August 27, 2026
Channel: Ann Dahlberg
I am Ishvara, and today I would like to speak a little about the world of research as it appears today. There is a vast number of researchers across the globe, investigating everything from outer space to the tiniest grain of sand. It depends entirely on the researcher’s interests and expertise within a given field or subject. All researchers rely on funding—whether from the state, the general public, or other interest groups. Certain grants can dictate the content of the research being conducted. Researchers depend on securing funds for their work and may sometimes have to comply with specific directives if they cannot obtain a donation from elsewhere. There may be interest groups or individuals deeply invested in a particular researcher’s findings who are willing to donate money to enable independent research. This most often occurs in areas that hold less interest for the corporations that stand to profit most from specific research outcomes.
Yes, my dears: if a researcher is employed by a specific company, that research may be manipulated by those in charge of the company. Similar research originating from an independent source might yield entirely different results. Such findings do not always reach the public, and if they do, they are often immediately dismissed by the prevailing establishment. It can be difficult for people to form their own opinions today, as the full range of pros and cons is rarely presented. All research involves both advantages and disadvantages, especially if it has not been thoroughly tested. You are well aware that everything requires refinement to function optimally. This process can take time, yet companies want to see results; consequently, the process is sometimes rushed—a trend that is currently somewhat concerning. A true and genuine researcher wants everything to align, to be safe and effective. However, it can sometimes be difficult to refuse, as everyone needs a roof over their heads and food on the table. They may also have a family to consider.
What you need to be observant of is the source of the research and whether similar research exists elsewhere. There may also be earlier research pointing in a certain direction; it might not have received much publicity, but its content could offer an indication that is important to note. Naturally, not everyone can do this, but it is good to keep in mind—and to rely somewhat on your gut feeling and intuition—before taking a stance on anything. There is a vast amount of information out there, making it difficult to navigate. Read everything with discernment and try to sense what feels right or wrong for you. If you are in doubt, wait and see if other information emerges that might provide greater clarity. Do not take steps simply because others are doing so; trust your own inner sense and wait until you feel secure. We are herd animals and naturally inclined to follow the herd, but in these times, I would advise against it. It is more important to follow your own inner feeling and your own reason. There is so much unrest in your world today, and the energies circulating around your Earth can heighten your sense of vulnerability. It is important, then, to be able to step back and rest within yourself for a while. It is difficult to make a decision when feeling vulnerable and anxious. Many people have experienced this; they are now rethinking things and waiting before taking the next step. They are awaiting the right moment and will act for the good of the Earth and humanity when the time is right. More and more people are awakening and beginning to listen to their inner selves, so your world is now changing at an ever-increasing pace. You are the foundation for the positive development currently taking place on Earth. The Light is your guiding example, and many are now bringing that Light into their hearts.
Love and compassion are constantly growing on Earth.
In gratitude and love, Ishvara
