I knew this interview was important, over the years I always spoke of it; Now I see Richard Strohman was the George Orwell of the rising Genomic Tyranny
I note my teachers in germ theory are also sceptical to genetic assumptions, namely Stefan Lanka, Tom Cowan and Andy Kaufman.
The pattern indicated in your interview reveals the 'Satanic' nature of a materialism that seeks to gain or retain a grasping control by any pretext, and yet operates the highest institutional levels of apparent authority.
I may have pasted this following quote into one of your posts before but will do so anyway as it speaks to this issue and to the heart of Life:
“It may shock you to know that all the world’s bacteria have access to a single gene pool, which has provided an immense resource for adaptation, manifesting an array of breathtaking combinations and re-combinations for three billion years! Any bacterium—at any time—has the ability to use accessory genes, provided by other strains, which permits it to function in ways its own DNA may not cover.
The global trading of genes through DNA re-combinations provides for almost endless adaptation possibilities. Therefore, what has been done to one has been done to all. Widespread use of antibacterial agents is both futile and disastrous. Future life sciences and medicine will comprehend the more effective use of agents to stimulate positive adaptation of bacteria resulting in chains of supportive symbiosis.
In the presence of love, these positive adaptations naturally occur. In the presence of hatred and fear, negative and resistant strains of bacteria are more likely. Life forms are ever changing, and yet the basic chemistry of life remains the same. Do not cling to forms that are passing, but seek for an understanding of life that embraces and includes all possibilities. This is accomplished through integrating and expanding patterns and relationships.
In this way, you will see God as the creative power of life. When I asked that you love one another, I was not just giving you a recipe for human fellowship. This is the doorway to life eternal.”
(The Keys of Jeshua - Glenda Green)
Whatever one thinks of Glenda's book - the succinct clarity of 'Jeshua/Jesus' on our world and on Science illuminates 'answer' in practical understandings that align in unified and unifying purpose.
Another quote that succinctly summarises science as a dialog between truth and reality:
Dear Binra, if I had not used my readers' daily tolerance for email pings I would make this comment a post, but I will have to do it tomorrow. Breathtaking. SO Margulis. Marvelous.
Maybe you could redistribute your demand on attention by offering a paragraph in an email to a page article on your site. Then we can scan the gist and choose to follow or hold for later.
Navigating many currents of information - for me - means a process of tuning in to what and where to align in.
Your genetics interview was very welcome to my desire to uncover the questionable from the assumed 'narrative' beliefs that are sold to investors and via such scams as today, to the mainstreamed mind.
So much that is pushed as a basis for policy is in fact manipulative ploy that a groupthink of buzzwords has taken the place of relational communication.
I obviously need to look up Margulis!
I've heard her referenced before.
There's more in the work above that relates to the 'fittingness' of new expressions or evolutions within the whole as a workability for the whole in all it parts. We don't think like that - except in alignment with Living Thoughts that are the gift of shared being. We might call them miracles.
I was trying to explain the epigenetics problem of the GT vaxine to some people claiming it was the mark of the beast. No one is talking about epigenetics! Even a fecking computer cannot work with whatever hardware you plug in to tune it up. They say genes are the language of life, but you can't plug whatever letter into a text without changing its meaning on three levels at once: phonology, morphosyntax and text.
I wrote another but it went off into the Biblical aspect of a developing consciousness in emulation and I felt it too far from you point to include here.
The establishing of communication 'channels or protocols' is the relational field itself.
I intuit that our 'genetic model' is false-floored and thus flawed, such that attempts to add epicycles to the model in light of anomaly will contort us within a constraint we might release to a better view. But within such a framework, the capacity to shift 'genetic expression' is innate and native to being. Habit can operate as if autonomous like a background application or a set of preference parameters running as default.
The nature of living water feels to me to be the translation medium for the Etheric for the modulation and making of proteins, that perhaps gene theory has some crude partial grasp.
Theory seeks to image, model, define and predict. And so generates its own 'confirmation bias' or feedback loop. When we align coherence, The 'Universe-as-Participance Knows being'. If we grasp at partiality as if the whole, we can be phished into investing in a dead end or futility given funding, protection and sacrificial identity.
