Session 21 September 2024

[Jacques]

Thanks so much for this great session and for sharing it with us.

 

[MJF]

I do not take any kind offence to what you say, in fact I like a good whipping into place, so thank you. I’m not looking for sympathy either, just some relation and then observations like ones you have given.

It does appear rather brattish that I seemingly choose to be like this. Today I have had enough sleep and my mood is much better and I’m way better equipped to cope. I’m a mum, so that makes me a woman (depends who you ask though) but extremely detached from my femininity and creative side, another battle I fight.

Truth, my situation is good compared to another, I do not discount anything I have, I feel lucky to be where I am and for what I can see, it sounds so conflicting and it is, how can you feel blessed then depressed from one moment to the next? It’s likely chemical rather than situational.

I have stopped trying to understand why, I was born this way, discontent and restless.. i just try to deal with the feelings as they arise because trying to figure it out and control it has only caused more misery. So go with the flow instead of forcing anything.

As a parent who raised five children I can sympathise with you and your problems of getting sleep when a little one is still very young. With our first child, a lovely but very boisterous girl (who lives down under in your neck of the woods now), I never had a full night's sleep for the first two years of her life. She was quite happy to play during the early hours of the morning and had tremendous energy and endurance. My parents offered to look after her one night to allow my wife and I to get something like a full night's sleep. They never offered again . Intensive play and one-on-one learning sessions helped to work off some of her excess energy. She would often burn brightest just before she finally blew out for the night. We took her out for an evening meal once and her behaviour was absolutely terrible as she sat in her high chair playing with her meal, which went everywhere. One moment she was all energy and trouble the next she just conked out without warning head first into her meal. A passing waiter found it highly amusing and we had to smile too. Most of our other children were pussy cats to look after in comparison. Children are just what they are, some being easy to deal with and others requiring more personal care and attention.

I trust your problems are just based on a lack of sleep as you suggest but when you say that you feel blessed then depressed from one moment to the next, it makes me wonder if you may possibly be suffering from some form of bipolarism (previously known as manic depression), which is characterised by periods of depression and periods of abnormally elevated mood. The onset of a manic or depressive episode is often foreshadowed by sleep disturbance. I am familiar with the condition first hand as my eldest son suffers from it. He can be bubbly, highly energetic and full-on one moment and then he suddenly becomes depressed and withdrawn the next (a state sometimes called the "black dog"). Fortunately, he was diagnosed and has been on medication to control it. It helps that he understands his condition and has learned to live with it. Your problems may just be a temporary blip of course as we all go through rough periods like you are right now but it might still be worth a chat with a health practitioner to see what they think.​

 

[Fluffy]

@Fluffy, you need to start transitioning your little one to beef/lamb/chicken purees type food asap as that's part of the problem you are experiencing. Babies don't need to stay on breast beyond 6 months as milk is only a growth promoter, its not really food. We transitioned our little one to home made purees at month 5 and he has been great. He is well fed and satisfied, only cries when he is hungry, physically hurt or needs our hugs and comfort. Sleeps really well and we only have to get up once during the night to give him some milk and he is often taking it in half-sleep state, going back to deep sleep right after. For milk, we feed him a home-made formula of coconut milk mixed in with MCT and Ghee.
Below video will help. If you need puree recipes, let me know and I will ask my wife to post a few.

Outside of the above, I do agree its a full-time job looking after a baby and personally between work, home chores and everything else, I get no time to research, post or participate in anything useful on the forum. Its a difficult gig even for 2 working parents and doing it single is very hard. But it is what it is and we are just trying to be the best parents we can be.

Thank you Sid, we’ve been feeding her meat since she was 6 months, she was having 3 meat meals a day until we got sick last week and now won’t eat it at all (I’m not very interested either, been eating more veg and fruit just to eat something)

Believe me I’ve tried to get her into a bottle from the very beginning, just to have something so she’s not so dependent on me, she just won’t drink out of it and barely drinks water from a sippy cup, if I don’t feed her she ends up very constipated. I’m giving her some time, baby led weaning, and as you can imagine doing things when the kid isn’t ready just creates more hell for the parents.

 

[Fluffy]

As a parent who raised five children I can sympathise with you and your problems of getting sleep when a little one is still very young. With our first child, a lovely but very boisterous girl (who lives down under in your neck of the woods now), I never had a full night's sleep for the first two years of her life. She was quite happy to play during the early hours of the morning and had tremendous energy and endurance. My parents offered to look after her one night to allow my wife and I to get something like a full night's sleep. They never offered again . Intensive play and one-on-one learning sessions helped to work off some of her excess energy. She would often burn brightest just before she finally blew out for the night. We took her out for an evening meal once and her behaviour was absolutely terrible as she sat in her high chair playing with her meal, which went everywhere. One moment she was all energy and trouble the next she just conked out without warning head first into her meal. A passing waiter found it highly amusing and we had to smile too. Most of our other children were pussy cats to look after in comparison. Children are just what they are, some being easy to deal with and others requiring more personal care and attention.

