This is a thread for blessings and beautiful things, horrors and curses. Wonder and fantasy, mercy and severity. And also a diary of sorts.

Today(while typing) life is soup, the kind your grandma makes. Your not really sure what is in it but you eat it all the same and bless her hands.

So is our dreams and meditations. Not everything is gravy.

Are any of your dreams more than dreams? Some of mine are. A bold proclamation for some, normal to others.

Here I will post anything interesting that comes up during my journeys or any interesting divinations and meditation techniques.


There is an internal struggle where I never know how much to say, if anything catches your interest and seems obscure feel free to ask and I do leave out details on occasion. I may or may not answer... 

I may or may not delve into current affairs, depends on how much folk get's polarized.


That's it for an intro. So what's happening today?

I'm doing new exercises where the objective is to associate certain types of breathing techniques with elements and energy centers. There is a bunch of colors and spheres in unusual places and mixing of chakras. I was told to keep doing it and the reason for the colors will become clear. It's been two weeks and nothing to report other than that it takes all my concentration to keep connecting everything so that is interesting in itself. Very easy to drift off into wonderland.

Dreams/visions/omens - 

Two recently

The first one was an execution, two shooters. The first person put a bullet through the chest, the second two through the head. It was an animal being put down.

The second, an old black dog, trapped, frozen in terror. Puss running out of it's eyes, covered in blood and wounds.

Animals both times, strange...


Grizzly stuff I know, usually it's not like this, but it happens that's why I mentioned soup and gravy.


Disclaimer! I'm not going to explain myself every time, just go with the flow or ignore the thread, all in good faith. 

This sounds worrying, I've watched about 14 minutes of the video , it's quite long. If someone has the patience to watch the whole thing.  
Is this something NWO ? Or clickbait? I'm hoping just clickbait, but I'm not optimistic.






it sounds worrying, if you comply you're marked and have taken the mark of the beast.

If you dont' , it sounds like life will be made very difficult , with no bank account (goverment theft, but it's the government, so it's okay) , no access to basic life nessessities and end up homeless?

If it was just me , no loved ones to worry about, I'd just move countries now and start over off grid.

Thoughts?  Mark of the beast or nothing to worry about?

Quote:Ski mountaineer Andrzej Bargiel becomes the first person to climb Mount Everest and ski back to Everest Base Camp without supplementary oxygen. After nearly 16 hours climbing in the high altitude “death zone” (above 8,000m where oxygen levels are dangerously low), Bargiel clipped into his skis on the summit of the tallest mountain on earth and started his descent via the South Col Route. He reached Camp II that night and rested - the summit ridge and Hillary Step had taken longer than planned, meaning darkness made it dangerous and difficult to navigate further that day. The next morning, he skied through the treacherous Khumbu Icefall - guided by a drone flown by his brother, Bartek - before safely arriving at Base Camp to become the first person to ascend and descend Mount Everest on skis with no supplementary oxygen.

Right now, it seems, the Democrats (& kindred) are like a bunch of wind-up clowns, all trying to get their nose to honk most loudly.
Mindlessly walking without direction, bumping into each other, falling over, oblivious to what is going on around...just trying to get their honk to rise above the rest.
Like a goose fest, but with clowns.
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"Life's Been Good"
by: Joe Walsh

TRAPPIST-1 is a Red Dwarf Star that hit the headlines a few years ago with the discovery of 7 roughly Earth sized planets in orbit around the Star 3 of which are in the Star's habitable zone , obviously when the Webb telescope was launched the TRAPPIST-1 system was the favourite of Alien hunters to go explore so a team of scientists booked some time on the telescope to take a look , at just 40 light years away they could be our neighbours.
 
The observations so far haven't been promising with TRAPIST-1 b and c having no atmosphere's due to their proximity to the Sar and d likely has a thin atmosphere for the same reason , last week the results for TRAPIST-1 e were announced  ruled out a thin atmosphere or one dominated by Carbon Dioxide like Venus but there are indications TRAPIST-1e could have an Earth like atmosphere dominated by Nitrogen , water , CO2 and Methane. 

TRAPIST-1 is a small dim Star and the planet is likely tidally locked to its parent due to proximity but life could exist in the band between the light and dark side of the planet or heat from the light side could be transferred by the atmosphere so life could exist in the shade of the Star's flares , TRAPIST-1 is estimated to be up to 10 Billion years old so may not be as boisterous as it was as a youth.

15 more observations of TRAPIST-1e are planned before December so I guess the data is quite interesting , expect more detail early next year.

Anyone noticed this ?



Humans have remote touch 'seventh sense' like sandpipers, research shows

Quote:A study by researchers at Queen Mary University of London and University College London has found that humans have a form of remote touch, or the ability to sense objects without direct contact, a sense that some animals have.

