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PREDATORS AND PARASITES

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PREY - PREDATORSymbiosis (from Ancient Greek σύν “together” and βίωσις “living”) is close and often long-term interaction between two or more different biological species.

Some of the most common and frequent symbiotic relationships examples are prey-predator and parasitism.

Parasitism is yet anther example of symbiotic relationship. The concept is fairly simple and it can be seen throughout nature. Mosquitoes for example, represent one form of parasitism. Other kinds can be seen in animals who have fleas and ticks.

Symbiosis can be a vital process for some species. A great example is Prey-Predator in which only one species can win the other being killed and annihilated.

Do not make the mistake of thinking that International BANKERS are anything more or less than Predators and Parasites.  These “creatures” are NOT the same species of animal as human beings. When a BANKER looks at you, he sees FOOD.  You are very carefully fed with “CREDIT” lies, false aspirations and false values to entice you into becoming a victim of the false economic institutions that literally CREDIT MONEY FROM NOTHING, and convince that it has “real value”.  Factually, what we call “money” is created from thin air by PARASITES AND PREDATORS who produce NOTHING of value and STEAL all of your possessions, your work and your future from you.

The common-sense approach to preventing yourself from becoming “food” in the mouths of bankers is to AVOID them, or EXTERMINATE them!

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CELEBRATE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE DAY

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Follow the cities and states who have stopped celebrating Columbus Day and celebrate, instead, “Indigenous People’s Day.”

Are you afraid that an “Alien Invasion” might wipe out the human race?  Are you concerned about Armageddon?  Are you afraid that looming signs of the “End of Days” are all around you?  Do you think the NWO may be planning your extermination to reduce population?  Well, meet some people whose ancestors already experienced it.  There are a few of them still living among us.

 Learn more about the culture and history of the original citizens of the American Continents, before they were hunted almost into extinction by the Caucasian European Invasion.  Before Columbus, The Spanish Conquistadors, The Pilgrims and the hordes of ignorant, filthy, greedy Caucasian European Invaders migrated in their blood-thirsty millions to the Americas there were estimated to be 100 Million people already living here.  Caucasian Europeans systematically set about slaughtering every man, woman, child on the entire continent with guns, fire and blankets infested with small pox.

Visit the wonderful website below to experience some of the majesty, dignity, beauty and pain of those indigenous people.

http://www.firstpeople.us/FP-Html-Pictures/American-Indians-00.html

Follow the cities and states who have stopped celebrating Columbus Day and celebrate, instead, “Indigenous People’s Day.”

FACTS vs POSSIBILITIES

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e-squared-smaller“I have a friend who shall not be named that regularly accuses me of being a pie-in-the-sky Pollyanna. She thinks talking only about the good and the beautiful is denying facts. But here’s my position. “Facts” are not that interesting. I much prefer discussing possibilities. Sure those studies, those government reports, those doctors’ prognoses declare what she might call irrefutable “facts.” But to me, they’re nothing but a catapult for something better. I believe the most important faculty we possess is our imagination, and that by aligning it with the field of infinite potentiality, we can create something so much better than “current facts.”

Harping on about “current facts” just calls in more of the same. To waste our time on “appearances” is denying the power we have to change things for the better. I would much rather deny “facts” than deny my own ability to imagine something better. My words are the seeds that plant the possibilities. We can continue to focus on “what is” or “what appears to be,” or we can focus on what we can better imagine. “What is” is simply what we’ve been focusing on. “What could be” is much more interesting. At least to me.” — Pam Grout, Author of  E-Squared: 9 Do-it-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality.

WHAT IS LOVE?

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WHAT IS LOVE

“Love” is not a good word.  I don’t like it because it has too many different definitions! Most of the time people use this word in a sexual context, which is a very small and limited definition.  So, I spent a little time to study the different definitions of “love”.  Here is what I found out:

 Here is the dictionary definition of “love”:

 1 a (1) :  strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties < maternal love for a child > (2) :  attraction based on sexual desire :  affection and tenderness felt by lovers (3) :  affection based on admiration, benevolence, or common interests < love for his old schoolmates >

    b :  an assurance of affection < give her my love >

2 :  warm attachment, enthusiasm, or devotion < love of the sea >

3 a :  the object of attachment, devotion, or admiration < baseball was his first love >

   b (1) :  a beloved person :  darling —often used as a term of endearment (2) British —used as an informal term of address

4 a :  unselfish loyal and benevolent concern for the good of another: as (1) :  the fatherly concern of God for humankind (2) :  brotherly concern for others

   b :  a person’s adoration of God

5 :  a god or personification of love

 The origin of the word “love” in English is from the Old English word lufu; akin to Old High German luba, or Old English lēof (dear), Latin lubēre, libēre, which means “to please”.

 The Greeks used the word “agape” to express a purely spiritual love.  

The word “Platonic” is Intellectual love, like the love of Art, or Beauty, or love of Learning, etc…  This also applies to a genuine affinity or admiration between non-sexual relationships, as between friends, or companions.

 “Amorous” and the Greek word “Eros” (erotic) are words for sexual or romantic love.  For example, it is very easy for sexual partners to feel “amorous” toward each other, which is simply the “attraction” or “chemistry” caused by the biological programs inherent in many life forms.  However, this does necessarily include a perception or understanding that there are spiritual beings inhabiting the bodies of the “love makers”. 

The word “affinity”, which is the perception of how CLOSE or how DISTANT one feels emotionally, intellectually, spiritually or physically toward a thing, a being, or subject, or idea is a more accurate definition for non-sexual “love”. The CLOSEST that two entities can BE is to BE THE SAME, i.e. there is NO Distance between them. 

In the book Alien Interview, the UFO pilot, Airl, uses the word “admiration”, which she says Is-Bes all desire more than ANY other quality.  

“Another common denominator of IS-BEs (spiritual beings) is that admiration of one’s own illusions by others is very desirable.  If the desired admiration is not forthcoming, the IS-BE will keep creating the illusion in an attempt to get admiration.”

Admiration means:

1  archaic :  wonder

2 :  an object of esteem

3 :  delighted or astonished approbation

4: : a feeling of great respect and approval 

There are words like “devotion” and “adoration” or “worship” that express a very intense “admiration” that contain “reverence”, “honor” or “respect”. 

Then there are the concepts of “care” and “compassion” and “benevolence” which are often used for the feeling or emotion of mother and child, or between friends and companion, or by an individual for other members of their own race, or for life forms, or the universe at large.   

This may be a quality of “love” of god for its own creations.  This necessarily implies the willingness and ability to be Responsible for the creation and continued existence of what has been created. This kind of “love” may be all-pervasive, and eternal. 

Ultimately, each individual has a personal experience, feeling or understanding of what “love” means for them.  There may be as many definitions of “love” as there are beings who create or experience it.

— Lawrence R. Spencer. 2014.