Matt Gaetz accused of paying child for sex, Trump’s sentencing gets pushed, and Mike MyPillow Lindell gets the shaft
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| Need a lawyer? - I won this, and you lost! |
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
News of the Day w/JK (comedy)
Incredible moments caught on camera
Incredible moments caught on camera
Native American Month continues
What does "Native" look like in the US of A?
Native American Heritage Month | Indigenous L.A.: Cultural Revitalization
Los Angeles celebrates Indigenous’ Peoples Day before Columbus Day | VOA News
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Monday, November 18, 2024
Big Fight, Trump's cabinet, comedy (JKS)
Jon Stewart urges Dems to fight like Republicans and exploit loopholes | The Daily Show
(The Daily Show)
Nov. 18, 2024: Jon Stewart covers the latest post-election news from Trump and Biden world, then unpacks Republicans' strategy of aggressively exploiting loopholes, in contrast to the timid Democrats' style of following rules and norms. #DailyShow #Trump #JonStewart
Sunday, November 17, 2024
Science no longer believes in death
Nurse dies and sees how we go on living
(The Other Side NDE) ⭐ Nurse Penny Wittbrodt encountered death, or what we think of as "death" judging from this side. From the other side, the afterlife, it looks very different. The mystics were right. Seers through the ages have really been seeing something we will all eventually see when it is too late to make use of the knowledge. If only we had come to believe and understand while living, the next phase (lives after lives without end) could have been comforting rather than our worst nightmare of annihilation and obliteration, which many scientific types look forward to because it would mean nothing was ever going to come of ill-done and well-done deeds in this and countless previous lives. When Wittbrodt had a near-death experience (NDE), it taught her about life. That was the most amazing thing. We do not die in any final sense. We may lose loved one, this body, this situation, and all that we hold dear, but there is continuation, reappearance elsewhere (blissful or dreadful or not completely unlike here). She saw her death from her own and then a disembodied perspective, which gave purpose to all the moments she had had here on Earth, the good, the bad, the ugly, and precious few lofty moments. The story of crossing over is mind-bending, glimpsing our potential to reappear in a heaven (one of many) or in any of 31 Planes of Existence in countless worlds. Stories come in from around the globe 🌍 ➡️ tinyurl.com/helptheothersidende 🙏 See more of Penny Wittbrodt and her NDE here ▶️ witthealthcoaching.com. #nde #neardeathexperiences
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| The "soul" (self) is not immortal. It dies from moment to moment in life whether we notice or not. The process continues after "death." So we are neither immortal nor do we end by death. |
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| Science finally uncovers what really happens |
What happens after we die? While many scientists believe that death is the end, quantum physics suggests that it might not be as simple as we think.
In fact, it could be an illusion.
This new scientific idea challenges everything we know about life and "death." By looking at concepts like the interconnectedness of all things and the nature of consciousness, here’s to a whole new perspective on life after death.
Biocentrism challenges our understanding of death and life
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| I tried to do my part for predictive programming, showing that there was no Death (T-Swift) |
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| Everything doesn't go black? |
Dr. Robert Lanza, a leading expert in biotechnology, plays a major role in this idea.
He’s the chief scientific officer at the Astellas Institute for Regenerative Medicine, where he studies stem cells and how they can be used to treat diseases.
Before this, Dr. Lanza focused on researching embryonic stem cells and cloning, working with both animals and humans. [Illegal human cloning?] He is also an adjunct professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina.
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| I'll reappear in another place in another body? |
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| Beyond Biocentrism: Rethinking Time, Space, Conscious -ness, and the Illusion of Death (Dr. Robert Lanza) |
The idea is that time and space, as we understand them, are not fixed. Our awareness of these concepts might shape what we experience as life and death.
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| Can we change the subject? This is upsetting. |
By studying stem cells and regenerative medicine, Dr. Lanza is working to explore how life can be extended or even renewed [as happens anyway according to the science-friendly Eastern traditions, in a recycling modality known as samsara].
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| Why lately has science been promoting suicide euthanasia, abortion, infertility, LGBTQIA+? |
His research into cloning and stem cells shows that the boundaries of life might not be as clear-cut as we once believed.
If we can manipulate biological processes, it suggests that life—at least the biological part of it—could be much more flexible than we realize. More:
- According to quantum physics, death might be an illusion
- What is an NDE or near-death experience?
