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#NewWorldNextWeek: Discord Democracy, Gas World Order, Mandatory Masking Returns (Audio)
#NewWorldNextWeek: Discord Democracy, Gas World Order, Mandatory Masking Returns (Audio)
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#MorningMonarchy: May 18, 2022
Tractor hackers, food price riots and wedding weed + this day in history w/the world’s first lawnmower and our song of the day by Rob MyJob on your #MorningMonarchy for May 18, 2022.
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#MorningMonarchy: April 2, 2019
Software fixes, unencrypted passwords and scanning robots + this day in history w/the Oikos shooting and our Treefort song of the day by Black Moth Super Rainbow on your Morning Monarchy for April 2, 2019.
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Native American Words of Wisdom
from firstpeople.us: The time has come to listen to echoes from our land…the wisdom and teachings of our Native American Indians. Their words are simple and their voices are soft. We have not heard them, because we have not taken the time to listen. Perhaps now is the time to open our ears and our…
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What Is Esoteric?
from esoteric.msu.edu: Until comparatively recently, there was very little scholarship on Western esotericism as a field. There were, of course, various articles and books on aspects of Western esotericism like alchemy or Rosicrucianism, but there was virtually no sense in the scholarly world that these disparate tributaries of thought formed a larger current of Western…
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Sumerian King List Still Puzzles Historians After More Than a Century of Research
from theepochtimes.com: Out of the many incredible artefacts that have been recovered from sites in Iraq where flourishing Sumerian cities once stood, few have been more intriguing that the Sumerian King List, an ancient manuscript originally recorded in the Sumerian language, listing kings of Sumer (ancient southern Iraq) from Sumerian and neighbouring dynasties, their supposed…
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In Defence of Theology
from bernardokastrup.com: Theology has been the subject of much bashing by neo-atheists over the past several years. A fresh blog post by Jerry Coyne today seems to encapsulate the essence of their grievance: theology is claimed to be a discipline with no subject of study. Correctly defining theology as “the study or science which treats of God, His…
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Delightfully Horrifying Manuscript Illuminations
from blogs.getty.edu: Illuminated manuscripts provided the medieval reader-viewer with a rich array of images that often rival those that we encounter on Halloween, from gory scenes of decapitated martyrs or arrow-pierced saints to walking cadavers, creepy spiders, spooky cemeteries, and even witches and ghosts. The images that follow had a variety of functions: some served…
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INTERSTELLAR: Secret Revelations of Transhumanism and ‘The Singularity’
from source: Interstellar is a grandiose film about a great number of serious philosophical and scientific concepts. It’s also about a host other things, such as love, life, mistakes, meaning, etc., so knowing where to start an analysis is a bit challenging, though as many of my friends have said, it seems to be the perfect…
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The Spiritual Secrets of Sound
from zengardner.com: If you think of universal reality as a cosmic satellite radio transmission, we are all frequencies that are being picked up from the same transmitter. This satellite radio (aka: God/the Universe/love/all-that-is) offers an endless amount of stations all at once, and you can dial in to any frequency that feels best. Simply put, think…
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: McDonald’s Japan Sees Profits Fall Into The Red
from enterjapan.me: On the 6th November, McDonald’s Holdings Co. (Japan) reported a substantial, ¥9.4 billion ($82 million) net loss for the July-September period – a stark contrast to the ¥1.8 billion net profit from the same period last year. Still reeling from the scandal of “Mc-Nugget Gate” , the company has revised its annual projections…
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The Slow Decline of #FastFood In America
from msn.com: Sales of McDonald’s in the United States fell 3.3 percent in the last quarter. The consumption of sodas fell last year to 1995 levels, according to the industry specialist Beverage Digest. Americans drank on the average 51 gallons (nearly 200 liters) of soda per person in 1998; last year, it was 44 gallons.…
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Replanting the Wasteland of the Transhuman Agenda
from ishtarsgate.com: I know it sounds like something out of a really bad L Ron Hubbard science fiction pulp novel, but if you put together all the scientific research coming out recently, what you’re left with is what’s known as the Transhuman Agenda. The Transhuman Agenda appears to be a global project of eugenicists to…
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The Buddhist Conception of an Ecological Self
from westernbuddhistreview.com: Traditional Buddhist sources have little to say about Nature in the often abstract and romanticized sense in which we use the word today, and still less to say about ecology understood in contemporary scientific terms. Why then is there so much interest in Buddhism among environmental ethicists and activists? And why so much…
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The occult obsessions of Britain’s greatest scientist Sir Isaac Newton
from dailymail.co.uk: He laid the foundations of classical physics and is considered to be one of the greatest scientists of all time. But Sir Isaac Newton was also deeply interested in the occult and applied a scientific approach to the study of scripture and Jewish mysticism. Now Israel’s national library, which contains a vast trove…