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Conservative Beaver apparently also reported the arrest of Soros a few months ago, so any information coming from this source is not to be trusted.
That said the Vatican blackout seems to be real.
It seems to be a false information:
It would be strange if they arrested the Pope, but I think that the Pope is also in PTB as a puppet.It seems to be a false information:
Blackout at the Vatican
In the middle of the night I woke up to hundreds of messages from people asking me if I was okay because they heard there was a massive blackout and shootout at the Vatican. First, thanks everyone for your concern. Second and third, there was no massive blackout at the Vatican and certainly no...thecatholictraveler.com
Q: (L) So in other words, there are a number of possible new realities and it depends on either... Okay, is it that a group can anchor a frequency and thereby determine the template of the new reality for all?
A: Not exactly. Determines which branch you will move to.
Q: (L) So anchoring a frequency as a group in a sense is not exactly like creating the new reality... It's more like choosing. Is that it?
A: Yes yes yes
Q: (L) Well, choosing makes me think of what the Apostle Paul was saying when he talked about making... I mean, basically what it amounted to was making your choices based on the unseen world or on unseen realities. In a funny sort of way, today I had like a little realization because I was trying to understand why for Paul, the death of his Christ or the crucifixion was THE most important thing. For him it was the death, not the resurrection. It finally occurred to me that the reason it was so important was because - and this is according to Paul - his Christ went to his death with absolute faith even in the face of everything being wrong and against him. The way it's depicted in the Gospel of Mark, not only did the disciples not understand, not only is he abused, tortured, and rejected by literally everybody... I mean, everybody flees from him in the Gospel of Mark, which is the first gospel. Everybody. There are no women at the cross. There are no supporters. There's nobody. He did that willingly - the way it's depicted, and it's an allegory - because his faith in the unseen necessity and the other world and what would happen after the death was so strong he could and would do it. It was a matter of this faith that what was unseen was more real and lasting that the seen reality. Am I right? Seeing the unseen is the key?
A: Yes
Q: (L) So Paul was concerned with restoring humanity to the Edenic state. He uses the symbol as one man, the First Adam, and death came to all. And then by one man life came to all. It struck me that the possibility... Well, what the C's have said is that when the Fall happened, it happened to everyone. It wasn't just like one person. It happened to everyone. So it seems to me that this primal man that is Adam is a representation of all. It's not just one man that caused everybody to go kaflooey. And they've said that it was the female energy consorted with the STS reality. Is that what we're looking at here, only the reversal of the process? In other words, a group of people that have that kind of faith that in the face of everything being literally awful as it is in our world today, that they still have faith in the other reality, they still have faith in doing good, doing right, being loving, that they do not buy into the whole Darwinian materialistic thing, and basically they don’t believe those lies and by those means they are able to, at a certain point in time that Paul called the culmination of the ages, be restored to this Edenic state... in other words a 4D STO reality. Am I interpreting that correctly?
A: Oh that was beautiful!! We are impressed!
A: You suffer from a lack of faith in the process and have allowed fear to make choices for you.
Q: (Chu) For what it's worth, what I'm understanding is that because of this lack of faith in the process, you chose to intellectualize it as the right decision to prepare for them materially here, because that's something tangible that you can see. But the spiritual and emotional preparation is a lot more vague and requires a lot more faith. Being there might prepare them more for later when they have to take a harder or necessary step...
A: If you are not there guiding developments and simultaneously watching for the signs, how will you be able to do what is needed for them when it is needed?
Q: (L) So in other words, there are a number of possible new realities and it depends on either... Okay, is it that a group can anchor a frequency and thereby determine the template of the new reality for all?
A: Not exactly. Determines which branch you will move to.
Q: (L) So anchoring a frequency as a group in a sense is not exactly like creating the new reality... It's more like choosing. Is that it?
A: Yes yes yes
Q: (L) Well, choosing makes me think of what the Apostle Paul was saying when he talked about making... I mean, basically what it amounted to was making your choices based on the unseen world or on unseen realities. In a funny sort of way, today I had like a little realization because I was trying to understand why for Paul, the death of his Christ or the crucifixion was THE most important thing. For him it was the death, not the resurrection. It finally occurred to me that the reason it was so important was because - and this is according to Paul - his Christ went to his death with absolute faith even in the face of everything being wrong and against him. The way it's depicted in the Gospel of Mark, not only did the disciples not understand, not only is he abused, tortured, and rejected by literally everybody... I mean, everybody flees from him in the Gospel of Mark, which is the first gospel. Everybody. There are no women at the cross. There are no supporters. There's nobody. He did that willingly - the way it's depicted, and it's an allegory - because his faith in the unseen necessity and the other world and what would happen after the death was so strong he could and would do it. It was a matter of this faith that what was unseen was more real and lasting that the seen reality. Am I right? Seeing the unseen is the key?
