How all life began: Big Bangs by Bashar

Bashar’s shocking revelations on "God," multiple Big Bangs, multiverse, and "creation"

(Path of Knowledge) March 26, 2025: What if everything we thought we knew about God, the Big Bang, and the nature of reality were completely wrong?

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Write at home (NPR poetry contest)

Family Guy; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Dhr. Seven, Ashley Wells, Sheldon S., Wisdom Quarterly

Breaks in the clouds reveal chemtrail lines.

National Poetry Month is coming, and National Public Radio is on top of it. Rare black voice Michel Martin, nearly drowned out by the white noise that is NPR, announced a call for Twitter submissions for original tweet-length poems (140 characters max even if Twitter now allows more).

Catch All Things Considered (Weekend Edition, March 22, 2020).

When to start writing

There sure are a lot of chemtrail over LA.

"It was a dark and rainy night," every great novel launches with a great opening line. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Maybe the greatest was by penned by Jane Austen:

"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife" (Pride and Prejudice).

It's raining now after the authorities and their corporate allies bombarded the skies over Los Angeles with chemtrails more than usual. Weeks of rain during a lockdown, shelter in place, "safer at home," soon to be curfew, crackdown, Martial Law declaration, we have to "flatten the curve" of this non-infectious disease.

Cell phones killing us and our environment?

Non-infectious? It's not a new germ. It's being caused by 5G wifi, HAARP, cell towers, radio towers, radar, and other microwaves polluting the environment.

Such pollution has already killed off most of the birds that used to darken the skies, brought bees to the brink of extinction, helped cause our recent weather-modification-drought and beetle infestation, which killed more trees than a forest fire, and seems to be the source of this rare extended rainstorm pattern.

Chemtrails over L.A.

5G toxicity isn't a problem. It's done on purpose.

EMFs (electromagnetic fields electrifying the atmosphere) are the cause of diseases like flu pandemics, cancer, heart disease, and so on, not the only cause but the primary cause.

EMFs either allow animal diseases to cross over by weakening our human immune system -- Wuhan, China was the first city to fully deploy 5G -- or is a "disease" condition itself: Cells assaulted by microwaves expel toxins from this "poisoning."

Stop mass microwave radiation (Stop5G.net)

What they expel comes in the form of bits of protein we call "viruses." Rudolf Steiner knew better a century ago; Arthur Firstenberg (The Invisible Rainbow) explains the scientific tests done to prove viruses were not transmissible routes of infection.

Electric waves are killing us.

Why? Dr. Thomas Cowan explained what's happening on March 12, 2020 at the Health and Human Rights Summit in Arizona: A virus is not a cause of disease but the consequence of it, the result of poisoning as the cell clears the problem expelling DNA, RNA, and protein strands.

These dead bits of code are not taking over the cell to magically replicate themselves. It is the cells shedding.

Carl Kasell rests in peace; Babs Bush pushes off

Editors, Wisdom Quarterly; Neda Ulaby ("All Things Considered," npr.org); AP.org

Every weekday for more than three decades, his baritone steadied our mornings. Even in moments of chaos and crisis, Carl Kasell brought unflappable authority to the news.

But behind that hid a lively sense of humor, revealed to listeners late in his career, when he became the beloved judge and official scorekeeper for Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! NPR's news quiz show.

Kasell died today from complications from Alzheimer's disease in Potomac, Maryland. He was 84.

Carl Kasell, publicity shot with Co-Host Peter Sagal (Wait Wait Don't Tell Me!/NPR)

 

He started preparing for the role of newscaster as a child. "I sometimes would hide behind the radio and pretend I was on the air," he said in 2009, remembering his boyhood in Goldsboro, North Carolina. More + AUDIO

• Carl Kasell: After 30 years, a chance to sleep in 

He also used to play with his grandmother's windup Victrola [record player] and her collection of records. "I would sit there sometimes and play those records, and I'd put in commercials between them," he recalled. "And I would do a newscast just like the guy on the radio did."

