It's my understanding that when you do it, you're making your body into an idol of one of the 1000s of "gods" in the Hindu religion. The whole warrior sequence is a reenactment from when one of the gods killed another one.
I borrowed a book about it from the 70s a long time ago and it detailed how it was a lifestyle intertwined with their spiritual beliefs. It wasn't about exercise or stress relief and the best yogis were old men who were basically mystics, not athletes. I just glossed over that at the time because I enjoyed the exercise and probably every other aspiring teacher did too. Then it exploded in the US and yoga studios popped up everywhere. I only learned about yoking oneself to a false god recently from a Dolores (something?) video, she was a "Christian Scientist" who made a fortune making angel tarot cards and books but was saved and now renounces the occult. Also note if you go to a studio you never see a Christian cross but instead various mantras, om symbol, and usually a Kali statue. It's a religion, not an exercise.
Supposedly pilates is a similar exercise and the inventor was a French dance teacher but I've never tried it. Calisthenics is basically the same form of exercise and then you can just stretch afterwards.
It's crazy that she asks "is the shot worth losing your smile?" when she's had so much Botox she can't move her face. You inject a toxin in your face to look pretty, these fat people are doing the same thing.
You might already know this but even no-calorie soda affects your insulin levels so you shouldn't have it during your fasting state. I also crave it but one of my triggers is being full so I take a shot of apple cider vinegar and it has the same "digestive" type effect. Lemon juice water also does about the same thing. When I just want something bubbly I get carbonated water or kombucha. These tweaks have me drinking about 75% less soda than 5 years ago.
Fractional reserve banking. At least they used to give you a little kickback in interest for depositing your money, now you only get a fraction of 1%.
Yes that would be valuable. A similar topic are the Jacobites (failed), I still struggle to find what their criticisms were and why they fought deadly battles. Or in other words, what was so important to them about the faith or tradition that it was worth dying over. Same with the Puritans, even though they didn't lose persay. Their history in England against the crown and King James says they published pamphlets critical of the king, were banished to the Netherlands where they continued publishing before making the voyage to the New World. But I haven't found those original sources. You'd think someone would have kept a newsletter for posterity, and that the letters were taught in public school.
Thanks and if you find anything useful please let us know!
Good questions. I wouldn't underestimate the power of money/kickbacks, blackmail via secret societies, and useful idiots. In the corporate world, I've seen many Yes Men who aren't that bright get elevated into leadership positions, while the ones like us who question things and envision stay in their lower-level positions where they can't disrupt the system. Nepotism of midwits who can't see the bigger picture.
You mention 1913 and the federal reserve, but I found evidence recently that they've been working to replace our precious metals currency for much longer. There was a segment on antiques roadshow where they brought out a womans' protest dress that had the words "we want silver and a free lunch" embroidered on it. I believe it was from the 1880s. Apparently at that time, the government wanted to get rid of our silver coins and make it so you couldn't use it as legal tender anymore. Using the same playbook as today, tptb ridiculed the people who criticized that plan by saying they just wanted a free lunch, hence the slogan on the dress. There were protests against it but you know that doesn't do anything. I tried to find a link on it but all I'm seeing is the silver confiscation act of 1934. But the point is there was a slow eradication of our real currency and replacement with fiat money. The people who spoke against it were ignored, as usual, because they're just a nuisance and not a real threat. Maybe the people who foresaw the problem were too few in number, or otherwise unequipped to do something effective. I don't know, it's puzzling and disheartening. I also recall how our brethren tried to do something about the coup on 2020, but once again they were used as pawns to show the world what happens when you stand up against the Plan. So no one would dare do any like that for a while for fear of being locked up and having their lives ruined.
Another reason to reject the transhuman agenda: you're going to glitch out and embarrass yourself on an international broadcast
Archangel Michael in the top left
The constellation over the Western US is Virgo and the entire picture is reminiscent of Revelation 12, although the other constellation doesn't appear to be Draco. Perhaps the constellation plus the additional planets are the 12 stars of the crown. What's the symbol under Texas? Looks like a silver chicken
I saw that live, his eyes were darting around. Probably NOT sober
I'm glad you had a somewhat positive reaction. I usually hear crickets and the one time I posted a compilation of Biden being gropey, back in 2015 when pizzagate hadn't broken yet, I had all these guys jump in to defend him. ???
It's just really in your face. They would do something like that on their high holiday. Gross.
They're rubbing it in our faces. Sick
https://www.gaia.com/article/rh-negative-blood-type-alien
Though personally I think the rhesus negative comes from nephelim, not aliens.
Rh negative blood type
I have two theories on how the same "god" can be so many miles apart. One is that the Mormons claim that ancient Israelites came to the Americas. As the Bible states, the Israelites were known to turn away from Yahweh god and adopt other religious practices, ie the golden calf and also possible Babylonian gods. So maybe they brought that with them. But I haven't read the book of Mormon to get the whole story.
The other idea relates to Peleg, also in the Bible, "during the time of Peleg that the earth was divided". Perhaps Pangea was the original map of humanity, then after The Tower of Babel situation, the continents were split apart. It seems plausible to me when you consider that the same structures are found globally, like the pyramids, and figures like this guy. Also the Olmec statues looking like Africans. Africans aren't known for seafaring. I also find it hard to believe the Pacific Islanders travelled thousands of miles to get to their eventual homelands by small Catamaran type boats. Just watch videos to see how rough trans-oceanic travel can get. Those waves are insane, the boats would have capsized. I doubt that Israelites or Islanders were able to make those journeys. But a massive cataclysm of moving continents could account for that. Or lizards floating on rafts of palm fronds as biologists would have us believe.
All the abortion abolitionists I know are women. Maybe that bar includes both sides?
Someone I just learned about, because some youth were trying to recruit me, is that Joseph Smith of "The Church of Latter Day Saints" is a Freemason. No wonder they own so much land.
I listened to an interview with a man who came to that conclusion, I think he was masters-level. He was working in inpatient and wasn't a Christian or believer in God when he started. Then he noticed the "voices" were not disorganized, as they should be if they were true hallucinations. Then he realized they were actively conspiring against the patients so that they would do things against their best interest (stop taking meds, stop meeting the counselor). At one point, he found out the voices were quelled by being in church and hearing Psalm 23. I wish I could remember this guy's name, he was the first person in the field who I heard come to that conclusion.
And now that we know schizophrenia may in fact be demonic possession, it's no wonder the old-timers called the plant "devil's lettuce"
Pray out loud!
Thanks for the detailed response. I didn't think they'd use AI for voices, because that means the TV crews and interviewers are in on it, too. I would think there would be whistleblowers by now, but I suppose people have disappeared for less. You have a good eye to see through that Newsome Photoshop. You're right that most conspiracy theorists would not question at the level you are.
Are they always deep fakes or do they use masks? There's a Biden interview video with very clear two-toned skin on the neck. I'm thinking they'll use an actor for the debate, but I don't know how they do the voice. Who is QE2? Hint please
Who doesn't love eschatology, can you elaborate please? Also the temple was rebuilt- it was Jesus' resurrection. But I think you know that. Those who are perishing do not so here you go, guys:
"The Jews then responded to him, “What sign can you show us to prove your authority to do all this?Jesus answered them, “Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up. They replied, “It has taken forty-six years to build this temple, and you are going to raise it in three days?” But the temple he had spoken of was his body." John 2:18-19