I trust your problems are just based on a lack of sleep as you suggest but when you say that you feel blessed then depressed from one moment to the next, it makes me wonder if you may possibly be suffering from some form of bipolarism (previously known as manic depression), which is characterised by periods of depression and periods of abnormally elevated mood. The onset of a manic or depressive episode is often foreshadowed by sleep disturbance. I am familiar with the condition first hand as my eldest son suffers from it. He can be bubbly, highly energetic and full-on one moment and then he suddenly becomes depressed and withdrawn the next (a state sometimes called the "black dog"). Fortunately, he was diagnosed and has been on medication to control it. It helps that he understands his condition and has learned to live with it. Your problems may just be a temporary blip of course as we all go through rough periods like you are right now but it might still be worth a chat with a health practitioner to see what they think.​

I’ve been tested multiple times for personality and mood disorders. First when I was in my early 20’s and again in my 30’s. I wanted answers the second time and kept pursuing it, it was intensive screening over a couple of months that came up with nothing of interest apart from things like lacking self control and being lazy, indulgent and some narcissistic tendencies.

Later in my 30s I was doing a lot of research in gut health as I was having some pretty severe and debilitating problems. I have had 2 occasions in my life where I became antibiotic resistant, the first when I was 18 months old and the second at 15, my health really deteriorated after the second time. It’s only been in the past 4 or 5 years where I’ve been able to get on top of my gut issues enough to not be completely miserable 24/7. I’m not going to put all of my mood problems down to bacteria (lack there of) problems but I do give it a very high credence, there’s a causal link for sure but other underlying issues I haven’t sorted out.
It would have been easier to just get a bipolar diagnosis because then I’d have more support and understanding. What I know I’m lacking is intense exercise and ability to some long fasting.

I have 3 other children that didn’t even slightly prepare me for my grand finale, baby 3 didn’t sleep either but was very chilled out when she was awake. I would see other parents with busy beaver children and think ‘thank god that’s not my kid’ …. and here we are, I’m not sure why the universe thinks I needed one of these children but I know I have to step up my game to keep up with her, she’s the boss and will run rings around me if I don’t find outlets for her energy all day long.

Intensive playing, yes, that’s what she needs. Now where do I get the energy for that?

 

[irjO]

I wonder if supplements Like Alpha GPC, can help people to increase production of Acetylcholine, is there any other ways to increase production Acetylcholine without smoking? There some studies that show that eating grass fed beef and pasture eggs can help as well, and what about NAD supplement?

You don’t need to smoke to get nicotine from tobacco, there are other ways, like patches or supplements with nicotine, it’s just that it’s way more effective if absorbed through the lungs. You can also do vaping, if the smell of the cigarette or tobacco its something you can’t handle.

 

[msasa79]

You don’t need to smoke to get nicotine from tobacco, there are other ways, like patches or supplements with nicotine, it’s just that it’s way more effective if absorbed through the lungs. You can also do vaping, if the smell of the cigarette or tobacco its something you can’t handle.

FWIW, there's also Eiriu Eolas, that is stimulating the vagus nerve through breathing exercises that enhance the production and increase the concentration of acetylcholine in the body. At least according to my knowledge of that program, and if my memory still serves me well.

And thank you all involved for the session shared and great discussion prior to the planchette actually moving around the board.

 

[KaWaiAwaAwa]

Outside of the above, I do agree its a full-time job looking after a baby and personally between work, home chores and everything else, I get no time to research, post or participate in anything useful on the forum. Its a difficult gig even for 2 working parents and doing it single is very hard. But it is what it is and we are just trying to be the best parents we can be.

Much agreement. Having raised 6 daughters in one of the most expensive places in the world (Hawaii), it is difficult, but that in itself is an amazing journey.

 

[Third_Density_Resident]

Thank you Laura and the rest of the team for another fascinating session! As others have mentioned, I really liked the inclusion of the discussion beforehand.

Luckily I found his voice and repetition style to be irritating and even slightly nauseating, so I did not continue.

Same here. I tried a meditation of his once at the recommendation of a relative, but I just couldn’t stand his tone of voice or style of speaking!

 

[Alma.Innovadora]

(L) Yeah, I don't know if things can get any weirder than they already are. I should not say that! Please, I take it back! [Laughter] It can always get weirder. Do y'all get the feeling that we are living in a really, really weird reality now? I mean, that things are in this huge transition, that there are ethereal things happening and manifesting, and people are not yet acknowledging that that's what they're seeing? And that people are in denial? It's like the craziest thing I've ever seen!

(Andromeda) And people living in different realities all over the place.

(L) Yeah. So do you all get that feeling? I mean, am I not the only one?

[Many attendees raise their hands.]

(Joe) I got that meme of the guy sitting in his living room, and the living room is on fire. And he's saying, "this is normal".

(Niall) This is fine.

(Joe) This is fine. It's like literally the world is blowing up and burning and psychos are off the leash and most of the world seems to be, "Yeah, it's fine!"

(L) I mean, it's like evil is so blatant and so out there and so in everybody's faces…

(Andromeda) With photographic evidence.