- Nancy Maffia, Viral Chatter via MSN.com, 11/17/24; Pat Macpherson, CC Liu, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
I'd better sit while in the human world
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| Even Araka knew that much. |
"He had hundreds, many hundreds, of students, and he taught them the dhamma (truth) in this way: 'Next to nothing, Brahmins, is the life of human beings -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as a dewdrop on the tip of a blade of grass quickly vanishes with the rising of the sun and does not remain, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a dewdrop -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as when the rain-gods (akasha-devas) send rain in fat drops that plop, leaving a bubble on the water that quickly vanishes and does not remain, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a water bubble -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just like a line drawn on water with a stick quickly vanishes and does not remain, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a line drawn on water with a stick -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as a river flowing down from the mountains, going far, swiftly carrying everything with it so that there is not a moment, not a second, not an instant when it stands still, but instead it goes, flows, and rushes, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a river flowing down from the mountains -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as a strongman forming a wad of spit on the tip of his tongue would spit it out with very little effort, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a wad of spit — limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as a sliver of meat dropped onto an iron skillet that has been heated all day quickly vanishes and does not remain, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a sliver of meat -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.
"'Just as a cow on its way to slaughter is led to the abattoir, with every step of its foot closer to slaughter, closer to death, in the same way, Brahmins, the life of human beings is like a cow being led to slaughter — limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering.
"'One should touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.'
Reflection
"Now at that time, meditators, the human lifespan was 60,000 years, with girls marriageable at 500 [figuratively, a big number, not actually 500]. And at that time there were [only] six afflictions in this world:
- cold,
- heat,
- hunger,
- thirst,
- defecation,
- urination.
"'Next to nothing, Brahmins, is the life of human beings -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering. One ought to touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.'
"At present, meditators, one speaking rightly could say, 'Next to nothing is the life of human beings -- limited, a trifling, of much stress and suffering. One should touch this [truth] like a sage, do what is skillful, follow the pure life. For one who is born there is no freedom from death.'
"At present, meditators, one who lives a long time is 100 years old or a little older. Living 100 years, one lives for 300 seasons: 100 seasons of cold, 100 seasons of heat, 100 seasons of rain.
"Living for 300 seasons, one lives for 1,200 months: 400 months of cold, 400 months of heat, 400 months of rain.
"Living for 1,200 months, one lives for 2,400 fortnights [two-week periods]: 800 fortnights of cold, 800 fortnights of heat, 800 fortnights of rain.
"Living for 2,400 fortnights, one lives for 36,000 days: 12,000 days of cold, 12,000 days of heat, 12,000 days of rain.
"Living for 36,000 days, one eats 72,000 meals [or many more]: 24,000 meals in the cold, 24,000 meals in the heat, 24,000 meals in the rain -- counting the taking of mother's milk and any obstacles to eating.
"These are the obstacles to eating: when one does not eat while angered, when one does not eat while suffering or stressed, when one does not eat while sick, when one does not eat on the observance [1] day, when one does not eat while poor.
"Therefore, meditators, I have counted the life of a person living for 100 years: I have counted the lifespan, counted the seasons, counted the years [2], counted the months, counted the fortnights, counted the nights, counted the days, counted the meals, counted the obstacles to eating.
"Whatever a teacher should do -- seeking the welfare of students, out of sympathy for them -- that have I done for you.
"There are the roots of trees; there are places to withdraw [to practice]. Practice the absorptions (jhanas), meditators. Be vigilant (not negligent). Be happy, not full of regret. This is the message."
NOTES
- 1. The weekly lunar observance of the Eight Precepts, Uposatha, Fasting Day, when one fasts after noon to intensively listen, read, study, and practice the Dhamma for a whole day and into the night.
- The actual counting does not mention years between seasons and months; the number of years is implied in the lifespan.
- See also: MN 54; AN 6.19-20; Sn 4.6
- Thanissaro Bhikkhu (trans.), Arakenanusasani Sutta: "Araka's Teaching" (AN 7.70 PTS: A iv 136); edited by Dhr. Seven, Amber Larson, Wisdom Quarterly
What is the purpose of Buddhism?
Thus have I heard. On one occasion the Buddha was staying in Sāvatthī, at Jeta’s Grove, in the Millionaire’s Park. Then Venerable Ānanda approached, bowed, sat respectfully to one side, and said:
(1) “Venerable sir, what is the purpose and benefit of wholesome virtuous behavior [skillful karma as taught in Buddhism]?”
(2) “Ānanda, the purpose and benefit of wholesome virtuous behavior is non-regret.”
(3) “And what is the purpose and benefit of non-regret?”
“The purpose and benefit of non-regret is joy.”
(4) “And what is the purpose and benefit of joy?”
“The purpose and benefit of joy is rapture.”
(5) “And what is the purpose and benefit of rapture?”
“The purpose and benefit of rapture is tranquility.”
(6) “And what is the purpose and benefit of tranquility?”
“The purpose and benefit of tranquility is pleasure.”
(7) “And what, Bhante, is the purpose and benefit of pleasure?”
“The purpose and benefit of pleasure is stillness (right samadhi).”
(8) “And what is the purpose and benefit of stillness?”
“The purpose and benefit of stillness is the knowing and seeing things as they really are.”
(9) “And what is the purpose and benefit of the knowing and seeing things as they really are?”
“The purpose and benefit of the knowing and seeing things as they really are is disenchantment and dispassion.”
(10) “And what is the purpose and benefit of disenchantment and dispassion?”
“The purpose and benefit of disenchantment and dispassion is knowledge and vision of liberation.
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| Ajahn Brahm: That's why I'm so happy |
“Therefore, Ānanda,
- (1)–
- (2) the purpose and benefit of wholesome virtuous behavior is non-regret;
- (3) the purpose and benefit of non-regret is joy;
- (4) the purpose and benefit of joy is rapture;
- (5) the purpose and benefit of rapture is tranquility;
- (6) the purpose and benefit of tranquility is pleasure;
- (7) the purpose and benefit of pleasure is stillness;
- (8) the purpose and benefit of stillness is knowing and seeing things as they really are;
- (9) the purpose and benefit of knowing and seeing things as they really are is disenchantment and dispassion; and
- (10) the purpose and benefit of disenchantment and dispassion is knowledge and vision of liberation.
“Thus, Ānanda, wholesome virtuous behavior progressively leads to the foremost [freedom, complete liberation from all suffering, nirvana].”
Could you shorten this sutra?
Ven. Nyanatiloka has a brief rendering in Path to Deliverance, pp. 65-66
[Ananda:] "O Venerable One, one is the reward and blessing of wholesome karma?"
[The Buddha:] "Freedom from remorse, Ananda."
"And of freedom from remorse?"
"Joy, Ananda"
"And of joy?"
"Rapture, Ananda"
"And of rapture?"
"Tranquility, Ananda."
"And of tranquility?"
"Happiness, Ananda."
"And of happiness?"
"Samadhi, Ananda."
"And of samadhi?"
"Vision and knowledge according to reality."
"And of vision and knowledge according to reality?"
"Letting go and turning away, Ananda."
"And of letting go and turning away?"
"Vision and knowledge with regard to Deliverance, Ananda."
- Sutra; There's no need to make a wish (AN 10.2)
- What will happen to the gods? (SN 56.108–110)
- Buddhist Paths to Liberation in Early Buddhism
- Bhikkhu Bodhi (trans.), Kimatthiya Sutta, "What Purpose?" (AN 10.1), The Book of the Tens (suttacentral.net); Ven. Nyanatiloka (accesstoinsight.org); edited and expanded by Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly
Life isn't just suffering (Ven. Thanissaro)
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| American Tibetan Buddhist nun Pema Chodron |
Tan Geoff tells this story about the first noble truth: "He showed me the brightness of the world."
That's how my teacher, Ajahn Fuang, once characterized his gratitude to his teacher, Ajahn Lee [Dhammadaro, student of Ajahn Mun]. His words took me by surprise.
I had only recently come to study with him, still fresh from a school where I had learned that serious Buddhists took a negative, pessimistic view of the world.
Yet, here was a monk who had given his life over to the practice of the Buddha's Teachings speaking of the world's brightness.
Of course, by "brightness" he wasn't referring to the joys of the food, arts, travel, sports, family life, or any of the other sections of the Sunday paper.
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| The happiest couple in the world...and the most miserable. I want a divorce! - Oh yeah? 💩 |
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He may have been skeptical about human pretenses, but I'd never describe him as pessimistic or negative. "Realistic" would be closer to the truth.
Yet, for a long time I couldn't shake the sense of paradox I felt. How could the pessimism of translated Buddhist texts find embodiment in such a solidly happy person?
Only when I began to look directly at the early sutras did I realize that what I thought was paradox was actually irony.
Ironically, Buddhism, which gives such a positive view of a human being's potential for finding true happiness, could be branded in the West as "negative and pessimistic."
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| Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. |
There's a rumor that, "'Life is suffering' is Buddhism's first principle," the first noble truth, according to the Buddha. It's a rumor with good credentials. It is spread by well-intentioned and well-respected academics and Dharma teachers alike. But it is a rumor, nonetheless.
The truth about the Four Noble Truths is far more interesting.
The Buddha taught four ennobling (enlightening) truths — not one — about life:
- There is suffering (disappointment, pain, stress)
- There is a cause of suffering
- There is an end of suffering
- There is a path of practice that puts an end to suffering.
What's special about the Buddha's approach is that the problem he approaches is the whole of human (and deva) suffering. The solution he offers is something humans (and devas) can do for themselves.
Just as a physician with a surefire cure for measles is no longer afraid of measles, the Buddha isn't afraid of any aspect of suffering. Having experienced pleasure and happiness free of all conditions, he's intrepid.
He's not afraid to point out suffering and disappointment inherent in places where most of us would rather not see them — the conditioned pleasures we cling to.
He teaches beings not to deny suffering and disappointment, not to run away, but to stand still and face them, to examine them carefully. That way — by understanding them — we can discern a cause and put an end to it, a total end. How confident can one get? More
- Ajahn Geoff (aka Geoffrey DeGraff, Thanissaro Bhikkhu), "Life Isn't Just Suffering," accesstoinsight.org; edited by Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly
Surf's down! Cali's super low tide, tsunami?
- Low tide: Mythical sea monster is harbinger of doom, and it has just washed up on a California beach
- Editorial comics: The latest political cartoons from Cagle
- According to quantum physics, death might be an illusion
- World's oldest pyramid confirmed in formerly Buddhist country: Neither those of Egypt nor Mexico are older; this is the world's oldest pyramid (except for maybe Bosnia, the Moon, Mars, or those on Atlantis under the sea)
- Sadhguru's message to America after Raj Trump's US election victory: Save Our Soil
- Genocide Joe Biden give go ahead to Zelensky to bomb Russia, and Russia hits Ukraine in return: US Proxy-war in Ukraine-Russia to go ahead with use of U.S. long-range missiles
- Mocking Trump in editorial cartoon (Cagle)
Saturday, November 16, 2024
Saturday Night Live w/ Charli XCX
We interrupt regularly scheduled programming for this earth-shattering Congressional hearing: UFO Hearing LIVE: Pentagon's UFO report finds 21 cases that can’t be explained (US News | N18G)
The Pentagon’s latest report on UFOs has revealed hundreds of new reports of unidentified and unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs) but no definitive indications suggesting an extraterrestrial origin.
- [This is probably technology that is light years ahead of anything known that we probably built and forgot about, like our anti-gravitic program to use free energy and no solid fuels to move craft at near light speed but forgot to tell Popular Mechanics about it.]
The review includes hundreds of cases of misidentified balloons, birds, and satellites [not to much voluminous tons of swamp gas from the Deep South and their gumbo and chili cookoffs] as well as some that defy easy explanation, such as a near-miss between a commercial airliner and a mysterious object off the coast of New York.
While it isn’t likely to settle any debates over the existence of alien life, the report reflects heightened public interest in the topic and the government’s efforts to provide some answers. Its publication comes a day after House lawmakers called for greater government transparency during a hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs — the government’s term for UFOs.
Journalist Michael Shellenberger tells members of the House of Representatives the orb was "joined by another orb that briefly comes into the frame from the left before rapidly moving again out of the frame."
A video showing a "white orb" UFO coming out of the ocean off Kuwait has been found on the US Department of Defense's own network, a congressional hearing has heard. Shellenberger, the founder of the public news service, said the 13-minute-long high-definition, color video was of the "orb" 20 miles off the Kuwait coast and was filmed from a helicopter.
Giving evidence to House representatives on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), the now-preferred term for UFOs, journalist Shellenberger said he had been told of the footage by a source in recent weeks.
U.S. House Oversight Committee holds a hearing on reports of “unidentified anomalous phenomena” (UFOs), with former Department of Defense, NASA and others.
The United States Congress will hold a hearing on Wednesday to discuss the topic of UFOs that some lawmakers are hopeful will lead to new information on a subject that is the focus of many conspiracy theorists but has also recently attracted serious attention from government officials.
The House Oversight Committee’s hearing will be titled Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth. The title refers to UAPs, the new preferred acronym for UFOs, which has become an increasingly popular term among believers – and US officials – to describe mysterious airborne objects.
The hearing will be the second congressional hearing the US Congress has put together in order to “further pull back the curtain on secret UAP research programs conducted by the US government, and undisclosed findings they have yielded,” according to a House statement.
Wednesday’s hearing comes more than a year after the Pentagon was accused of running a secret UFO retrieval program by whistleblower David Grusch, though no evidence has ever emerged to back up these claims. The hearing will be led by Republican representatives Nancy Mace and Glenn Grothman.
The representatives argue in the House’s statement that Americans are frustrated with the lack of transparency by the US government on the topic of UAPs.
Can singer and internet-famous Charli XCX handle humor?
