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We've known this was part of the plan for some time. Should be really picking up steam now.

Anyone reading this who is there, know you have my support and prayers from here in the US.

I'm in the United States. Texas specifically. False flag incidents have been recently ramped up.

I'm here in the US, in Texas, trying to follow story. I wouldn't be surprised if they claim it was "domestic right wing " terrorism..... But who knows.

Are you asking this based in n this quotation, or image, or something else? Edit to add: also, do you see eyes in this quotation as metaphorical? Are you linking this to the "all seeing eye". Have you researched who wrote it? If so, what did you find?

I have much personal knowledge regarding mental illness/false societal labels of mental illness/ and the powers that belong to those considered mentally ill. I have some questions. A little confused by your comment. Do you believe telepathy is always in the form of hearing the thoughts of others? Can it be different? Can you explain further why you think they would hear the prayers and the voice of God? And can you sort of rephrase the parts after " outside the law". Sorry to be a pain, I understand If you don't want to.

I formated my reply wrong @Michi713. My unwavering and unshakable belief in God and Jesus was formed through an experience which came to me in a "dream"

Go on...

Let me share a prayer story. A few months ago, on the phone with my mother, I mentioned how-while my wife and I are certainly not rich- we are very blessed. I then spoke about done of these blessings. These were not words I would have said not too long ago. And for context I am in my forties and she is eighty. She got very emotional, and said....."can I read a prayer to you. I keep it with me, I have for over twenty years, and I say it everyday". The prayer was about how she prayed for me to someday become content with my lot in life, and though I may not be rich to feel as though God is with me and giving me strength. This is the power of prayer.

I'd also like to add that we should not forget that God and Jesus love to hear about our blessings and what makes us happy. They are made happy in this way. This should be a part of prayer.

I think I've told this here before. I am a Catholic. Some years ago I sought out a priest who deals in exorcisms. Not a lot here in the US do anymore. I wanted to ask some questions. After he answered, I asked him about prayer. I told him that I like to speak to my dead loved ones, and I know that they can intervene for me, but I also knew I can not pray to them like God and Jesus. He told me that they are closer to God than me, and as part of my prayers I can ask them to pray for my intentions. This is now part of my prayers.

My unwavering and unshakable belief in God and Jesus was formed through an experience which came to me in a "dream".

@Michi713 I am curious how you came to your ideas about what prayer isn't. Because while I agree that prayer can not just be a list of requests, asking God for help..and being specific..is part of it in my opinion.

@alexa My wife and I are both strong believers, Christians, Catholics. Though I have never experienced it, she is sometimes moved by God to look to a certain Bible passage for answers. This is similar to what you post. Thank you for sharing!

I agree. And believe me, I know we don't.