Yup! I can't remember a single day when things have been less "worse".

Right now, free will is miraculously working to tip the balance a little, and Trump has been the anchor for this. To what extent will it be necessary for free will to act in the opposite direction as well? We tend to think that the balance only acts in the direction of "good," but we already know that there can't be much "good" either. Well, there's never been "much good."

Thank you for such timely information.

 

[Angchop]

Thanks for another amazing session . I can definitely feel something explosive coming!

I’m good on the nicotine front. I have a steady stream going into my body all day…I chew nicotine gum like it is bubble gum

 

[loreta]

Thank you for this great session. And thank you to all of you for the discussion and information here.

 

[jhonny]

As always, great info/discussion session and after session. Thank you all for sharing it

 

[Emet-Selch]

Amazing session!! And great discussion at the beginning.Thanks to Laura and all her great group for amazing job!!

From my perspective of 3D human, i always been interested in the 5D topic...

Is there any other ways to enter five D without dying?"

C's mention anything related in 2012 session:

Q: (L) Is there anything you can say to Armando to help him deal with his pain?

A: Death is just passing through a door that is not accessible to the living except on the mental planes. If his father wishes to fully honor his son and his choice, he might do well to use this event as motivation to develop himself in a more fully spiritual way. More than that, he could help others in lieu of his son for his son.

Well, part of you is always there kind of. So I mean that's kind of like self-explanatory in my mind. What about you? I mean, if part of you's always connected there and you can enter there and you can communicate with people there.

As has been said in previous sessions this is where the 5D self comes in

C's have said, that 4D is where your body is a home and not a prison, that you have some more control and choices over it.

here C's give another good point:

(L) Now that's an interesting question. If a person recycles from 4D to 5D to 4D again, do they forget their past lives?

A: No.

Now the question would be if the 4D beings can remember their "time" in the contempletion zone?

A: Not now! You have enough for now. Explosive revelations and events coming! Goodbye.

Very interesting, could this be a prediction of the beepers devices that exploded in Lebanon? or the Hezbollah HQ that Israel blew up a few days ago? or maybe something else up coming....

 

[happyliza]

Niall, I think at a certain level of abstraction it doesn't matter if he is a real historical person or not. All characters fictional and non fictional fit into the two major archetypes.
Please see my previous message on this thread about the ouroboros.
I am sorry for the typos on that post, I was typing it from my car and while I was editing it the time ran out

Apologies if I have misinterpreted your connections. Do you mean it is simiilar to the Quorum, where you have STO and STS persona/architypes and the fluidity between them represents the 'mix' between the both, thus forming the ouroboros?

 

[happyliza]

Thank you, One and All, for another stellar session!

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-distribution-of-tick-observatories-according-to-the-climatic-region-types-of_fig1_360543174

The distribution of tick observatories according to the climatic region types of continental France: (1) Etiolles (degraded oceanic); (2) Velaine-en-Haye (semi-continental); (3) Les Bordes (degraded oceanic); (4) Carquefou (oceanic); (5) La Tour de Salvagny (mixed); (6) Saint-Genès-Champanelle (mountain); (7) Gardouch (south-west basin). Phenological patterns observed at each observatory were also indicated.The map was created using QGIS version 3.8, Zanzibar (Spatial without Compromise · QGIS Web Site). The climatic region types were previously classified by Joly et al.²⁹.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1838504210935013518

https://twitter.com/x/status/1839605912740220994

Understanding and combating tick-borne pathogens

There are just under 1,000 species of tick in the world, but only a few are vectors of pathogens. Nevertheless, ticks are the vectors that transmit the widest variety of pathogens (bacteria, viruses and parasites) in the world. They are responsible for infectious diseases in humans and animals...

www.anses.fr

The article is related to the excellent research question.

Nanotech in Dentistry: Another Blessing By The Science™ Coming to a Clinic Near You | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Originally published via Armageddon Prose:

If they don’t get you with the shots, they’ll get you at the dentist’s office, or the food supply, or any of a thousand other vectors.

Death by a thousand nano-cuts.

Most of the scientific literature on the topic of nanotech in dental materials is framed as theoretical — some far-off vision of a utopian future — when, in reality, it’s already likely in use at the clinic down the street from your house, likely without the knowledge of your dentist.

Via Indian Society of Periodontology (emphasis added):


You might recall the term “graphene oxide” from the heady COVID days; The Science™ claimed its presence in medical supplies was a conspiracy theory back when researchers looked under the hood of the mRNA shots and, curiously, found it there.

Graphene oxide, we are assured, will only be added to the novacaine and lidocaine because of its capacity to prolong the anesthetic effect —for our comfort and safety, as beloved patients, whom the medical system loves and wants to be happy.

Via Journal of Molecular Liquids (emphasis added):


The Science™ is also excited about embedding graphene oxide and other nanotech in dental implants and tooth whiteners.

Via Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology (emphasis added):

ONline videos have also shown it to be in batches of Neurofen. Also don't they use flouride when they do dental cleaning at the hygienist?