a day of rest
today was a day of rest. also house cleaning. the two both went splendidly.
i thought about watching a movie, but just ended up playing a few games of solitaire in the evening instead, and hanging out with el gato.
it's a nice weather time here lately, we've got summer crickets chirping which is nice, and cool gentle evening breeze. i've been really enjoying making orange juice lately with the vintage commercial juicer, which has been a new development and introduction into my sphere. sometimes i wonder what we'd do without ebay. probably still be using craigslist.
speaking of craigslist, it used to be kind of an interesting way to make an occasional friend, well at least when i lived in san francisco, and strictly platonic was still a thing. they got rid of that a few years ago, apparently that and the dating section had become a prostitute type of situation. yuck.
it's been a very interesting few weeks, have done a lot of reflecting on life and on myself, my character, and all of that manner of thing.
(1) one of the hardest things in life is watching people you love, do things that you've learned not to do, from either direct experience, or through research, or through reading about it in books, periodicals, or other such things, or discussing the situation with friends and or other similar type associates. what's the most hard though, is no matter how much you tell them about the thing, they'll almost always invariably do it anyway, no matter how kind you are when it's brought up, or they bring up their latest lamentation surrounding the broken paradigm you so lovingly wish they could see their way out of and start avoiding.
(2) in this case, insofar as the aforementioned paragraph goes, I'm speaking directly to the medical industrial complex, and how there isn't really ever a cure, for anything, only a slow milking of the 'patient's' time, money, life-force, spiritual energy, and overall health, until they can no longer be a customer any longer. it's a rough shake, but i learned years ago that the doctor route, only ends up pushing the problem somewhere else in the body, and doesn't actually ever solve anything. Ever.
(3) There are rare occasions where some sort of doctor procedure actually helps, like stitches, for example. But most of the things people go in for, are actually able to be cured, wholly, and do not require pills, or surgery, or fancy pants things. Just a simple will in earnest to learn the truths of the matter at hand, how it relates to them and their body, how the design of the body actually operates, and some other factors, like adjusting the lifestyle, changing parts of the diet, or modifying how they're doing some manner of thing or other. and i'm not speaking about supplementation, either - that is largely a mythos established by none other than the pharmaceutical medical industrial complex, itself, as well.
(4) They own almost all of the vitamin and health food companies out there, you'd really be surprised. They do it in a sneaky way, too - they have holding companies, they have subsidiaries, they change the names of companies, they spin them off, they hide them in shell companies that hold the brand and marketing visage, and you'd never find out who the actual owners of the outfit were, unless you looked real hard at the thing, and in all the right places. It's a strange world.
(5) Lately in the last few months, a few alarming developments have come across the table in terms of the food supply. Last December, mRNA based therapies have been approved for use in cattle in the united states food supply. You'd never know it's in there, because it does not have to be labelled. Also, 'cultured' or 'lab grown' meat, has recently been approved by the FDA, and the USDA. That means it will also be in the food supply. What is cultured meat? Well.. It's grown in a bio-reactor. A fancy word for a big steel tank.
(6) What happens is this: cells are extracted from real animals, and then those cells are made to un-naturally divide and replicate forever, by splicing a cell line called HEK-293, or something similar, into the genetic makeup of the animal cells. This effectively, gives those animal cells cancer, which is why they continue to divide forever. Now, in order to circumvent the natural mechanism of the cells to stop dividing, even after this fact (because there's multiple fail safes in nature to prevent such things,) another thing called FBS, or fetal bovine serum, is required to be added to the mixture. This convinces nearly unilaterally cow, fish, chicken or pork to divide indefinitely, and "grow" meat.
(7) Frankly, this is horrifying, and if you can't see why it'll be hard to explain but the simple version is: would you eat meat grown in a big steel tank, that was cultured to have cancer so that it would replicate indefinitely? How does that sound like an appealing and healthy proposition, in any sense, at all? Shortest answer: it's not, and it doesn't sound appealing at all.
(8) Also, I'll stop here, because this is a lot for anyone to take in, but really I'm just writing for myself, and in the hopes that anyone actually sees this and reads it, well then great. I hope it was helpful. As always, do your own reading and don't take my word for it.
(9) The last alarming thing recently is just how rapidly everyone that was 'innoculated' seems to be rapidly developing immuno-modulatory issues, immune-deficiency, and other chronic diseases, that are not going away, but rapidly dog piling onto one another, and in the worst ways imaginable. I won't go into this in detail, because for a great many, it's really truly very controversial, but I will say the following: God designed the body to function perfectly without intervention, and those who have been 'innoculated' have changed the very design of that code. Which is, why these issues are coming up. It's a terrible tragedy, and yes it's criminal, and the people who have promulgated this on the unsuspecting trusting public will only be judged by those who control who goes to heaven and who goes down into the endless pits of hell. No "visible" just deserts such as Albert Borla being thrown in jail for example, will be apparent.
Okay then, I'll stop here. God bless you all, and hope you had a wonderful night, day or evening. I'm glad to get all this off the top of my mind. It's been a long few years, and seeing the thing evolve continuously is not the easiest thing to process, especially when you're aware of just what is actually going on, in that light and respect, and regard.
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