I really miss the late Dr Mae Wan Ho. She had a wonderful archive at the institute for science in society. We are coming to understand some of the effects of frequency and radiation, which will transform all of the sciences.
"‘What seems to be is, to those to whom it seems to be and is productive of the most dreadful consequences to those to whom it seems to be.’" I don't know what that means. I can impose 'a' meaning, but I'm not sure whether the meaning I would impose is the intended meaning.
Other than that, That was an interesting article. Thanks!
One final note: As a Christian (not out of fake, mainstream Christianity; Sorry if that offends), I was biased to easily accept explanations from Andrew Kaufman about terrain theory. I have 'no doubt' that viruses don't exist. And yet, Andrew and those who are trying to swing the world over to terrain theory and away from germ theory, buy functional Darwinian evolution, which I don't buy. To be honest, I don't hear them say anything about biological evolution. I've only hear them mention it (as though it were fact). I've got no specialized knowledge of any of this stuff. I'm just a blogger who has been forced to think about it because of the huge, destructive, criminal covid 19 hoax. As well, I've always been a reader. And I would often just dive into something that I knew nothing about and could never fully penetrate. Why? Why not?
As a Christian - I used to be a Jehovah's Witness - I knew that biological evolution was not something supported by the Christian Bible. A book put out by the Watchtower Society on evolution quoted Michael Denton, a molecular biologist I think. Anyway, I went out an bought his book titled "Evolution - A Theory In Crisis." It went right over me, but I still enjoyed reading it anyway. Then a long time after that, as I was listing all of the books (that I could remember) that I've ever read, I was looking for information about that book online and that's when I discovered that Michael had done a follow-up to the above-mentioned book. "Evolution - Still A Theory In Crisis." It went over me as well, but not to the extent that Michael's first book did. I was quite young when I read his first book and probably didn't have the processing power I have now, for one thing. Whatever the reason, while I just had no idea about the science Michael laid out, his explanations were many and detailed and sufficient for me to get, clearly, the gist of what he was reporting, namely, the fantasy aspect of functional (as opposed to structural, immanent) evolution. In my opinion, he made his case.
I'd really like to know what thinkers like Andrew Kaufman and Tom Cowan think of Denton's work, but I don't even know whether they are familiar with it. To my mind, Denton's work is every bit as big as the subject of germ vs terrain theory. Are people too biased 'against' God (and vitalism) to be willing to look into and think about the work of Michael Denton?
“There is a point within each person where the physical, spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and intentional components of one’s existence are in perfect synchronicity.
At that point, there is no difference in elements, time, space, or condition.
This is a personal “zero point” which is known prior to birth, immediately after death, and anytime in between when a person’s will has been perfectly reconciled with the will of God.
Love Without End - Glenda Green
A person is forever able to connect with his Creator in that sacred place regardless of how far he has strayed through the process of living.
At the point of true simplicity, you may enter into perfect communion with the Creator.
Whenever you do, your life will be renewed or even transformed.
“The heart is a magnetic vortex through which the blessings of all essences and potentialities are received, integrated and focused into living.
Through the laws of electromagnetism, that power is converted into life energy.
The heart, being essentially magnetic, functions best through innocent awareness, which attracts and receives.
Acts of judgment, which divide and repel, will shut the door of the heart behind you.
If you would make the heart strong, you must first learn to perceive with innocence, accept, and forgive.
As you empower the heart it will open to you.
At first, you may simply notice this change as more passion for living, more peaceful sleep, or better digestion of food.
The heart is the center of your health and quality of living; therefore those things will be addressed first.
As you progress in your affirmations of the heart, however, your life will begin to have more abundant fruits, and you will have the energy needed to make more dramatic changes.
Eventually, what you gain from your heart visitations will surpass your fondest dreams.
There will be levels of energy which are transformational and transmutational.”
The heart center is the true source of human power.”
"Incidentally, there are people out there laying claim on big fields of thought, who are PR savvy—too PR savvy to cite the giants who laid down the very paths making any of their ideas even possible. For this reason, I feel an urge to go into my forest of elder giants—all of them obscure— and let them speak. I’ve lived to see Kary Mullis [PCR inventor, HIV dissenter] and Peter Duesberg [formulator of aneuploidy cancer theory, father of HIV dissent] become household names, despite a 30 year global apparatus devoted to the immolation of their “credibility.”"
