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"200% agreed. Thank God the only threat left is the primitive cabal. They think they are tough, but they honestly can't be taken seriously lol."
"Yes, with great power comes great responsibilities, as they say and we must all protect and cherish our beloved Kashira galaxy, and ensure that we never have to go to cosmic wars, again..."
"That is a scary scary weapon. I don't think it will ever happen again not in this galaxy, but lets hope these weapons are never used again. These things are way to powerful."
"Yes, both, depending on the size, or as nuclear science might suggest, the yield...It goes further than even nuclear war, as it causes the forms of sentient beings to be destroyed, of course, but also their aetheric forms...the twin upon the mirror…"
"I believe you mentioned the pralaya bomb before on here. I think it was said that weapon can destroy an entire star system. That or it could destroy an entire planet. One of the two was said."
"Well, as we are seeing with ground battles on this world, now, the more advanced the tech, the less able armies are to operate, like infantry and the "grunts" of tradition, as they are easily targeted by satellite directed drone and missile…"
"Last question Drekx since I might be asking a little to many at the moment lol, but I have always wondered what the cosmic wars would have looked like. How were these battles fought? I would imagine with the advanced tech each side had they would…"
"Certainly they have....in the cosmic wars, the Anunnaki often served alongside the Anchara side...and had many disagreements with Earth's spiritual hierarchy...And throughout Earth's pre and post-flood history, there was always that opposition…"
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"...in the beginning there was but one concept, and that's the concept of I... then arose Apaleon the Devil, claiming that's it's You & I... and from that day on, there is trouble in the world, and the world's gone astray..." ~Bunny Wailer
i love that quote (even though i don't really believe in "God" and "The Devil" anymore.. but that's another story! i feel the line describes a type of "fall from grace", when we divided ourselves~first from ourself, then~from our brother... love was lost, and it's true source no longer recognized. it became something to be bought, sold, sought after, earned, deserved... no longer, just manifest, organic and innate. ~deep stuff!~