Buddhism in Indian context: Alan Watts
Alan Watts: Buddhism, explained
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| Cosmology: 31 rebirth planes |
- karma,
- rebirth (commonly spoken of as reincarnation as if it were the same thing when it is not due to the impersonal nature of what is really happening as one reappears after passing away in whatever world or plane one has previously arisen in),
- and other belief systems, particularly Vedic Brahmanism now commonly referred to as Hinduism, to contrast and compare in context.
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| Samsara in pictures: 6 general worlds |
- Alan Wats via The Spiritual Press (video), March 16, 2022; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly (text)
The Four Ennobling Truths (audio)
THE FOUR NOBLE (ENNOBLING = ENLIGHTENING) TRUTHS – Four Fundamental Truths to Attain Nirvana in Buddhism
These foundational principles outline the path to enlightenment (bodhi) and liberation (nirvana) from all suffering, offering profound insights into the true nature of existence and the path to spiritual awakening.
Let's explore each of these truths and understand their significance on the journey towards nirvana (complete freedom, ultimate bliss, peace, the end of all suffering).
- 00:31:00 1. The First Truth is Suffering (Dukkha)
- 07:12:00 2. The Second Noble Truth: The Cause of Suffering (Samudaya)
- 11:35:00 3. The Third Noble Truth: The Cessation of Suffering (Nirodha)
- 15:04:00 4. The Fourth Noble Truth: The Path to Liberation (Magga)
- 40:28:00 [Right View]
- 40:28:00 Right Intention (Thought)
- 01:01:50 Right Speech
- 01:18:24 Right Action
- 01:30:17 Right Livelihood
- 01:39:12 Right Effort
- 01:40:43 Right Mindfulness
- 02:12:31 Right Concentration (Stillness)
#buddhisminenglish #buddhismpodcast #fournobletruths #buddhismexplained #FourNobleTruths #dukka #noble #suffering
Friday, November 15, 2024
UFO abductee explains anal probes
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| I place this probe there to produce a seminal emission. Hold still. I need a DNA sample. |
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| I said hell no probing, but they did! |
He shares key takeaways from decades of repeated abductions by Greys and other aliens/dimensionals, which ended up being a net positive experience due to the implant they left in him (as happened to Cartman).
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| Our gov't allows them to abduct ppl |
Stieber wrote of these experiences in his bestselling book Communion: A True Story. The abductions and violations were carried out by semi-autonomous beings (part biological, part technological).
- They really do lock people (and cows) in blue tractor beams, levitate them onto vimanas (spacecraft), and conduct biological experiments and tissue extractions, sampling DNA, impregnating (artificially inseminating) females, and returning after an approximate 90-day gestation period to remove the hybrid embryo, which is raised aboard larger mother ships in orbit, as attested to by various victims/participants such as American Bridget Neilson.
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| Men have a very sensitive prostate gland that, if probed, will lead to a DNA emission. They are collecting genetic samples from humans without consent and tissue from females. They implant women for a speedy gestation to create human-ET hybrids. That's why they probing us for years. |
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| What is anal probing? A cartoon depiction |
These Grey aliens (Zeta Reticulans), worker drones, robotic beings serve tall white Nordics, who designed and built them. Greys are missing sexual organs of their own and do not multiply of their own volition. They are cold, without empathy for the suffering they inflict, as if they are being remote controlled by others elsewhere. These are bodies not from here that come into our dimension to carry out some mission or other.
- What are these strange UFO ships? Vimānas are flying chariots (and much larger palatial craft, sometimes the size of a city or larger) described in the Dharmic religions of ancient India in Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain texts and Sanskrit epics. The "Pushpaka Vimana" of Ravana (who took it from Kubera before Rama returned it) is the most quoted example of a vimana.
- Greys are not a race but artificial constructs; Reptilian humanoids (nagas) are a race, who in Buddhist texts are fond of genetic experimentation attempting to hybridize with humans (which was said to have failed, resulting in a "watery" issue).
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| Are you here to rape and take reproductive tissue? |
Streiber begins by opining on the most recent congressional hearing on UAPs: Congress holds second hearing to address flight safety and national security implications of ignoring UAP/UFOs
AUDIO: Whitley Strieber on abductions and congressional hearings
They came again last night. They breed hybrids.
This discussion about space aliens from other dimensions (rather than necessarily another planet) was followed by attorney and author James A. Cosby.
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| I do not respect ET authority. |
The show closes with Open Lines, when listeners call in with comments and questions.
Meanwhile, Congress is looking into it
- Whitley Steiber, Rich Bera, Coast to Coast, Friday, Nov. 15, 2024; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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