 

Kasell became a real guy on the radio at age 16, DJ-ing a late-night music show on his local station.

At the University of North Carolina, Kasell was, unsurprisingly, one of the very first students to work at its brand-new station, WUNC. After graduation he served in the military. But a job was waiting for him back home at his old station in Goldsboro. He moved to Northern Virginia to spin records but a friend persuaded him to take a job at an all-news station. 

• "I've enjoyed every minute of it": Carl Kasell on his 60 years in radio 
• Satanists Bushs: "We keep Baby's corpse in a jar... 
• Barbara Bush's biological dad is frightening dead British...
• The Bush Family and their Illuminati rituals

Pro-abortion Republican who gave world three of the worst human beings (George W., Jeb!, George Sr.) dies peacefully

First Lady Babs "The Enforcer" Bush seemed more mother to G. H.W. Bush than wife

Although they dated since she was 16, George is an accused child molester. And she for her part is said to be the love child of popular Satanist Aleister Crowley. She bore the worst president in US history (or second worst), shape-shifter George W. Bush.

The Reptilian brood are perhaps born human then become possessed and not themselves.

• Coachella 2018
• ’Ready Player One’ past $10bn
• John Cena and Nikki Bella break up
• Tornado strikes Arkansas
• ’Full Metal Jacket’ dies at 74

• South Carolina's prisons among the deadliest in the US
• 1 dead after jet blows an engine; woman nearly sucked out
• 7 inmates killed as prisoners fight over money, territory
• Trump lawyer forced to reveal another client: Sean Hannity
• Mudslide survivors find hope in recovered belongings

"Wise Reflection" is the way to Freedom

Buddhist Publication Society

Wise Reflection: The Importance of Yoniso Manasikara in Meditation (BPS Wheel 463)

What is "wise reflection" (yoniso manasikara) and why encourage readers to use their own thought processes for the growth of wisdom in meditation practice?

The majority of experienced Buddhist meditators Steven Weissman met during 30 years of meditation and 18 years of teaching were unfamiliar with formal reflective meditation. I hope to correct this lack of understanding.

The Buddha stressed the importance of wise reflection. In an important sutra on the topic (MN 2), he says:

“I say that the getting rid of anxieties and troubles ^[1] is possible for one who knows and sees, not for one who does not know and see. What must one know and see in order to get rid of anxieties and troubles? Wise reflection and unwise reflection. For one who reflects unwisely, there arise anxieties and troubles that have not yet arisen. And those that have already arisen increase. But for one who reflects wisely, anxieties and troubles that have not yet arisen do not arise. And those already arisen disappear.”

What is yoniso manasikara (wise reflection)? One might call it systematic attention, careful attention, reasoned attention, having thorough method in one’s thought, proper consideration, wise consideration, critical reflection, analytical reflection, or thinking in terms of causal relations or by way of problem solving. It is a significant factor leading to the arising of insight or wisdom.

What causes our mental suffering? Simply stated, wrong thinking produces mental suffering (dukkha).^[2] Right thinking ends suffering. So it is important to use formal reflective meditation in order to develop right thinking. More

CONTENTS

Abbreviations
Introduction

Part 1. Meditation and Concentration

Does concentration automatically lead to wisdom?
Is wise reflection a requisite for enlightenment?
Thinking can be meditating
Wise reflection in the Satipatthana Sutta
How can we end dukkha?
It is all right to think in meditation
Does experience automatically lead to wisdom?
Four types of thoroughbred horses
Moral shame and moral dread
Yoniso manasikara—wise reflection

Part 2. Wise Reflection Meditations

Eating and our relationship to food
Compassion and loving-kindness
D/D (defusing and diffusing)
Waking up in the morning
How fortunate we are
Generosity
Dukkha
Impermanence
Death
Actions and their results
Balancing compassion and equanimity
The five daily recollections
The Four Noble Truths
The eight worldly dhammas

The ten perfections
Conclusion

About the author

"Enlighten Up" (Film)

"All Things Considered," National Public Radio (4/4/09)

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