Cosmic Glue

If we only knew the truth... what what written by the winners (evil elite looters)  left out the key truths... for a reason.  Pangea, Atlantis, even Plato said the Egyptians didn't know how old they really were... We have never been told the truth. Diamonds? If the human race were wiped out today, would a similarly advanced civilisation 1 billion years in the future be able to identify that it was an advanced civilisation? Similarly advanced civilization might be able to tell that it was another advanced civilization that existed on Earth 1 billion years earlier, but it would be difficult for them to know anything of substance about us unless they find our data stored in diamonds, and this data is still readable after such a long time. One billion years is a very long time.  Pangea assembled only 335 million years ago and broke apart about 200 million years ago.  Similarly, in the future, two supercontinents will form and break one after another within o...

(The beginning of Empire)  Buildings in Venice are built over 10,000,000 close-together, 60-foot-long, water-resistant tree trunks that were chopped down 500 years ago. The wood went through soft silt and dirt to a layer of hard clay that was strong enough to support buildings on top. [If wood stays continuously wet and oxygen free it can last for thousands of years if you were to pull one of those from the muck it would look like it was cut yesterday. The same holds true for wood kept dry in low humidity like the 5,000 years old wooden objects they found in the pyramids.] 👇THE SAME PEOPLE   Did ancient Greeks have any awareness of other civilizations, such as the Minoan civilization of Crete, the Etruscans, or the Phoenicians? YES! Sure, the Greeks remembered the Minoans and interacted with both Etruscans and Phoenicians. The Minoans , a mesmerizing civilization of the Bronze Age, predated the Greeks and didn’t coincide with them. They had merged with the...

When one's mind allegedly "time travels" it's taking our conscious awareness into another grid of experience. Some people see this as time travel , others say it is moving to another dimension or the past and future. Whatever they want to name it.... Can time travel take you forward, backward, both, or neither? In the realms of science and pseudoscience anything is possible. What makes stories about time travel so fascinating is the fantasy of tomorrow, the obsession with the past, and all of the what-ifs with which those two are associated. To be able to travel to a different time is to hold an unimaginable power because the one thing that defines physical reality is time.  LATE AT NIGHT:   I feel and know when I am somewhere else - usually by smell and I can sense people (like the Amish) are there and they may be aware I am there, too.  Like a ghost. I do not travel to the past or future, it's right then, or now.  If I play cards computer game, my mind...

  'Time Cells' in Human Brain Encode The Flow of Time, Study Finds   Science Alert - December 16, 2023 How does the human brain keep track of the order of events in a sequence? Research suggests that 'time cells' - neurons in the hippocampus thought to represent temporal information - could be the glue that sticks our memories together in the right sequence so that we can properly recall the correct order in which things happened.  💣💣💣 SORCERY IS SERIOUS Why The Future Might Not Be Where You Think It Is   IFL Science - November 25, 2023 The way we picture the future is influenced by the culture we grow up in and the languages we are exposed to.  Sorcery is a tool to have you and me CREATE what Ancient Evil needs...  The next thing: don't believe, THINK  

Eswatini is home to 1.2 million people and its economy is heavily dependent on its larger neighbors. Unemployment is high: Nearly 60% of Swazis under 25 are out of work. And, at 53 years as of 2021, life expectancy for men was among the lowest in the world. For women, it was 61 years. Those poor health outcomes are driven by the world’s highest prevalence of HIV among adults: Around 26% of the adult population is living with HIV.   Swazi Secrets The tiny southern African kingdom of Eswatini — once known as Swaziland — has evolved against a constant backdrop: the monarchy. While most of the population of 1.2 million faces grinding poverty , King Mswati III and members of his expansive family flaunt their wealth, from flashy bespoke watches to fleets of luxury cars.👇 The current king, Mswati III, took the throne in 1986 at age 18. Now in his fifties, he’s Africa’s last absolute monarch. The size of the royal family is a secret, but Mswati III reportedly has 11 wives ...

Alan of Salisbury returns to give some deep insights into how “word magic” and “spelling” has been weaponised against us through the workings of Organised Society.  This is the basis of the so-called “Legal” system, with “legal’ being very different from “lawful.” Alan breaks down the difference between Common Law/ the Law of the Land and Admiralty/ Maritime Law, or the law of the sea. The latter is the system employed by most of the world’s courts to treat living men and women as dead entities and commodities to be traded on the stock market. Seeing through the manipulations of language, he says, is the first step towards regaining our personal sovereignty. We also cover the connections/ differences between psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists.