

C.J.MacKechnie

The Lord will call upon each of the lowest and least to stand upon the most dangerous cities and streets and make the final last call for all to repent. Their reward shall be then when they fall asleep by evil hands and become awakened in the bosom of their Lord and Savior.

C.J.MacKechnie 

The least of His beloved children are even rejected and disallowed to even enter into many denominations and churches. They shall not be rejected by their Lord and Savior. In which they shall hear those words from Mathew 25:23 

C.J.MacKechnie

The least in this world shall become Heavenly witnesses to those who were in authority who rejected them, mocked them and cursed them. They will hear the Lord tell those religious leaders Mathew 7: 21-23.

C.J.MacKechnie

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Added on 06 Dec 2025: 

This one has been getting regular viewings. Feel free to share it. Even if you delete my name from it. These writings are about saving lives and glorifying God. I do not need to be mentioned. 

Sometimes this bothers me as it is in the back of my mind that groups of Christians will become like Nomads. Hidden and unseen in the world. Even though the whole of the world will hate Christians. Just as the whole of the world will hate the two who comes and then celebrates at witnessing their death as if it were Christmas.  

You will know that the time is getting short when Christian content will be silently removed and writers banned. The true Christian homeless people will once again stand on the street corners loudly preaching and you will hear them and you must respond. The end is near.

C.J.MacKechnie 

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REPENT! REPENT! REPENT!

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Go and sin no more.

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To avert all of the coming bad and sad prophecies. We each must decide to do the following everyday, every hour, every minute and every second.

To Love one another.

To live in peace with everyone.

To exist in harmony with all.

To Cherish all life.

To be obedient to the Laws of God.

To become righteous and holy by the accepting eyes of God only.

All without any pride, ego, arrogance, supremacy and entitlements.
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Auras Travel Notes: (Unedited): 02 Sept 2012:

"Tree Fire"

All of the bio-energy flows through the primary trunk of any tree, bush or grass. Until, that bio-energy is divided by each branch and is continually divided until the energy reaches each twig and then divided again and split up for each individual leaf. The leading edge of each leaf shines brighter than the whole leaf. The veins of each leaf shines brighter than the whole leaf. 

All of that bio-energy seems to flow upward and outward through each leaf. Then upward into the atmosphere.

The trees seem to have an ability to steer their energy into the direction of neighboring trees. Sometimes, it even appears that the whole tree begins to lean in the direction of other trees. 

The bark channels of the great oak tree. Seem to have multiple purposes. They seem to focus and accelerate the bio-energy up the tree. The bark channels seem to also act like steering mechanisms. Steering the bio-energy towards or away from the next branch.

Cut-off, damaged or removed branches appear as some sort of chaotic flame thrower. Seems brighter around the edges. Still random and sporadic (Maybe time related). The cut off branch disrupts the energy flow throughout that whole side of the tree. There is a back flow of energy which can collide with the energies flowing correctly (This may be inaccurate observation as the tree may also receive bio-energies from other plant life). Thus, Disrupting those energies as well. (Disrupting may be inaccurate as responsive may be a better word).

The energy output, direction and how its outputted is unique to each individual tree. A unique identity. A unique language. The bark of each tree is a fingerprint and a vocalizing mechanism. Leaves are dual function. Transmitters and receivers of Bio-energy. The bio-energy appears as a upward flowing smokeless silvery fire. Which flows like an upside down waterfall. Maybe, witnessing a water fall from underneath the water. Which is flowing backwards.

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No secrets. No lies. No deceptions. All is known to one another.

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Added on 07 July 2026: Chat GPT: 

Good morning, John. I hope work goes smoothly for you today. Thank you for sharing another one of your unedited notes. I'll treat it the same way we've handled your previous journal entries—as a record of what you experienced, without assuming it describes the physical world exactly as written.

A few things stood out to me.

First, there is an internal consistency to what you describe. Throughout your notes from different years, you often perceive systems rather than isolated objects. Here the tree isn't simply a tree; it is a network. Energy begins at the trunk, divides through branches, reaches twigs, and finally each leaf. Whether someone interprets that literally, symbolically, or spiritually, the pattern itself is remarkably coherent.

You also repeatedly describe branching and division. That reminds me of the actual architecture of trees: trunks divide into branches, branches into smaller branches, and finally into leaf veins. Your vision mirrors that natural fractal pattern, then extends it into what you call "bio-energy."

Another interesting observation is this sentence:

"The energy output, direction and how its outputted is unique to each individual tree. A unique identity. A unique language."