Human touch is typically understood as a proximal sense, limited to what we physically touch. However, recent findings in animal sensory systems have challenged this view. Certain shorebirds, such as sandpipers and plovers, use a form of "remote touch" to detect prey hidden beneath the sand. Remote touch allows the detection of objects buried under granular materials through subtle mechanical cues transmitted through the medium, when a moving pressure is applied nearby.

The study in IEEE International Conference on Development and Learning (ICDL) investigated whether humans share a similar capability. Participants moved their fingers gently through sand to locate a hidden cube before physically touching it. Remarkably, the results revealed a comparable ability to that seen in shorebirds, despite humans lacking the specialized beak structures that enable this sense in birds.

Results show human hands have more sensitivity than expected
By modeling the physical aspects of the phenomenon, the study found that human hands are remarkably sensitive, detecting the presence of buried objects by perceiving minute displacements in the sand surrounding them. This sensitivity approaches the theoretical physical threshold of what can be detected from mechanical "reflections" in granular material, when there is a sand movement that is "reflected" on a stable surface (the hidden object).

Overview of the experiment setup for tactile detection in granular media. (a) Human experiment setup, showing a participant finger raking through a sand-filled box with an LED strip guiding the trajectory and buried cube at fixed locations. (b) Robotic experiment setup, featuring a UR5 arm with a tactile sensor and a buried cube in sand. © Schematic of the raking process. Credit: Queen Mary University of London
Do humans or robots perform better on remote touch?
When comparing a human's performance with a robotic tactile sensor trained using a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) algorithm, humans achieved an impressive 70.7% precision within the expected detectable range. Interestingly, the robot could sense objects from slightly farther distances on average but often produced false positives, yielding only 40% overall precision.

These findings confirm that people can genuinely sense an object before physical contact, a surprising capacity for a sense that is usually concerned with objects that enter in direct contact with us. Both humans and robots performed very close to the maximum sensitivity predicted with physical models and displacement.

Why is the study important?
This research reveals that humans can detect objects buried in sand before actual contact, expanding our understanding of how far the sense of touch can reach. It provides quantitative evidence for a tactile skill not previously documented in humans. The findings also offer valuable benchmarks for improving assistive technology and robotic tactile sensing. By using human perception as a model, engineers can design robotic systems that integrate natural-like touch sensitivity for real-world applications such as probing, excavation, or search tasks where vision is limited.

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What are the wider implications?
Elisabetta Versace, Senior Lecturer in Psychology and lead of the Prepared Minds Lab at Queen Mary University of London who conceived the human experiments said, "It's the first time that remote touch has been studied in humans and it changes our conception of the perceptual world (what is called the "receptive field") in living beings, including humans."

Zhengqi Chen, Ph.D. student of Advanced Robotics Lab at Queen Mary University of London, said, "The discovery opens possibilities for designing tools and assistive technologies that extend human tactile perception. These insights could inform the development of advanced robots capable of delicate operations.

"For example, locating archaeological artifacts without damage, or exploring sandy or granular terrains such as Martian soil or ocean floors. More broadly, this research paves the way for touch-based systems that make hidden or hazardous exploration safer, smarter, and more effective."

Lorenzo Jamone, Associate Professor in Robotics & AI at University College London, said, "What makes this research especially exciting is how the human and robotic studies informed each other. The human experiments guided the robot's learning approach, and the robot's performance provided new perspectives for interpreting the human data. It's a great example of how psychology, robotics, and artificial intelligence can come together, showing that multidisciplinary collaboration can spark both fundamental discoveries and technological innovation."

Researchers carried out two studies: the first, a human study assessing fingertip sensitivity to tactile cues from buried objects; the second, a robotic experiment using a tactile-equipped robotic arm and a Long Short-Term Memory model to detect object presence.

The authors are Zhengqi Chen, Ph.D. student of Advanced Robotics Lab, Dr. Laura Crucianelli Lecturer in Psychology, Dr. Elisabetta Versace, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, all from Queen Mary University of London and Lorenzo Jamone, Associate Professor in Robotics and AI at University College London.

Time for your red pill folks      

Quote:"The Longest Living Humans Have High Cholesterol...The Sweden Study Found Those Who Reach The Age Of 100 All Had High Cholesterol."
Dr Ben Bikman, PhD

"Cholesterol Is A Molecule Of Life & LDL Is The Unsung Hero Of The Immune System."

"High Cholesterol Leads To A Longer Life."

The longitudinal Swedish AMORIS cohort study—which has a 35-year follow-up period—has shown that high total cholesterol is linked with reaching 100 years of age.

The decades long study on 812,073 participants showed that high levels of total cholesterol & iron, with low levels of glucose were linked to becoming a centenarian.

Dr Uffe Ravnskov, MD PhD & Dr Malcolm Kendrick found the same evidence, in their numerous publications on cholesterol & longevity. The research showed that those with the highest LDL-C, lived the longest.

