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"Interesting to note that in Sumerian times, it was Master "An-Enlilda", who served in the role currently occupied by Master Rakoczi, as Lord of the seventh ray.....and as he ascended to mastery in 1699 AD, it makes perfect sense to assume that…"
Sometimes I need to know the right questions, before I can receive the right answers....It seems to work very well..Ω
"Of course, the Spiritual Hierarchy of ancient times, did not exclusively focus on teaching Sumerians and spread across many nations and cultures...And all those ancient cultures were taught about inner Earth's importance...
Agartha was known by…"
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"Agartha was known by virtually all ancient cultures, historically and pre-historically....The Sumerians named inner Earth; the Abzu, the Babylonians; Kur, the Norsemen; Svartalfheim, the Hindus; Patala, the Tibetans; Agartha.....
Sometimes humans…"
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Democrat Clark County Chair Michael Naft introduced Aron Ra to the podium and a man wearing devil horns stepped up to the podium, declaring he represented the Satanic Temple.
-the summoning of a deity or the…"
Democrat Clark County Chair Michael Naft introduced Aron Ra to the podium and a man wearing devil horns stepped up to the podium, declaring he represented the Satanic Temple.
-the summoning of a deity or the…"
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I can see where you're coming from, but I strongly disagree.
Let me ask you this---
What would offend you more?:
A.) You overhear a guy tell his friends a dirty joke, filled with curse words, which results in the group's unanimous laughter.
B.) You overhear a guy tell his friends about something he did to harm another person. There are no curse words in his story, and there is mild laughter.
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Curse words are like religions--people are brought up believing that they are this way or that way, and they are easily offended by those who do not believe things the same way.
Why CHOOSE to allow a word to fill you with negative feelings/emotions, even when it is powered by LOVE?
I cuss frequently, and I make people laugh/smile all the time. I can use these "negative" words and turn them into something positive by bringing laughter into people's lives.
I work with a girl who's grandfather and brother both died in December. (gotta love the holidays) Everyone else at work was already aware of this, but I'd just started working there, so I had no clue until she told me. One day at work, she was looking a little down, so I told some kind of joke (with many cuss words involved) to try and get her to smile. It worked. A little while later, she pulled me aside and told me about the recent tragedy in her life, and she thanked me for always being in a good mood and making her smile.
Is it the words, or what is behind the words?
The words I spoke didn't matter at all, it was my reason for using them that made a difference in someone else's life that day.
I can use a knife to spread butter on bread, or I can use it to stab someone.
The energy we put behind these tools is what makes them effective, one way or another.
We kinda need to grow up. There are so many horrible things going on in the world that deserve our attention, so why are we wasting time being offended by curse words?
---we are in the process of spiritual evolution--
are we going to avoid everything we perceive to be negative, or respond to it with similar negativity....or are we going to try and embrace negative things and turn them into something positive whenever possible?
It's not always possible, but it often is.
WE HAVE THE POWER TO CHANGE THE WORLD WITH LOVE!
Let's keep working on it!
: )
Much love!
That would explain the smell of hypocrisy coming off this laughable post.
I know right?
@ "people who use abusive language usually have bad smelly breath" LMAO
I believe I'm going to have to see the research statistics on that one, Kalki.
Oh see now you're just mouthing, I've seen you swear on here, I don't know how many times. Or saying we should kill fast food workers, or that people who eat meat are "bastards" who should go to hell....isn't that pretty abusive lol I mean do you like being a hypocrite. Come on Ravinder, get a grip lol
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I agree with this post whole heartedly. Abusive words can be so damaging.
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