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This doesn't prove there is a "gay mafia", though. Jeffrey Epstein was accused of trafficking dozens of women for sex.
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Time does not exist until it's created. The opposite of time is patience.
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As I said, I love white, black and any person who loves life, but not racists and those that try to stir up tensions like Truthspoon. You mock the reality of "wacism" and yet Truthspoon said, "the only racism that exists in the UK now is anti-white racism". So according to him, "wacism" does exist. I also don't believe the white race, or any other race is going to be destroyed because i believe in Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ's greatest commandments were (Mark 12:30-31) : "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ The second is this: ‘Love your neighbour as yourself.’ No other commandment is greater than these.”
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This is may sadden you, but I love white people, black people and all peoples. But there are people I don't like, such as people who try to stir up racial hatred, so no, I wouldn't like the video, and nothing to see here. David Icke: "There is a field of consciousness that connects everything, so it doesn't matter if you're black, white, Asian, Chinese, Aboriginal... it doesn't matter what your form is... you are part of the same consciousness. YOU are just a unique expression of it, and that perception that we're all connected immediately starts dropping the fault lines the cult is desperate to perpetuate, so that different versions of form can be played off against each other."
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Love went a-riding Live concert performance, London, 2014 Music by Frank Bridge Poem by Mary Coleridge
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Parsifal's exclamation, just after Kundry's kiss, an excerpt from Act II of Richard Wagner's music drama, Parsifal, recorded with my pianist, late summer 2021 (sung in German with English subtitles). In Klingsor's enchanted castle, Parsifal encounters Kundry, a beautiful enchantress. She seems to know more about his past than he does himself. Almost succeeding in seducing him, Kundry's kiss awakens within Parsifal a memory of Amfortas's agony (a wound which will not heal). Parsifal witnessed Amfortas's agaony during a Grail ceremony as a boy in Act I. He didn't understand the meaning of what he saw then, but the kiss now makes the meaning clear. Video picture: The Grail ceremony from Act I (1981 Bayreuth production, directed by Wolfgang Wagner). The picture depicts the king of the grail, Amfortas, despite his wound, preparing to hold aloft the Grail to fortify and inspirit the knights.
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Racism against black people is stil a reality
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G'mork: Don't you know anything about Fantasia? It's the world of human fantasy. Every part, every creature of it, is a piece of the dreams and hopes of mankind. Therefore, it has no boundaries. Atreyu: But why is Fantasia dying, then? G'mork: Because people have begun to lose their hopes and forget their dreams. So the Nothing grows stronger. Atreyu: What is the Nothing?
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Let my people go!
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Also recorded another earlier, a German song by Franz Schubert, which he composed to a poem by Goethe when he was 17 years old, in 1815. There are three paintings in the video... the fist and third are by Caspar David Friedrich, a contemporary of Schubert, and like Schubert, a Romantic. The second (Evening scene with full moon and persons) is by Abraham Pether, who died three years before the song was composed. The third is titled Two Men Contemplating the Moon, and the first, Moonlight Landscape and has some interesting background explained in this quote:
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Of course i don't mind... it's not possible to cater for everyone's tastes.
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Recorded earlier this evening, a Johnny Cash cover... Ring of Fire
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Okay, so you thought I was being sarcastic, but I wasn't, which is why I thoughtfully used the word "may", but you misquoted what I wrote to make it seem like I was inferring the opposite to what I was saying. I wasn't saying that the poster would learn something, as that would've be telling someone what to think, and would be rude, which is why I used the word "may", which has a polite sound to it. You quoted me as saying: 'do you think you would have learned anything' Here's what I actually wrote: "If you'd carried on reading, do you think [you] may have learned something?" By misquoting what I wrote, and changing the words "may" to "would", and "something" to "anything", you changed the vibe of what I wrote to suit what you wanted to imagine that I wrote! I notice I left out the word "you" and should've written "do you think you may have learned something", but that doesn't affect the sense of what I wrote anyway. Rob
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This whole world is Narnia... Narnia is just another metaphor for the matrix that surrounds us. Regarding proof, it's not possible to prove the power of the Holy Spirit with the intellect because the intellect is bound by time and space and can't grasp what spirit is, so it's a waste of time even trying to prove it, so ultimately, it depends on faith and walking the walk, which is what I'm prepared to do, gradually. I'm not saying I have a role, as that's not for me to determine, but I am exploring possibilities. Is there anything wrong with that? At the end of the day, it's about trying things out and taking risks and I've got nothing to lose.
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We live in times when no one really knows what reality is any more... "Our world and everything in it could be a myth, nothing but pure imagination, because from a quantum perspective applied to the insight of Yogis in ancient India, particles appear to be more like thoughts than things. Consciousness created matter – not the other way around." - (Robert Diehl, theoretical physicist) "If now from some part of the great Creation in dire distress, suffering and ardent appeals rise to the Creator, then a Servant of the Vessel is sent forth as a bearer of this Love to intervene helpingly in the spiritual need. What floats merely as a myth and a legend in the Work of Creation then enters Creation as a living reality. Such missions, however, do not often occur. Each time they are accompanied by incisive changes and great upheavals. Those who are thus sent bring Light and Truth to the erring, Peace to the despairing; with their message they stretch forth their hands to all who seek, offering them new courage and new strength, and guiding them through all Darkness up to the Light. They come only for those who long for help from the Light, but not for the scoffers and the self-righteous." (O. Bernhardt, "The grail Message")