A: Yes
Q: (L) So Paul was concerned with restoring humanity to the Edenic state. He uses the symbol as one man, the First Adam, and death came to all. And then by one man life came to all. It struck me that the possibility... Well, what the C's have said is that when the Fall happened, it happened to everyone. It wasn't just like one person. It happened to everyone. So it seems to me that this primal man that is Adam is a representation of all. It's not just one man that caused everybody to go kaflooey. And they've said that it was the female energy consorted with the STS reality. Is that what we're looking at here, only the reversal of the process? In other words, a group of people that have that kind of faith that in the face of everything being literally awful as it is in our world today, that they still have faith in the other reality, they still have faith in doing good, doing right, being loving, that they do not buy into the whole Darwinian materialistic thing, and basically they don’t believe those lies and by those means they are able to, at a certain point in time that Paul called the culmination of the ages, be restored to this Edenic state... in other words a 4D STO reality. Am I interpreting that correctly?
A: Oh that was beautiful!! We are impressed!
A: You suffer from a lack of faith in the process and have allowed fear to make choices for you.
Q: (Chu) For what it's worth, what I'm understanding is that because of this lack of faith in the process, you chose to intellectualize it as the right decision to prepare for them materially here, because that's something tangible that you can see. But the spiritual and emotional preparation is a lot more vague and requires a lot more faith. Being there might prepare them more for later when they have to take a harder or necessary step...
A: If you are not there guiding developments and simultaneously watching for the signs, how will you be able to do what is needed for them when it is needed?
I don't know if I've expressed myself well, I don't even know if in fact I've turned things around and it's up to me to give up my hope for Trump because it's "wishful thinking" and that's the lesson I have to learn? But I wanted to explain as rationally as possible something that is not entirely rationally explainable, without any claim to be right or wrong, just share it with all of you
I wonder, if this is true: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzheebPuCGU
According to Simon Parkes's sources, Trump signed Insurrection Act last night...
That was really beautifully expressed.
I've been making a habit, during my daily prayers, of praying for the seven heavenly virtues - the four cardinal or pagan virtues of fortitude, temperance, prudence, and justice; and the three Christian virtues of charity, hope, and faith. This amounts to something of a daily meditation upon one or another of the virtues, during which I consider their nature and request of God that I be granted the grace of knowing them.
Regarding hope, hoping for one specific outcome is probably not the way to go. That amounts to trying to constrain reality - a violation of free will - and leads to anticipation, leaving the door wide open to wishful thinking and therefore blindness to reality in the moment. In other words, it makes it more likely that one will fall victim to false hopes.
Rather, I think it's better to try and retain a more formless hope - not a hope that one specific outcome will manifest, but simply a hope that whatever does happen will ultimately be for the good ... whether tomorrow, or next year, or a generation from now, or thousands of years in the future. This decouples hope from any one specific timeline, and shields hope from disappointment, keeping it alive when it is needed most - when things look really bad, as they currently do.
To bring it home a bit, maybe this really is the end for Trump, and he will finish his days broken and imprisoned, while his supporters will languish under brutal totalitarianism. In the short term, that seems like the worst outcome. But what will that lead to in the long term? Will that totalitarianism be able to last? Will it succeed in permanently breaking the spirits of the people? Or will the people discover within themselves previously unguessed at reserves of strength and ingenuity that enable them to come through the other side renewed and revitalized?
We can't really know exactly what the future will bring. And wishing for something to be so, obviously does not mean that it will be so. Keeping hope alive really means maintaining an unbounded optimism, one which is independent of any given outcome, and therefore can serve as a source of spiritual strength, a light in the heart, when things are at their darkest. Without this it is all too easy to succumb to despair, at which point one's ability to act in the world essentially disappears.
52-48 is really no better than a coin toss.
Tails, we lose.
If one wants to fix this situation and he happens to be POTUS, then President Trump needs an independent, non-censorable platform, to become able to inform the majority of the public - his voters - what he is doing and why, on a regular basis:So Trump himself may not be able to do much but I don't really think he's by himself. I think Trump offers a huge opportunity to the "other side" and I'm not sure the game is as of yet fully over.