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"Speaking of Ma'at. Heres some good info on her. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maat"
"It’s time to speak on the frequency of Ma’at… There is a profound difference between the pursuit of TRUTH and the pursuit of relevance. True leadership is not a title you fabricate, or a pedestal built from recycled information. In ancient Egypt the…"
"dark to light
https://youtu.be/wqMnvgMPuYs?si=UUc8gA_sZD30SU-H"
https://youtu.be/wqMnvgMPuYs?si=UUc8gA_sZD30SU-H"
"Apparently (well I knew this, but it's controversial,) the Anunnaki referred to their created workforce of humans as the "ùĝ saĝ gíg-ga."....Sumerian for "black-headed people"....and AI gets a little woke when you ask this and suggests the…"
"I'm guessing Enki and Enlil may have had quite a few conflicts back then? Atleast Enki had some compassion. Enlil on the other hand was someone you wouldn't want to be around back then."
"The Anunnaki engineer known as Enki, was very keen on enhancing the genetic potentials of the human race and in ancient times, very much working with the Apkallu of inner Earth...The ascended masters of the spiritual hierarchy, led at that time by…"
"It feels like we have learned much about the Anunnaki in these last few days. If any more questions come to mind I'll let you know bro. The more knowledge the better."
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This is my first day looking around. Haven't got to far. WOW! It is so exciting to be surrounded by like minds. I have been on the verge of spontaneous combustion, desperately searching for an outlet. Tesla has been my muse for about 5 years now. I can not count the number of times I find a connection with him. So many now that I no longer fight it. I am happy to follow my path. I am currently restoring an antique industrial box fan from my papaws garage. I needed to have the rust blasted off before I could paint. I had to disassemble the fan and remove the motor. All this time I thought the metal box was why the fan is so heavy. No that's not why, you know that though. It is the motor. The 1927 made in St. Louis, MO, AC motor. I had to scratch the paint off the label to read. I was so happy. I always wondered how this fan (84 years) still worked so well, now I know. I am dying to open the motor. I want to see the coils but I am nervous I will mess it up. I need to know more before I start poking around. Thank you for making me feel a little more connected to this world. Ginny