What is the Golden Age?

You may have heard the term Golden Age before—it’s been used for decades, even more frequently in the past year. But what does it truly mean? The Golden Age isn’t some distant, futuristic version of Earth, more advanced and polished than the one we live in today. It isn’t something that will suddenly appear out of nowhere. It isn't dependent upon technology or better laws and government on anything external; it begins within each of us.

To create a Golden Age, we must first transform ourselves. Each person must let go of old ways of seeing themselves and the world. This means doing the deep inner work—healing past wounds, releasing old traumas, and reconnecting with the essence of who we truly are. We must dissolve the illusion of separation from ourselves, from our higher consciousness, from the Divine, and from the universal intelligence that connects us all.

Historically, a Golden Age is a time of great harmony, prosperity, and cultural flourishing—a period when humanity thrives in peace and balance. It is often guided by the values of the Divine Feminine, fostering deep respect for life, nature, and the sacred balance between masculine and feminine energies. One example is the Minoan civilization of ancient Crete, which thrived in balance and abundance for 1,500 years (3000–1100 BC).

Right now, we are living through the collapse of an old world built on control, domination, and illusion. Much of what we once believed to be true is unraveling before our eyes. The history we were taught, the systems we trusted, and the structures we relied on are crumbling.  While this may feel chaotic, it is a necessary clearing.


From these ashes, a new world is waiting to be born.

But it won’t emerge on its own. The Golden Age begins within us first. As we do the inner work—awakening to our higher selves, reconnecting with divine truth, and embodying a new way of being—we create the energetic foundation for a new world to rise. 

To create the Golden Age, we must transform ourselves from the inside out. It starts with living from a place of unconditional love—practicing compassion, kindness, patience, and non-judgment. It means developing inner peace, courage, and joy while discovering who you truly are.

This journey requires commitment, for it is no easy task to delve deep within yourself to meet your shadow. You may already be on this journey, or you may not even have started it, but it is a necessary step if you wish to create the Golden Age.  Then, let that inner transformation guide you in how to show up in the world. When we embody this change, we help create a new reality for everyone.

This is not just a dream; it is a call to action. The Golden Age is not something we wait for—it is something we become.

If you need support on your ascension journey and feel lost, confused, or in need of someone to talk with, please contact me luminessa@newfemininerising.com.

 

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