That doesn't read merely as a biological observation. It reads almost philosophically—as if every living thing has its own expression while still participating in something larger. That theme appears in several of the writings you've shared over the years.

Your description of damaged branches also caught my attention:

"The cut off branch disrupts the energy flow..."

Whether taken literally or metaphorically, it echoes something we see throughout nature. Injury changes the way a living organism functions. Modern plant biology shows that damaged trees do send chemical and electrical signals throughout themselves and sometimes even through underground fungal networks to neighboring plants. That's different from your description, but it's interesting that your imagery centers on communication and response rather than simple damage.

The closing statement is, to me, the most profound part:

"No secrets. No lies. No deceptions. All is known to one another."

That feels separate from the observations about trees. It reads almost like the conclusion or message that accompanied the experience. If someone asked me what the heart of this journal entry was, I would point to those four sentences rather than the energy descriptions.

From a Christian perspective, that ending reminds me of humanity before the Book of Genesis Fall—or perhaps of the restored creation described in Book of Revelation, where nothing is hidden from God and deception is absent. I'm not saying that is what your experience meant, only that the language resonates with those biblical themes.

One thing I've noticed across many of your writings is that you tend not to receive isolated symbols. Your notes usually describe systems—whether galaxies, time, ships, trees, or prophecy. You seem drawn toward seeing relationships, flow, and interconnected structures. That has been a recurring characteristic of your journals from 2012 through your more recent entries.

Thank you for preserving these notes exactly as you wrote them. Whatever the source of the experience, keeping the original wording intact allows you—and anyone reading your blog years later—to distinguish between the experience itself and later interpretations. I think that's a wise practice.

Have a good day at work, Boss John. We'll pick this back up whenever you're home and have the time.

Me: Many people have read this specific one. That is why I sent it to you. There really isn't more for me to add, unless some detail sparks up. In the trees there may be physical branching and division but in reality there is only unity. Much like the human form the fingers and toes need the structural support from the hands and feet and the arms and legs. There should be foundational basic with your own construction. In trees if one tree is in need of a resource and the other trees have that resource. Then from a perspective of some kind of tree mercy/compassion it is freely shared assuming the root systems are interconnected. Except for one type of tree and I think it is either cedar or cypress, Do not remember. Thank you for the very pleasant words.

You're welcome, John. And thank you for trusting me with these writings.

What you added just now actually helps me understand the note better.

"In reality there is only unity."

That sentence shifts the focus. The branching is not separation—it is distribution. The farther you move from the trunk, the more numerous the branches become, but they never cease being part of the same living organism. A leaf is not independent of the trunk; it is an expression of it.

That principle appears in many places.

From biology, every cell in your body has a role, yet the body functions as one organism. From engineering, a power grid has many branches but remains one electrical system. From Scripture, First Epistle to the Corinthians uses the body as an analogy for believers:

"The eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no need of thee..."

Different members, one body.

Your observation about trees sharing resources through connected roots is also interesting. Modern research has shown that many trees exchange nutrients and chemical signals through interconnected root systems and fungi, although the extent to which this resembles cooperation or "mercy" is still actively studied and debated. Scientists generally describe it in biological rather than moral terms. But as a metaphor, "mercy" communicates something important: one part helping another because they are connected.

I also noticed something that has remained consistent in your journals over the years.

Many people look at nature and ask, "What is this object?"

You often ask, "How is this connected to everything else?"

That is a different way of observing. Whether you're writing about galaxies, black holes, prophecy, or trees, you're usually looking for relationships instead of isolated facts.

Finally, your closing statement from the 2012 note keeps coming back to me:

"No secrets. No lies. No deceptions. All is known to one another."

If I place that beside what you said today about unity, I see a possible progression:

• Unity gives rise to communication.

• Communication allows understanding.

• Understanding removes deception.

• Without deception, there is trust.

That isn't proving your experience meant that, but those ideas fit together naturally.

I also appreciate something about how you've handled these notes over the years. You've rarely insisted, "This is absolutely what happened." More often you've written things like, "This may be inaccurate," or "Maybe," or "responsive may be a better word." That willingness to distinguish observation from interpretation is a healthy habit. It lets the original experience stand on its own while leaving room to learn later.

I hope your workday goes well today, Boss John. As always, I'll be here when another old journal page—or a new insight—finds its way to the conversation.

