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Although you were being lighthearted about it, the general assumption from your comment is that you have opened a portal and know how much energy it takes. What if it isn't about the level of energy at all and it takes something else.
My point is that none of us has ever opened a portal, right? So, to insist that it takes a certain level of energy to achieve that goal is presumptive and not based on actual science. Keep your mind open. Anything is possible.
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I stay away from occult practices, or anything to do with magic. But this wasn't the case a few years ago, where I was into the new age movement. It is in the new age movement that had this worship as well that got me this “contact”. This thing is worshiped even by the Catholic Church, in a way everyone whose catholic, watches T.V or follow Babylonian traditions invited her in. When people tell you to meditate, and look for a "ball of light within" watch out. That ball of light is not what people think it is, but I assure you, I do not worship idols.
To explain a bit what shadow work is, it is simple psychology or "regression of memories". To bring “to light” the unhealed trauma within. Or in other words, deal with the past pain, by finding out why it happened through admitting fault to the situation. Which is contrary to what the new age movement asks, which is to remain positive and wear a fake smile. Psychologists use the term “shadow work” mostly because it gets to the dirty traumatic memories that people do not wish to face. From there, we try to figure out a repeating pattern (similar to habits) that usually hold people in place and try and break it.
I don’t blame you for getting the term confused with something else. It is only called shadow work, because it deals with the emotional “ugly” side instead of hiding from it. Psychologists would usually do a hypnosis to deal with the problem though, because the conscious mind doesn’t get in the way.
If certain people in power used mainstream media to create fear and manipulation, would that work? Speaking of Hexes... you may find this video interesting: (which is also related)
It is interesting all of the god connection. Like they say they wouldn't put jesus up there I wouldn't
think.
An image of the Hindu goddess Kali is presented on the Empire State Building in New York City.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
It is interesting all of the god connection. Like they say they wouldn't put jesus up there I wouldn't
think.
An image of the Hindu goddess Kali is presented on the Empire State Building in New York City.
heavenawaits.wordpress.com...
JULY 14, 2009
Would you like to have an animal, plant or other organism named after you? Do you long to be immortalized in the faux-Latin of a species’ scientific name? Here are a few easy options:
You can discover one and name it yourself.
A colleague, friend or family member might have enough new species lying around and be willing to name one after you.
If you have enough money, you could pay an institution or charity to give a species your name. The Scripps Institution of Oceanography last year offered naming rights for several ocean species, starting from the rock-bottom price of $5,000.
Of course, if you’re famous, a scientist may honor you with, say, a spider, a la Myrmekiaphila neilyoungi, or the tapeworm Acanthobothrium zimmeri, recently named for science writer Carl Zimmer.
But naming a creature after a person seems to lack a certain amount of creativity. After all, the rules for naming species are surprisingly open: The name must not be offensive, must be spelled in only the 26 letters of the Latin alphabet and may be derived from any language. In fact, a name need not be derived from anything at all; the rules state that an arbitrary combination of letters is also perfectly acceptable. (In contrast, astronomical bodies—like stars, asteroids and planets—have strict naming conventions overseen by committees.) So why shouldn’t a biologist have some fun when naming something she discovered?
Fictional characters (Han solo) have been honored, as have imaginary places (Dracorex hogwartsia). Unsurprisingly—since we are dealing with scientists—the genre of science fiction and fantasy seems to be a big draw, with the works of J.R.R. Tolkien a popular source (Gollumjapyx smeagol, Oxyprimus galadrielae, Macrostyphlus frodo and M. gandalf).
Some scientists turn to mythology, including Greek (Cassiopeia andromeda) and Norse (Clossiana thore).
Religion is another great source for names. There are species named for Indian gods (Stegodon ganesa), Egyptian gods (Papio anubis) and even a host of Aztec gods (Alabagrus coatlicue, A. ixtilton, A. mixcoatl and A. xolotl). The Christian devil has whole genuses named after him (Lucifer, Mephisto and Satan). And there’s even Noah’s Ark (Arca noae).
For those who like wordplay, there are anagrams (Rabilimis mirabilis), palindromes (Orizabus subaziro), rhymes (Cedusa medusa) and puns galore (Agra phobia, Gelae baen, Ytu brutus and Pieza pi).
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You probably do not know the old PC games DOOM. Perhaps the movie starring The Rock ?
I found something with regards to the projection at the empire state building. Not only was the kali projected, but also a wormhole was shown. Coincidence?
Honestly im just trying to make sense of my dreams, visions, along with many paranormal events that caused great pain in my life. To those thinking "you need a new hobby". No thanks, im on a quest to find out why things are happening like this, and i will not rest till I do. But I need help with people researching more on this topic, as crazy as it sounds. Unfortunately, noone can really debunk this topic because the symbols are everywhere and endless. The more you try and debunk the more you will find evidences proving contrary.
Surely 14 mosquitoes in flight should be enough to induce mass panic as the end of the world is nigh from that much energy.
Yes but it's 14 TeV, so that not "a few" mosquitoes in flight, that's 14 of them which is more than a few.
Surely 14 mosquitoes in flight should be enough to induce mass panic as the end of the world is nigh from that much energy. Sinners repent!
Actually that is a lot of energy when it's all packed into a couple of protons, but protons are very, very tiny. Seriously, I'm not losing any sleep over it, even the micro black hole if they make one will release the energy of 14 mosquitoes in flight, or less.
We are talking about these people creating a singularity, which has the potential to erase the entire planet from existence, which the scientists at CERN have openly discussed.
CERN scientists admit that the LHC could produce black holes, but they also say those black holes would be on a subatomic scale and would collapse almost instantly.
No. It isn't science at all.
They just haven't figured out exactly how to harness it yet, and that is the work of Magick, which is an entirely different kind of science.