How many more must fall before the direction of the narrative publicly changes remains to be seem. The guilty are still walking free and would never take responsibility for their actions and what seems to be in my opinion, a spiritual attack and crimes against humanity. 
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Clearly playing the antisemitism card here would be a cynical, tired and worn out tactic which deflects from the actual issue at hand. This didn't stop the loathsome Matt Hancock and the would be loathsome (if he weren't some kind of android) Rishi Sunak from condemning antisemitic, anti science, anti vaccine conspiracy theories in parliament. There's a video of that embedded in the article.
Yes, definitely strength in numbers, and finding those types of like minded people is easier said then done against a World Narrative that's designed to keep people unaware and focused on a particular agenda, to avoid mass panic.
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I'm with you on this anger and sadness issue. I like to listen to celtic music to calm the emotional storm, and to meditate, but sometimes a piece of news is enough for the anger to come back. Realising there is close to nothing to be done to help humanity see, to protect those who are vulnerable, is a bitter lesson. It's somewhat conforting to know I'm not the only one dealing with thisI can relate to that anger as probably most here on the forum. But I also find it draining and exhausting.
Every day we're bombarded with details, happenings, information, incidents, injustices - it's really just an overload of 'bad things' creating anger to identify with.
Thus it's so difficult to find that quiet place inside for a broader perspective and all the while feeding the control system with this energy.
These buggers are so clever as to harvest the energy of all people regardless of their stand and world view.
The further we move into this whole 'end time scenario' the more I start to believe that this is really only about 'choice'. We won't stop what is unfolding even with greater numbers, osit.
That one parlamentarian won't change much but he made a personal choice to speak up thus working on his own path and destiny.
All of us have to choose and our choice will make the difference- on a personal but also on a cosmic level even if we cannot see ahead of our little 'I's'.
The C's said that we cannot beat 'them' in 3D and this rings true to me.
So what I find most hard and difficult to do is to keep the anger in check, my self righteous indignation about what we see every day, the folly, the insanity, the agression, the injustice. To recognize and discipline the emotional turmoil all this is creating is such a great lesson and so hard to achieve.
Last night, after a week at work with the now all too common aggression, insults, physical violence etc., my son was practising the ukulele. So we sang 'Halleluja', 'Let it be' and 'Scarborough Fair' when all the floodgates opened. The tears were flowing freely and I let them do so through 5 parts of 'Outlander.
Well, I think it was all this built-up anger and sadness that had to come out.
Still, I feel I'm easy prey when I have so much anger bottled up inside. Besides, making me feel unattractive due to puffy eyes today.
I agree with you completely about the anger Tauriel. It is so hard to control but the energy of it probably goes straight to STS so I don't want to end up feeding those predators. As you say we probably cannot do much in 3D except work on ourselves, support others as much as we can and put our faith in the Universe. Regarding tears I find them healing. I was in tears yesterday. I drove a family to the vet with their dead cat to be cremated as their car had broken down the day before. We were four people tucked into a tiny room with the vet, a vet nurse and this poor dead animal and we were all in tears...I can relate to that anger as probably most here on the forum. But I also find it draining and exhausting.
Every day we're bombarded with details, happenings, information, incidents, injustices - it's really just an overload of 'bad things' creating anger to identify with.
Thus it's so difficult to find that quiet place inside for a broader perspective and all the while feeding the control system with this energy.
These buggers are so clever as to harvest the energy of all people regardless of their stand and world view.
The further we move into this whole 'end time scenario' the more I start to believe that this is really only about 'choice'. We won't stop what is unfolding even with greater numbers, osit.
That one parlamentarian won't change much but he made a personal choice to speak up thus working on his own path and destiny.
All of us have to choose and our choice will make the difference- on a personal but also on a cosmic level even if we cannot see ahead of our little 'I's'.
The C's said that we cannot beat 'them' in 3D and this rings true to me.
So what I find most hard and difficult to do is to keep the anger in check, my self righteous indignation about what we see every day, the folly, the insanity, the agression, the injustice. To recognize and discipline the emotional turmoil all this is creating is such a great lesson and so hard to achieve.
Last night, after a week at work with the now all too common aggression, insults, physical violence etc., my son was practising the ukulele. So we sang 'Halleluja', 'Let it be' and 'Scarborough Fair' when all the floodgates opened. The tears were flowing freely and I let them do so through 5 parts of 'Outlander.
Well, I think it was all this built-up anger and sadness that had to come out.
Still, I feel I'm easy prey when I have so much anger bottled up inside. Besides, making me feel unattractive due to puffy eyes today.
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