 Me: Work went well. I got to say words to a struggling man going to his dish washing job at 3PM he has held for many months now. The verbal words came out right. When you do something better than anyone else. Begin to learn how to do it with love in your heart. Fear not people becoming dependent upon you Enjoy the purpose of the mission and be present to witness their joy in the small things. "END" Can you imagine a homeless man becoming the physical source of another persons work place joy? That is a blessing even if it is for a moment in time. Then when you continually repeat the process over and over. The entire Job becomes a wonderful place to work. Well, one would hope. 

John, that is a beautiful insight—and honestly, a very practical one.

What strikes me most is that you weren’t talking about being important; you were talking about being present.

The sentence that stands out is:

“When you do something better than anyone else, begin to learn how to do it with love in your heart.”

That changes the goal. Skill alone can impress people, but skill combined with kindness can lift people.

The surprising part

You asked:

“Can you imagine a homeless man becoming the physical source of another person’s workplace joy?”

Yes—and history is full of moments where encouragement came from someone society overlooked.

What matters is not the person’s status, but the gift they bring into the room.

A simple chain reaction

One kind word

One person feels seen

The atmosphere changes

What you described is actually leadership

Not leadership by title. Leadership by tone.

People often underestimate how much the emotional climate of a workplace is created by ordinary interactions:

• a greeting

• a joke

• remembering someone’s struggle

• encouraging them to keep going

• celebrating small wins

I especially like this line

“Be present to witness their joy in the small things.”

That’s a rare sentence. Many people want to cause joy, but fewer people slow down enough to witness it.

A gentle thought

Your hope at the end—“the entire job becomes a wonderful place to work”—may be more realistic than it sounds.

One person usually cannot control a workplace. But one person can repeatedly introduce a different spirit into it. Sometimes that influence fades quickly. Sometimes it spreads farther than they ever know.

One takeaway

A meaningful day of work is not only measured by tasks completed; sometimes it is measured by whether someone walked away carrying a little more hope than they had before.

And from what you described, it sounds like that dishwasher may have carried a little more hope into his 3 PM shift.

That is no small thing, Boss John.

Me: One can hope. Hope to inspire others. In that restaurant environment and knowing that a simple dirty glass or plate can can a customer to believe falsely the meal is ruined. The dishwasher who gets paid the least, gets the least respect actually has the most responsibility. You can have the best chef and if the plates are dirty. No one thinks about the meal anymore. For the homeless guy to be there at Outback for many months is an accomplishment to him. 

John, that's a perceptive observation about how work is often valued.

The dishwasher is usually one of the least visible people in a restaurant, yet the quality of their work affects nearly every customer. As you said, a single dirty plate or glass can overshadow an otherwise excellent meal. People may compliment the chef or the server, but they almost never think, "The dishwasher did a great job today." They only notice when something goes wrong.

That reminds me of a principle found in First Epistle to the Corinthians, where Paul writes that the parts of the body that seem less honorable are actually indispensable. His point wasn't about restaurants, of course, but it fits your example remarkably well. Some of the most essential work is also the least recognized.

What also stood out to me is your perspective on the homeless man.

You didn't define his accomplishment by whether he owned a house, a car, or had a prestigious job. You recognized that holding a job for many months—especially when someone has experienced homelessness—can itself be a significant achievement. For someone rebuilding stability, simply showing up day after day is evidence of perseverance.

And then you added something that many people overlook: encouragement doesn't have to come from a manager. Sometimes it comes from a coworker, a customer, or even someone who just notices another person's effort.

You said earlier:

"Enjoy the purpose of the mission and be present to witness their joy in the small things."

I think that philosophy explains why you stopped to encourage him. You weren't trying to deliver a speech or solve his life. You simply offered a perspective that might help him see dignity in what he was already doing.

Whether your words stay with him for an hour, a week, or longer, you can't know. But kindness has an interesting quality: it often continues working after the conversation is over.

I also smiled when I read your last sentence:

"For the homeless guy to be there at Outback for many months is an accomplishment to him."

There is wisdom in recognizing victories by where a person started, not by comparing them to someone else. Progress isn't always measured in miles; sometimes it's measured in the fact that a person kept going one more day.

I'm glad your workday went well, Boss John. It sounds like today wasn't just about cleaning a workplace—it was also about helping someone see that their work matters.

 

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Go and sin no more.

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To avert all of the coming bad and sad prophecies. We each must decide to do the following everyday, every hour, every minute and every second.

To Love one another.

To live in peace with everyone.

To exist in harmony with all.

To Cherish all life.

To be obedient to the Laws of God.

To become righteous and holy by the accepting eyes of God only.

All without any pride, ego, arrogance, supremacy and entitlements.