Spiritual Forum

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  Malcolm January 20, 2014 at 2:21am

  LOL? Rand Paul's father didn't laugh when President Obama stated "raising the debt ceiling isn't raising debt." 

  Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi7tzVDHC84&feature=player_detai... to hear this "trendy" use of words from Obama that makes one feel good about our current financial situation via the art of words from someone who makes one "feel good about themself" for voting for such a person (minus the art of words)..

  Ran Paul's father tried to address this madness. AND YOU THINK IT'S SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT?

  $17,000,000,000,000.00 and growing. That's about as funny as electing an actor to be a president.
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  Malcolm January 19, 2014 at 11:04pm

  Rand's father is a better choice.  
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  Acute Observer January 19, 2014 at 7:47pm

  Yes, that vid goes straight into the archieve. :)

  Thanks
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    Ogdoo > Acute Observer January 19, 2014 at 8:04pm

    You're welcome Accute :)
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  Ogdoo January 19, 2014 at 12:44pm

  This is so well said :) I wish Lennon could have continued to live on and inspire the people of Earth, but I bet he was too early and the rest was not ready for that mass awakening back then in his era. Now we have a new generation that this kind of truth is nothing new, it rings true in every being, so how can the old be continued to run it's show any longer?
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  Michael January 18, 2014 at 12:54pm

  I love listening to him....what a breath of fresh air he is
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  Ogdoo January 18, 2014 at 10:30am

  I totally agree :) to me it seems like he's been able to release all the things holding a human back. You can have all the wisdom in the universe to talk about, but it won't get interesting if your social ability to bring it forth is restricted. I think he could be very serious if he just wanted to, but then I think he would feel as restricting himself. He really radiates a strong personality and that inspires me and others to do the same. And like he says, the message is simple really. Love yourself and others.
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    Luke Skywalker > Ogdoo January 19, 2014 at 12:18am

    Nice one Ogdoo ..

    he certainly radiates a strong personality .. what I like about him is his ability to mix his higher truth with comedy and so its not boring, its refreshing .. he recognises that there is a higher power and he manages to speak about that in almost every interview he does .. so in that way alone, he is helping people to become more aware of their own higher power, something which I have never heard one boring politician ever do .. and he keeps it light and funny .. aswell as enlightening...

    .. at least he is putting himself out there and doing it. .. how many spiritually aware people can stand up on national television and explain that the old order is no longer working, that we need a change of heart and that people need to wake up spiritually in order to make a difference in the world? .. plus, Russle Brand dosent care what anyone thinks of him, he just gets deep in spiritual ways and incorperates comedy into it in order to make people feel good while he is at it .. he is clearly trying to make a difference for the better .. imo .. .

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      Ogdoo > Luke Skywalker January 19, 2014 at 12:41pm

      I totally agree Luke :) and we cannot expect him to have all the answers either. But he's a very good bit of the puzzle of structuring the new paradigm. To me he is like the loudspeaker of my own opinions to the world in a large spotlight. So I really admire his courage to stand up for speaking his truth and not be limited by fear of others. I would hate to see him get no support because we all need to be more true to our selves and speak our truths, but it's easier said than done alas.

      I just feel that there is no turning back this great tidal wave of awakening. It's allready begun and it will keep on grow bigger for every day that comes.

      How many awakened people did you see only 10 years ago in this fashion on media? Just imagine 10 years ahead from now if the awakening of humanity is increasing as rapid as it has, what huge changes that can be made in that time-span, with all the indigos and crystals being in their teens and up to make a huge influence on societal norms. What I see the old is dying and as every day transpires brings in the new more and more. There is no stopping it, only postponing at best.
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    Malcolm > Ogdoo January 18, 2014 at 11:57pm

    I'm probably the only voice saying this on this post: I don't like him, and it's because he endorses the voter apathy that is so prevalent with voters at this time. There are other choices out there to vote for who are not part of the Coke/Pepsi establishment of voter choices (i.e. Democrat/Republican, socialist/non-socialist), Brand's approach appears to be "trendy" and reflects a "politics isn't cool" approach that approves of voter apathy, and this social state of apathy is EXACTLY what is also desired by the NWO globalist establishment with their agenda to manifest complete control over others. Here's what he said about voter apathy:

     In a brilliant piece in the New Statesman (a mag he is now editing), the ex drug addict (Brand) talks about voter apathy, a disease he believes is an inevitable reaction to a system that has little regard for the majority of the people it is supposed to serve. “There’s little point bemoaning this apathy,” writes Brand. “Apathy is a rational reaction to a system that no longer represents, hears or addresses the vast majority of people. A system that is apathetic, in fact, to the needs of the people it was designed to serve.”