For a different perspective on Peter Duesberg, see my excerpt of a recent discussion between Tom Cowan, Stefan Lanka, Andrew Kaufman and Dean Braus, uploaded to my Bitchute channel ("Arby"): https://www.bitchute.com/video/tW9encIUer5W/
Engineer/cartoonist Scott Adams recently tweeted that he can't wait to have his mind downloaded into whatever robot it is they expect to out it in. They really don' get the difference between a big database & life. They think if they collect a big enough database that will magically be life & they will live forever I had to explain that he, the person who *experiences* life would be gone. Behind the thing regurgitating memories & looking like life, there would just be a computer program.
I remember from my days at DEC a cartoon someone would invariably draw on a whiteboard. .. a series of computations. ...💥then a miracle occurs. ... Result.
The Richard Strohman interview is phenomenal. Thank you. As you may know, Simone Weil in her The Need For Roots discusses brilliantly Western science's turn toward the mechanistic and darkness (pp. 235 ff.).
Thank you for the like. I have become a fan of your work via the HIV/AIDS section of RFK Jr.'s book. I have been looking for someone to write on not just the legal/political side of the global horrors, but their biblical/spiritual dimension. So let me encourage you again to check out those pages in The Need For Roots. Simone Weil could so inform your discussion. In any case, kudos for opening up that spiritual dimension in your inimitable style.
On the off chance that you are not familiar with Simone Weil's work, let me share my first taste of it--an epigraph to a visionary Composition instructor, William E. Coles Jr.'s masterpiece essay "Writing as Literacy: An Alternative to Losing." In 1986 at the University of Pittsburg, Coles gave me a draft of his essay that begins, under the title, with the following from Simone Weil:
"If we concentrate our attention on trying to solve a problem of geometry, and if at the end of an hour we are no nearer to doing so than at the beginning, we have nevertheless been making progress each minute of that hour in another more mysterious dimension. Without our knowing or feeling it, this apparently barren effort has brought more light into the soul. The result will one day... very likely be felt in some department of the intelligence in no way connected with mathematics. Perhaps he who made the unsuccessful effort will one day be able to grasp the beauty of a line of Racine more vividly on account of it... Every time a human being succeeds in making an effort of attention with the sole idea of increasing his grasp of truth, he acquires a greater aptitude for grasping it, even if his effort produces no visible fruit. An Eskimo story explains the origin of light as follows: 'In the eternal darkness, the crow, unable to find any food, longed for light, and the earth was illumined.' If there is a real desire, if the thing desired is really light, the desire for light produces it. There is a real desire when there is an effort of attention."
--Simone Weil, "Reflections on the Right Use of School Studies with a View to the Love of God."
Except those days be shortened no flesh shall be saved, but for the Elect sake those days shall be shortened.
Playing God, except one thing, they aren't God.
We are far down that path now, even talking about replacing biological life with robotic life.
In a sense, I feel this is, if you believe in them, what the greys (ETs) are trying to warn us about.
We, as a society, have lost what it means to be human, and even refuse to accept the natural life process, natural, and I mean natural death.
Humans have tried to interfere in every single step of the human life process, from inception, through gestation, abortion, and GT without even considering the Mystery of Life which our Creator gave all of us.
Not accepting death. Is akin, to my mind, to.not accepting life as we are living it
In every step of our lives do we want, want, want, even if it means taking an experimental jab to, what we may think to save us, fueled by fear.
In actuality, is the driving force a constant state.of unhappiness, discontent and rebellion fueling our own demise sooner than later.
We, my dear friend, are not God.
And it is extreme malicious folly to even pretend we are God.
I believe God is still on the throne and prayer changes things.
In a word, transhumanism. That is their sick goal along with anything goes gender and age-wise. Remember, psychopaths and criminals are running the planet right now.
"That's why the corporations don't want to look at it because it's so complex. The amount of money and effort that would have to be put into that denies the technology. You can't afford it; you have to take these shortcuts." That's interesting. I don't think of tax evading corporations (deferred taxation in the US and accelerated depreciation in Canada, I think; not to mention tax expenditures, aka handouts, and tax havens) as poor. Of course, there's greed. From the greedy one's point of view, there is 'never' enough. In that sense, Okay, corporations don't have enough money. Pfizer Biontech making $1000 per second isn't enough.
