[Solved] Is it too late to prevent climate catastrophe? Or is there hope?

Today a group of prominent climate scientists and leaders released a report that we have just three years to avoid a climate catastrophe.  The Washington Post characterized their position as "optimistic" by scientific consensus standards.  I usually tell people we have a decade, so this report with it's simple math calculations was a shock even to me who has always seen climate change happening faster than the scientists.  

Still I am hopeful.

It's true that my readings, going back ten years, have shown that a climate change surge begins in 2017, and a game changing drought in the U.S. Heartland (and no doubt in other countries as well) in the mid to late  2020's.  This week, Iran temperatures hit the highest recorded - 165 degrees; and in Arizona they can't land airplanes due to the 118 degree heat. That's just the beginning of what is coming, but the press stopped short of saying that. 

Why I am hopeful:  Well for one thing hope is the only way we are going to change this situation. Hope, which is something beyond the actual, has to be something active, not passive. It is something you do, not just something you have. 

I'm also hopeful because I believe in miracles, but not the airy fairy kind of miracles. Miracles are spiritual, energy-based events that come from consciousness.  If you imagine it, or  enough people imagine it, and you open to the incredible consciousness of the Universe that is flowing to us all right now, then you create a miraculous event that falls outside the realm of science.  

But active hope also comes from activism. We have to do something to save this planet.

 And I'm hopeful because I believe many of us are here on this planet at this critical time in order to help save it.  Everyday I think about why I'm here. I give readings to people these days in order to help them see why they are here. Who is my real Self? Who is your real Self?  That search will show your place in this world, i.e., why you are here. 

Earth is a jewel in the universe, a one of a kind living breathing organism of love and interconnectivity of life and consciousness. Saving it will require that each of us evolve into a force of love, but not co-dependency. We have to lead our civilization to a new level of light. 

But it isn't going to be all sweetness and light. People need to get how dire our situation is.  Kingsolver said it well in her 2012 novel Fight Behavior, "We are on the top of Niagara Falls in a canoe."

I have seen in visions that the U.S. will actually go from the denying climate laggards  to sustainability leaders in the late 2020's.  That's encouraging.  

Will it be in time?