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Dealing with your trickster ego Are you making decisions based on your most deeply held values? Do your choices reflect your emotional desires of the moment but not your priorities? You want to make courageous decisions in synch with your best self, but that means reducing the power of that aspect of your ego that is a trickster.…
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The convenience of living in a city is an illusion. In cities, people perceive easier access to facilities like grocery stores, bars, restaurants, gas stations, water supplies, all considered “essential” to life. In a city, the conveniences allow you to live alone if you choose. But is also necessary that you support yourself to do so.…
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When enforced narratives fail, abrupt U-turns are inevitable. The global Ministry of Truth is now openly promoting the Wuhan lab leak theory when they are not savaging the darlings of yesteryear’s “coronapocalypse”. One such fall guy is the British mathematical epidemiologist Prof. Neil Ferguson whose Covid-19 contagion model…
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Further proof about how humanity will free itself from Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology and malevolent extraterrestrial forces continues to surface as we get closer to “The Event”. The Event has been described as many actions/aspects occurring at once or shortly thereafter that will transform our reality. One of those aspects will…
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Read the first part of the article Details of the present subtle battle of good versus evil Starting from the year 1999, the battle between good versus evil has been intensifying in the subtle-regions. Deities and Saints have been fighting this battle against very powerful forces of evil such as subtle-sorcerers in the…
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Where is the battle between good and evil fought? The battle between good and evil is fought mainly in the subtle-world between the subtle-forces of good and evil. This battle, even though at a much larger scale than any battle on Earth (Bhūlok), can only be perceived by a person who has an advanced sixth sense. After the…
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Plato never forgave the tyrants of Athens for putting Socrates to death. Socrates’s death was a watershed moment in Athenian history. In many ways, it marked the end of the Athenian golden age as the sun set over Athens as her imperial ambitions vanished in the Peloponnesian War and the Thirty Tyrants would be installed by Sparta with…
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  How do we effectively fight to restore liberty? Most think that just getting a president elected is the answer, but what if we lose that race? Or, what if we win the Presidency but lose the House of Representatives and the Senate? What chance do we then have to make any progress in restoring liberty? We have to live in the…
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  As we navigate these difficult times, know that we can always choose how we react to every moment. If I do not like how I was a moment ago? Boom … another moment shows up. I can choose a different me – again and again. In the blink of an eye, the past becomes the present and the present becomes the future. Fresh…
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