But there's another aspect to this. Where's the scientific spirit?, the natural curiousity?, the care and concern that would lead people in the field of health care to say "Cost isn't a factor. We need to know."?
Superb interview. Perfectly defines the state of present day life science - reductionist, mechanistic, deterministic - anti-Life and anti-Human. Thanks for sharing this!
Excellent material Celia. Thank You for the cogent response to the diabolical lunacy swirling around us. Please continue. I pray for your safety and success.
Look to that counterpart in your own life or sphere of awareness and responsibility. Machine thinking does not know it is running unless you wake to notice.
Destroying as if to create is a mis taken emulation of the truth of Renewal in every instant.
From or within an invested self-image, is self-illusion set as life against its release in 'death'. Once seen as threat to a false sense of self-possession, the messengers of truth are denied, attacked or eradicated - as in the parable of the tenant farmers, and a mind set in reversal runs contra to it true desire under fear of pain of loss.
The solution is not AFTER destroying the 'problem' as fear defines it, but in aligning truly, now. And now, as the release of old habit programming to a willingness to serve in our Father's House - so to speak. It is not for anyone to say what you will find when you let the Holy Spirit's discernment undo or heal your mind, but that the temptation to pre-empt or short cut healing reiterates the old program.
I note my teachers in germ theory are also sceptical to genetic assumptions, namely Stefan Lanka, Tom Cowan and Andy Kaufman.
The pattern indicated in your interview reveals the 'Satanic' nature of a materialism that seeks to gain or retain a grasping control by any pretext, and yet operates the highest institutional levels of apparent authority.
I may have pasted this following quote into one of your posts before but will do so anyway as it speaks to this issue and to the heart of Life:
“It may shock you to know that all the world’s bacteria have access to a single gene pool, which has provided an immense resource for adaptation, manifesting an array of breathtaking combinations and re-combinations for three billion years! Any bacterium—at any time—has the ability to use accessory genes, provided by other strains, which permits it to function in ways its own DNA may not cover.
The global trading of genes through DNA re-combinations provides for almost endless adaptation possibilities. Therefore, what has been done to one has been done to all. Widespread use of antibacterial agents is both futile and disastrous. Future life sciences and medicine will comprehend the more effective use of agents to stimulate positive adaptation of bacteria resulting in chains of supportive symbiosis.
In the presence of love, these positive adaptations naturally occur. In the presence of hatred and fear, negative and resistant strains of bacteria are more likely. Life forms are ever changing, and yet the basic chemistry of life remains the same. Do not cling to forms that are passing, but seek for an understanding of life that embraces and includes all possibilities. This is accomplished through integrating and expanding patterns and relationships.
In this way, you will see God as the creative power of life. When I asked that you love one another, I was not just giving you a recipe for human fellowship. This is the doorway to life eternal.”
(The Keys of Jeshua - Glenda Green)
Whatever one thinks of Glenda's book - the succinct clarity of 'Jeshua/Jesus' on our world and on Science illuminates 'answer' in practical understandings that align in unified and unifying purpose.
Another quote that succinctly summarises science as a dialog between truth and reality:
https://twitter.com/onemindinmany/status/1406516725034717185?s=20
Dear Binra, if I had not used my readers' daily tolerance for email pings I would make this comment a post, but I will have to do it tomorrow. Breathtaking. SO Margulis. Marvelous.
Maybe you could redistribute your demand on attention by offering a paragraph in an email to a page article on your site. Then we can scan the gist and choose to follow or hold for later.
Navigating many currents of information - for me - means a process of tuning in to what and where to align in.
Your genetics interview was very welcome to my desire to uncover the questionable from the assumed 'narrative' beliefs that are sold to investors and via such scams as today, to the mainstreamed mind.
So much that is pushed as a basis for policy is in fact manipulative ploy that a groupthink of buzzwords has taken the place of relational communication.
I obviously need to look up Margulis!
I've heard her referenced before.
