Ashtar Command Crew - The Awakening Movement

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  Roaring Lovely February 6, 2022 at 5:12am

  

  Human brain did not evolve to survive, contrary to what someone here suggested. In fact brain can be used as a challenge to Darwinism as it does things that are far from merely satisfying the need to survive. We can see a stars that are millions of light years away.How does the ability to see such a thing helps you to survive? Human mind inquires about knowledge that is beyond the need for mere survival. Human try to go to moon and see the 'far side' etc etc. these are of no use in survival, but we are able to do them with the help of our minds!
  
  The claim that 'our brains are meant to survive and not to reason' is a fallacy often used by scientists trying to sell nonsensical ideas, eg quantum nonsense! You wonder what brain they themselves use. Do they perchance think that they have a 'superhuman' brain capable of overcoming this 'it evolved to survive' limitations that other people cannot?
  
  In fact Darwinists never use natural selection to try to explain the abilities of say human mind. They realize that this theory is inadequate. So they concoct another selection called 'sexual selection'. This is also how they explain the beaty of peacocks. Sometimes nature give living things a so exaggerated feature that mere survival obviously cannot explain and human brain is example of such! So Darwinists had to come up with 'sexual selection' to accompany 'natural selection'. But the 'sexual selection' can too be debunked!!
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 8:11pm

  "Not only do you become what you think about, but the world also becomes what you think about. Those who think that the world is a dark place are blind to the light that might illuminate their lives. Those who see the light of the world view the dark spots as merely potential light." -- Wayne Dyer
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 8:10pm

  "What we think determines what happens to us, so if we want to change our lives, we need to stretch our minds." -- Wayne Dyer
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  Purifier February 5, 2022 at 7:14pm

  @Teresa
  
  There's a very simple and sad reason why. Our violent tendencies are a side effect of survival instincts from when we all used to be cavemen. Our own species is still very young, and it doesn't help that global ascension is taking so long to bring us into the 5th dimension. On top of that, the Dark Cabal's very existence is hindering our ability to grow since they're dedicated to stopping all moral and technological innovation.
  
  The only logical fixes I could see is accelerating the Ascension process, and assassinate every Cabal leader. Disclosure on the existence of alien life would also help since it'd also give people a reason to unify. For mass disclosure on a large scale, we'd need to have the GFL or some other enlightened faction to send a fleet to protect Earth since a lot of hostile ET races would attempt to genocide our species just for breaching their stupid policy of /not/ being allowed to know of their existence. Part of me theorizes that the Cabal (New World Order) probably has a hidden doomsday device or two in case their organization crumbles some day. If they can't have something, they might destroy it.
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 7:05pm

  Intuition is an instinct; it is a natural ability that we have as humans to know or understand something without conscious reasoning. If you are considering listening to your intuition for the first time, the idea can be frightening. The notion that you know exactly what you want and how to get there is overwhelming. Discomfort, fear, and burnout can be powerful clues that we need to turn inward to discover the truth. We don’t need to wait until a moment of crisis to listen. Intuition is accessible to everyone.
  
  
  
  Our intuition operates through the right side of our brain (the brain’s hypothalamus) which may also be felt through our solar plexus (or our gut). When people say they “have a gut feeling” this is due to the fact that our digestive system has neurons connected to this part of the brain where our intuition lives. Intuition is not always a feeling. When you are experiencing intuition you may not experience “a feeling” at all. Very often intuition can feel almost detached, like a wise part of you is operating on your behalf. Intuition is always experienced in the present moment, whereas anxiety (vs intuition) may seek the future for disaster. Intuition feels calm and grounded and is experienced as “a knowing”.
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 6:58pm

  If God doesn’t use force and violence to bend us to his will, why do we insist on using force and violence to bend other people to our will? Shouldn’t we follow the lead of our Heavenly Father?
  
  The world’s entire societal structure – statism – rests on a foundation of violence. People segment into various political groups and wrestle for control of a state apparatus that empowers them to impose their will on other groups.
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 6:55pm

  Conscience
  As well as the fear of criticism by others, we do good things because our conscience (or super ego) prods us into doing so. In this way good acts become their own reward as we feel good for having remained consistent with our values.
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  Teresa February 5, 2022 at 6:50pm

  Often, we perceive worldly things from our pre-existing experiences and form opinions accordingly, termed as “beliefs.” When presented with factual evidence that challenges those belief systems, we reject that evidence to stand stern with our beliefs.
  
  The inability to accept evidence that contradicts our beliefs is termed the “Backfire Effect.”
  
  Humans are likely to become defensive whenever provided with new information and be firm with their opinions. The human brain has evolved to survive and not reason. That’s why whenever we come across factual evidence that confronts our beliefs, we tend to disagree or isolate ourselves.
  
  The inability to accept new information that doesn’t align with our already preexisting beliefs is known as Confirmation Bias.
  
  Research on confirmation bias concludes that we don’t analyze new information objectively. We only pick out the information that matches our beliefs to feel good and validated.
  
  However, this behavior restricts us from acquiring new information that is factually correct, caging us in our assumptions.
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  judithfaye66 February 5, 2022 at 6:45pm

  Albertha, thank you for sharing Kryon Healing Wednesday Video. I am a huge fan of Kryon and this was a very insightful episode. :)
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  Andromedaner Z February 5, 2022 at 6:41pm

  

  Day 1 opening statements, it starts at minute 10
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELTFNkCdzjA

  

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