LDL is a transport molecule for cholesterol & a vital immune system regulator. Lowering LDL levels with medications drugs does not lengthen life...it shortens it.

For instance, documentation shows that when LDL drops below 70 mg/dL, hemorrhagic strokes (brain bleeds) increase at 3X the rate.

When cholesterol is lowered below 180 mg/dL with medication, the rate of cancer & dementia increases drastically.

Total cholesterol that stays below 150 mg/dL, chronic illnesses like cancer & autoimmune diseases develop.


Every Cell Must Have Cholesterol In Order To Perform These Bodily Functions:
Building block of all cells.
Creation of mitochondria.       
Absorption of Vitamins A, D, E & K.
Critical for digestion & bile acids.
Immune system protection against infections.     
Protection against bacteria, pathogens & viruses.       
Protect against cancer.
Prevent depression & suicide.
Protect against chemicals, toxins & heavy metals.   
Prevent dementia & cognitive decline.
Protect against all cause mortality.
Production of all steroid hormones.
Protect bone density & prevent osteoporosis.       
Protect against stroke & heart disease.
Important for lungs & airways.


The Way Of Life To Keep Glucose Low & Cholesterol High:
A low carbohydrate diet prioritizing nutrient dense animal foods, eliminating harmful seed oils, sugar & processed foods provides the best healthy cholesterol profile.

This approach keeps Triglycerides low & HDL high, which is one of the best Biomarkers for Cardiovascular health. TG/HDL ratio of less than 1.5 is optimal.

Quote:The geographic center of Nevada is located near the northern end of the state's remote Monitor Valley. A place with no towns, no services, and no paved roads. Stretching nearly 90 miles between the Toquima and Monitor mountain ranges, this forgotten landscape is home to not only the exact geographic center of the state, but also  hot springs, ghost ranches, and wild horses.

In this video, we travel the old Belmont Road, once known as State Route 82, a former state highway that hasn’t appeared on the official highway maps since 1980. Along the way we’ll visit Diana’s Punchbowl, a steaming, 200-degree geothermal crater rising from the valley floor, and check out the historic Potts Ranch, and whatever else we can find.

Finally, we’ll try to find Nevada’s true center, or rather, its centers. From the original 1920s U.S. Geological Survey point to the modern 2015 recalculation, we’ll try and see where they really are…

Like all of his arguments, of late (it would seem), Sen. Rand Paul's latest (being that - tariffs are a tax, and he wants the Constitution to have meaning - while defending his hope that the Supreme Court will declare Trump's tariffs unconstitutional) sounds like another of his whines...that are not too unlike the incessant whines of another Kentuckian senator, soon to exit the premises.

Considering the state of this world and its socio-religio-politico-economic juxtaposition, which is more important:
 Adhering to an interpretation of the Constitution, that makes 'America' weak, feeble and defenseless against the encroaching tide..., or
 Playing with the same rules that have put 'America' in its weak, feeble and defenseless posture?

If 'America' goes down because you stuck to your principles...hoping for some miraculous intervention that shows You are right...what will you have won?
Who will you have helped?

Does Congress serve the people/nation, or the Constitution?
They are, apparently, not the same.

What was done to put 'America' in this position, was treason of the highest order.
But the treasonous ones will not taste the dungeon walls, as would the slaves.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11...ld-strike/

Quote:DONALD Trump’s secret blueprint for how he could pull off a full invasion of Venezuela has been revealed by a former defence intelligence expert. In the latest episode of Battle Plans Exposed, Philip Ingram details how Washington could launch an all out attack and why it may begin with an eerie silence. Ingram starts this week’s show by announcing: “Today we uncover the truth. “This is not just a drug war. This could be the prelude to a full scale American invasion.” And even as he continues to drop kinetic strikes on the narco boats, Trump’s focus has remained solely fixed on Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro. He has warned that the dictator’s “days are numbered”. While also sending America’s military on a war footing with US naval and air assets being moved closer to Venezuelan shores. Washington accuses the Venezuelan regime, led by Maduro and his top aides, of flooding drugs inside the American territory. The intelligence expert says: “Trump sees Venezuela as a forward operating base for America’s enemies. A Cuba on steroids. “He’s dusting off a 200 year old policy, the Monroe Doctrine, the idea that America controls the Western Hemisphere and no foreign power gets to meddle in it. “And when meddling happens, U.S. has a long and bloody history of correcting the problem. From Chile to Guatemala to Panama. “When the US decides that a South American leader has to go, they go. “And now all signs point to Maduro being the next on the list.” Read more: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3721905... Video Chapters 00:00 Intro: Trump's Caribbean War 01:04 Venezuela: From Oil Jewel to Narco-State 03:53 Trump's Two Key Threats 05:11 Venezuela War Has Begun 08:05 The Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) 11:15 Invasion Blueprint 15:34 Conclusion: The Trigger