There's more in the work above that relates to the 'fittingness' of new expressions or evolutions within the whole as a workability for the whole in all it parts. We don't think like that - except in alignment with Living Thoughts that are the gift of shared being. We might call them miracles.
in Love's blessing
Brian
I was trying to explain the epigenetics problem of the GT vaxine to some people claiming it was the mark of the beast. No one is talking about epigenetics! Even a fecking computer cannot work with whatever hardware you plug in to tune it up. They say genes are the language of life, but you can't plug whatever letter into a text without changing its meaning on three levels at once: phonology, morphosyntax and text.
Survival of the Fitting comes to mind.
I wrote another but it went off into the Biblical aspect of a developing consciousness in emulation and I felt it too far from you point to include here.
The establishing of communication 'channels or protocols' is the relational field itself.
I intuit that our 'genetic model' is false-floored and thus flawed, such that attempts to add epicycles to the model in light of anomaly will contort us within a constraint we might release to a better view. But within such a framework, the capacity to shift 'genetic expression' is innate and native to being. Habit can operate as if autonomous like a background application or a set of preference parameters running as default.
Check out Linguistic Wave Theory, the late Dr Gariaev´s theory of gene function. It seems much more plausible to me than a one to one correspondence.
Thanks I will.
The Universe participates in our exchange.
I'm appreciating Mae-Wan Ho at present.
The nature of living water feels to me to be the translation medium for the Etheric for the modulation and making of proteins, that perhaps gene theory has some crude partial grasp.
Theory seeks to image, model, define and predict. And so generates its own 'confirmation bias' or feedback loop. When we align coherence, The 'Universe-as-Participance Knows being'. If we grasp at partiality as if the whole, we can be phished into investing in a dead end or futility given funding, protection and sacrificial identity.
I really miss the late Dr Mae Wan Ho. She had a wonderful archive at the institute for science in society. We are coming to understand some of the effects of frequency and radiation, which will transform all of the sciences.
"‘What seems to be is, to those to whom it seems to be and is productive of the most dreadful consequences to those to whom it seems to be.’" I don't know what that means. I can impose 'a' meaning, but I'm not sure whether the meaning I would impose is the intended meaning.
Other than that, That was an interesting article. Thanks!
One final note: As a Christian (not out of fake, mainstream Christianity; Sorry if that offends), I was biased to easily accept explanations from Andrew Kaufman about terrain theory. I have 'no doubt' that viruses don't exist. And yet, Andrew and those who are trying to swing the world over to terrain theory and away from germ theory, buy functional Darwinian evolution, which I don't buy. To be honest, I don't hear them say anything about biological evolution. I've only hear them mention it (as though it were fact). I've got no specialized knowledge of any of this stuff. I'm just a blogger who has been forced to think about it because of the huge, destructive, criminal covid 19 hoax. As well, I've always been a reader. And I would often just dive into something that I knew nothing about and could never fully penetrate. Why? Why not?
As a Christian - I used to be a Jehovah's Witness - I knew that biological evolution was not something supported by the Christian Bible. A book put out by the Watchtower Society on evolution quoted Michael Denton, a molecular biologist I think. Anyway, I went out an bought his book titled "Evolution - A Theory In Crisis." It went right over me, but I still enjoyed reading it anyway. Then a long time after that, as I was listing all of the books (that I could remember) that I've ever read, I was looking for information about that book online and that's when I discovered that Michael had done a follow-up to the above-mentioned book. "Evolution - Still A Theory In Crisis." It went over me as well, but not to the extent that Michael's first book did. I was quite young when I read his first book and probably didn't have the processing power I have now, for one thing. Whatever the reason, while I just had no idea about the science Michael laid out, his explanations were many and detailed and sufficient for me to get, clearly, the gist of what he was reporting, namely, the fantasy aspect of functional (as opposed to structural, immanent) evolution. In my opinion, he made his case.
I'd really like to know what thinkers like Andrew Kaufman and Tom Cowan think of Denton's work, but I don't even know whether they are familiar with it. To my mind, Denton's work is every bit as big as the subject of germ vs terrain theory. Are people too biased 'against' God (and vitalism) to be willing to look into and think about the work of Michael Denton?
Biology is not physics
You've found the spark that makes the sun burn bright
and tracked the orbits of the distant stars.
You've harnessed energy for planes and cars--
success convinces you you've got it right.
You think the rule of physics must be strict,
yet only in the aggregate do maths
apply to living things. Their single paths
take twists and turns that you cannot predict.
