<p>To keep your light hidden at this time is indeed almost a criminal activity,&rdquo; says the Spiritual Teacher Saint Germain in this channeled book of wisdom, warnings, and prophecies.</p><p>What are the consequences of choosing ego attractions and aversion over those that come from your heart? Why should we choose heart over ego? How can we tell the difference? Through intimate lectures, Saint Germain, Sananda (Christ), Mother Mary, and Kuan Yin delineate not only the steps to &ldquo;transfiguration&rdquo; (when we transform ourselves into beings who function from a place of enlightenment), but they lay out the consequences to Earth and our sensitive environments if we do nothing.</p><p>In vivid detail, we see a world where land masses have turned into oceans and continents divide. Through Mystic Lori Toye, we hear about a future that has already begun &ndash; due to global warming and climatic change. But what beyond use of fossil fuels causes this future? What thought patterns and consequent actions are directing us to behave as we do? This and more is clarified in this second book of a series of three in the <em>New World Wisdom</em> <em>Series.</em></p><p>Book Two of the <em>New World Wisdom Series </em>contains the prophecies for Japan, China, Australia, and India. This new revision also contains updated prophecies for the United States through the <em>6-Map Scenario </em>&ndash; six possible</p><p>Earth Changes scenarios, based upon the insight of the Spiritual Teachers and Earth&rsquo;s potential and possibility for catastrophic change predicated through human collective consciousness.</p><p>Lori Toye is known for the best-selling <em>I AM America Earth Changes Maps, </em>which introduced spiritual teachings of prophecy and the Time of Change. Her initial work was published more than twenty years ago before public awareness of the serious environmental issues of Global Warming and Climate Change. Lori&rsquo;s work has been featured on NBC, FOX, UPN, London&rsquo;s Carlton Television, in the Washington Post and the New York Times.</p>