Amsterdam Mission: Renewing the Superabundance Code

On 2 November I travel to Amsterdam for a short but focused mission: to renew the Superabundance Code in Rembrandt's Night Watch, and then, for the first time, to imprint the code on Van Gogh's Sunflowers.

The Superabundance Code

The story so far

• 21 November 2017 – the Superabundance Code was planted in The Night Watch at the Rijksmuseum, following my experience in Ibiza with the Elixirs.

• July 2020 – a re-energisation of the code, held from York.

• 20 January 2023 – the code was re-energised again on my return from the mission to Rome.

Nearly three years on, it is time to return in person.

First movement: The Night Watch

Rembrandt van Rijn, The Night Watch, 1642 – Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

The first task is to stand before The Night Watch in the Rijksmuseum, the original seat of the code, and re-energise it so that its light flows out freely once more.

Second movement: Sunflowers

Vincent van Gogh, Sunflowers, 1889 – Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

From there it is a short walk across Museumplein to the Van Gogh Museum. Van Gogh's Sunflowers – abundance and gratitude held in pure yellow – will receive the Superabundance Code for the first time, joining their light to that of The Night Watch.

Integration

It is a brief visit: an early flight home on 3 November, with the integration of the work taking place back at Avalon.

If you feel drawn to, please hold the intention of superabundance with me on the afternoon of 2 November. I will share how the mission unfolds when I return.