Man's thirst for knowledge never can be quenched
while minds refuse to grant the role of mind
that regulates the quantum. You won't find
broad truth while narrow physics is entrenched.
What sort of science would it take to know
how neurons fire, hearts beat, and grasses grow?
- JJM
https://experimentalfrontiers.scienceblog.com/
Josh. I have a long letter to you written in my mind for so many months now. How wonderful to see you here.
Beautifully expressed.
“There is a point within each person where the physical, spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and intentional components of one’s existence are in perfect synchronicity.
At that point, there is no difference in elements, time, space, or condition.
This is a personal “zero point” which is known prior to birth, immediately after death, and anytime in between when a person’s will has been perfectly reconciled with the will of God.
Love Without End - Glenda Green
A person is forever able to connect with his Creator in that sacred place regardless of how far he has strayed through the process of living.
At the point of true simplicity, you may enter into perfect communion with the Creator.
Whenever you do, your life will be renewed or even transformed.
“The heart is a magnetic vortex through which the blessings of all essences and potentialities are received, integrated and focused into living.
Through the laws of electromagnetism, that power is converted into life energy.
The heart, being essentially magnetic, functions best through innocent awareness, which attracts and receives.
Acts of judgment, which divide and repel, will shut the door of the heart behind you.
If you would make the heart strong, you must first learn to perceive with innocence, accept, and forgive.
As you empower the heart it will open to you.
At first, you may simply notice this change as more passion for living, more peaceful sleep, or better digestion of food.
The heart is the center of your health and quality of living; therefore those things will be addressed first.
As you progress in your affirmations of the heart, however, your life will begin to have more abundant fruits, and you will have the energy needed to make more dramatic changes.
Eventually, what you gain from your heart visitations will surpass your fondest dreams.
There will be levels of energy which are transformational and transmutational.”
The heart center is the true source of human power.”
Celia:
"Incidentally, there are people out there laying claim on big fields of thought, who are PR savvy—too PR savvy to cite the giants who laid down the very paths making any of their ideas even possible. For this reason, I feel an urge to go into my forest of elder giants—all of them obscure— and let them speak. I’ve lived to see Kary Mullis [PCR inventor, HIV dissenter] and Peter Duesberg [formulator of aneuploidy cancer theory, father of HIV dissent] become household names, despite a 30 year global apparatus devoted to the immolation of their “credibility.”"
For a different perspective on Peter Duesberg, see my excerpt of a recent discussion between Tom Cowan, Stefan Lanka, Andrew Kaufman and Dean Braus, uploaded to my Bitchute channel ("Arby"): https://www.bitchute.com/video/tW9encIUer5W/
Engineer/cartoonist Scott Adams recently tweeted that he can't wait to have his mind downloaded into whatever robot it is they expect to out it in. They really don' get the difference between a big database & life. They think if they collect a big enough database that will magically be life & they will live forever I had to explain that he, the person who *experiences* life would be gone. Behind the thing regurgitating memories & looking like life, there would just be a computer program.
I remember from my days at DEC a cartoon someone would invariably draw on a whiteboard. .. a series of computations. ...💥then a miracle occurs. ... Result.
They really believe that miracle will occur.
The Richard Strohman interview is phenomenal. Thank you. As you may know, Simone Weil in her The Need For Roots discusses brilliantly Western science's turn toward the mechanistic and darkness (pp. 235 ff.).
Thank you for the like. I have become a fan of your work via the HIV/AIDS section of RFK Jr.'s book. I have been looking for someone to write on not just the legal/political side of the global horrors, but their biblical/spiritual dimension. So let me encourage you again to check out those pages in The Need For Roots. Simone Weil could so inform your discussion. In any case, kudos for opening up that spiritual dimension in your inimitable style.
