Excerpted from -- Camelot Disrupted: Book One of Lost Hope Regained.
Deep inside her, the meaning of these words of JFK -- "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country,” -- spoken so movingly, would grow in significance as
the seeds of the future social activist, now firmly planted and growing inside of Meda --
But it would take another watershed moment added to two more politically-motivated late 1960s assassinations, that of Martin Luther King Jr. And Bobby Kennedy and another great loss and societal upheaval involving a sitting president, Richard Nixon —an event that would forever change the American political landscape and the views held of the Presidency—to give rise to the activist Meda was meant to become. Her personal destiny and her country’s were to be on a course of convergence.
And so it was that on Labor Day weekend, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of Anastasia's losing her eyesight, Anastasia -- Marcia who is becoming Meda Rose and her dearest board members quitletly marked and celebrated that day, September 2 as
Anastasia's Day Of "Formally" Launch Her Prophecized Return"
More to come.
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