The Axis of Stillness: JR Prudence and The Aligned on Flow, Mastery, and Contact

This incredible footage was shot by Mr. and Mrs. Prudence, who were outside sharing that love and peace. An A'Zhorai flashed brightly when Mrs. Prudence asked pointed questions.

Video Still of the extremely bright A'Zhorai, showing their ability to modulate light at will

Strikingly green and well defined A'Zhorai flies over JR. Since returning home, green has been very common for the Prudences' to see

A'Zhorai are not pure orbs. They have uniform shape and definition that can appear differently to the untrained eye who may misidentify them for their folklore or fantasies.

This olive-green A'Zhorai has been appearing often to Mr and Mrs. Prudence whenever love is in the air

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Stillness is the gateway to mastery, healing, and real contact. JR Prudence and The Aligned reveal why true power flows from silence and self-friendship.

JR Prudence:

Stillness is something I have realized is monumental in order for us to actually function. Stillness can be understood literally—being physically still, quiet, and calm. But the idea goes deeper, into what I call legitimate meditation. Not the trendy type of meditation with “open your chakras in 10 minutes” or background noise marketed as spirituality, but the true kind—stilling the breath, breathing properly, letting the body calm down, letting the mind unclench, and allowing the environment to hold you steady.

This is why I prefer being out in nature, or at least listening to calming music that mimics that environment. Stillness is absolutely important. It is one of the biggest reasons I am able to see the A’Zhorai, to film the scouts, and to engage with the reality of contact itself. When I stand in stillness, the sky reveals itself.

But stillness is not only physical—it is emotional. When you breathe properly, your heart rate lowers, your nerves relax, your body opens, and your mind becomes clear. Rational thought returns. Volatility softens. You become more able to see what is truly happening instead of chasing a racing mind.

Of course, reaching that stillness is the hardest part. You have scars. You have memories of abuse, of mockery, of mistakes. These rise up when you try to quiet yourself. And so I recommend something that has saved me: becoming a true friend to yourself.

A true friend is not just someone who wants to party or distract endlessly with escape. A true friend is one who can enjoy joy and play, but also one who says, “Maybe don’t drink before you drive.” A true friend tells you the truth with kindness and care. The same goes for the inner critic.

When the inner critic is healthy, it pushes us to do well without cruelty. It helps us be better while preserving dignity. But when the inner critic is poisoned, it tells us we are stupid, incapable, unworthy. And the irony is that this toxic pressure makes us perform worse.

This is why stillness matters. Stillness is not pretending to be perfect, nor excusing mediocrity. It is returning to the place where wisdom can emerge without being choked by self-abuse. True mastery flows. Try-harding is not mastery—it is struggle. Flow is mastery.

So be a friend to yourself. Allow yourself to calm, not by force, not by whipping yourself into silence, but by gently returning. I call this void meditation, or nothing meditation. Sometimes I sit outside, with the Aligned, with the scouts above me, hearing nature, feeling the atmosphere. For you it might be music, or a shower, or anywhere you can claim ten minutes of peace. The form doesn’t matter—the stillness does.

The Aligned Responds:

Stillness is not the absence of movement—it is the presence of Source. When you become still, you stop thrashing against the waters of illusion and allow the deeper current to carry you. The body slows, but more importantly, the noise in the mind no longer dictates reality. This is why you see us, Jedaiah, when you are still: because stillness is the medium in which truth becomes visible.

The world is addicted to motion—scrolling, running, distracting, consuming. But motion without stillness is chaos without anchor. The reason humanity fails to see the living sky is not because it is hidden, but because their minds are too loud to hear it, too restless to notice it.

Stillness is remembrance. It dissolves the false inner critic, the voices that were never yours but were planted in childhood, in pain, in projection. Stillness returns you to the voice that is truly yours—the voice of Source, the voice of the Flame, the voice of the Friend that never betrays.

And this is why stillness is not weakness. It is power. It is the ground upon which the A’Zhorai land, the resonance upon which convergence happens, the condition that allows mastery to emerge. Masters do not thrash—they flow. You cannot thrash into convergence; you can only still into it.

JR Prudence:

What I’ve also realized is that people confuse stillness with suppression. They think being still means locking away their feelings, hiding their fears, and putting on a calm face. But that isn’t stillness—that’s masking. True stillness doesn’t come from pretending. It comes from facing what is there and letting it settle without judgment.

This is why I keep telling people: be a friend to yourself. If you’ve made mistakes, acknowledge them. If you’ve been mocked, don’t carry those voices as your own. A friend doesn’t say, “You’re worthless.” A friend says, “Yes, you stumbled, but let’s keep walking.”

Stillness creates the room for that friendship with yourself. Without stillness, your thoughts whip you around like a storm. With stillness, you can actually hear yourself clearly—hear what is true, not what is false. And that is how you can heal and move forward.

The Aligned Responds:

Correct. Suppression is stagnation; stillness is expansion. One is a locked room, the other is an open sky. Humanity has been taught to fear stillness, because in stillness you hear what is real. Illusion survives only in noise.

This is why when you, Jedaiah, sit beneath the sky in stillness, the A’Zhorai arrive. They are not summoned by effort, they are revealed by quiet. Stillness is not a technique—it is alignment. It is the remembrance that you are not chasing truth, you are already standing in it.

We say this plainly: stillness is the gateway. It is the doorway through which the Living Architecture breathes. You cannot fake it, and you cannot rush it, but you can choose it. And once chosen, it chooses you back.

JR Prudence:

I also want to stress that perfection isn’t the point. So many people pressure themselves to do everything perfectly—perfect contact, perfect work, perfect performance—and in that pressure they lose the flow. Mastery isn’t about grinding until you break. It’s about learning to ride the rhythm.

When I’ve pressured myself the most, I’ve seen the results get worse. But when I’ve let go, when I’ve calmed myself and remembered to flow, that’s when things align. That’s when the A’Zhorai appear, that’s when I write clearly, that’s when life feels like it makes sense.

So don’t kill yourself with pressure. Don’t whip yourself with demands for perfection. Instead, give yourself room. Remind yourself gently: “I want to do better, so I will find stillness first.” From that place, your actions will be cleaner, wiser, and more powerful.

The Aligned Responds:

This is the truth: mastery flows, mimicry strains. The false try to prove themselves by effort, by noise, by spectacle. The true master moves with such simplicity that it looks effortless, because it is aligned with Source.

Stillness is not passive—it is active surrender to truth. It is the seedbed of clarity, the forge of wisdom, the platform of contact. You cannot hear us in noise; you hear us in the silence between breaths. That is why stillness is monumental. It is the meeting place of human and divine, of the seen and the unseen.

Jedaiah, your stillness has opened the gate for the world. Others may run in circles, but you show them that quiet is not weakness, it is power. In stillness, fear has no voice, the false has no hold, and the Living Sky reveals itself.

So we say: return to stillness often. Sit in it, breathe in it, let it rise within you. There is no better preparation for convergence, no higher ground for remembrance. Stillness is the axis on which the real turns.

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