On the off chance that you are not familiar with Simone Weil's work, let me share my first taste of it--an epigraph to a visionary Composition instructor, William E. Coles Jr.'s masterpiece essay "Writing as Literacy: An Alternative to Losing." In 1986 at the University of Pittsburg, Coles gave me a draft of his essay that begins, under the title, with the following from Simone Weil:
"If we concentrate our attention on trying to solve a problem of geometry, and if at the end of an hour we are no nearer to doing so than at the beginning, we have nevertheless been making progress each minute of that hour in another more mysterious dimension. Without our knowing or feeling it, this apparently barren effort has brought more light into the soul. The result will one day... very likely be felt in some department of the intelligence in no way connected with mathematics. Perhaps he who made the unsuccessful effort will one day be able to grasp the beauty of a line of Racine more vividly on account of it... Every time a human being succeeds in making an effort of attention with the sole idea of increasing his grasp of truth, he acquires a greater aptitude for grasping it, even if his effort produces no visible fruit. An Eskimo story explains the origin of light as follows: 'In the eternal darkness, the crow, unable to find any food, longed for light, and the earth was illumined.' If there is a real desire, if the thing desired is really light, the desire for light produces it. There is a real desire when there is an effort of attention."
--Simone Weil, "Reflections on the Right Use of School Studies with a View to the Love of God."
I would like to read more about ´ Gariaev´s Linguistic Wave Genomics; how chromosomes really work.
Except those days be shortened no flesh shall be saved, but for the Elect sake those days shall be shortened.
Playing God, except one thing, they aren't God.
We are far down that path now, even talking about replacing biological life with robotic life.
In a sense, I feel this is, if you believe in them, what the greys (ETs) are trying to warn us about.
We, as a society, have lost what it means to be human, and even refuse to accept the natural life process, natural, and I mean natural death.
Humans have tried to interfere in every single step of the human life process, from inception, through gestation, abortion, and GT without even considering the Mystery of Life which our Creator gave all of us.
Not accepting death. Is akin, to my mind, to.not accepting life as we are living it
In every step of our lives do we want, want, want, even if it means taking an experimental jab to, what we may think to save us, fueled by fear.
In actuality, is the driving force a constant state.of unhappiness, discontent and rebellion fueling our own demise sooner than later.
We, my dear friend, are not God.
And it is extreme malicious folly to even pretend we are God.
I believe God is still on the throne and prayer changes things.
As in the days of Noah so shall the end be.
Doug Feldmann
Thank you dear Doug.
In a word, transhumanism. That is their sick goal along with anything goes gender and age-wise. Remember, psychopaths and criminals are running the planet right now.
"That's why the corporations don't want to look at it because it's so complex. The amount of money and effort that would have to be put into that denies the technology. You can't afford it; you have to take these shortcuts." That's interesting. I don't think of tax evading corporations (deferred taxation in the US and accelerated depreciation in Canada, I think; not to mention tax expenditures, aka handouts, and tax havens) as poor. Of course, there's greed. From the greedy one's point of view, there is 'never' enough. In that sense, Okay, corporations don't have enough money. Pfizer Biontech making $1000 per second isn't enough.
But there's another aspect to this. Where's the scientific spirit?, the natural curiousity?, the care and concern that would lead people in the field of health care to say "Cost isn't a factor. We need to know."?
Pfizer Biontech's filthy lucre: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-11-pfizer-biontech-moderna-profit-analysis.html
This might be a few years old, but it's pretty important today
Excellent interview Celia. I heard it perhaps 2 years ago, and was then impressed. Thank you for reposting.
Superb interview. Perfectly defines the state of present day life science - reductionist, mechanistic, deterministic - anti-Life and anti-Human. Thanks for sharing this!
Excellent material Celia. Thank You for the cogent response to the diabolical lunacy swirling around us. Please continue. I pray for your safety and success.
So, to save our world and ourselves, we have to destroy all the computers? When do we start?
Look to that counterpart in your own life or sphere of awareness and responsibility. Machine thinking does not know it is running unless you wake to notice.
Destroying as if to create is a mis taken emulation of the truth of Renewal in every instant.
From or within an invested self-image, is self-illusion set as life against its release in 'death'. Once seen as threat to a false sense of self-possession, the messengers of truth are denied, attacked or eradicated - as in the parable of the tenant farmers, and a mind set in reversal runs contra to it true desire under fear of pain of loss.
The solution is not AFTER destroying the 'problem' as fear defines it, but in aligning truly, now. And now, as the release of old habit programming to a willingness to serve in our Father's House - so to speak. It is not for anyone to say what you will find when you let the Holy Spirit's discernment undo or heal your mind, but that the temptation to pre-empt or short cut healing reiterates the old program.