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Merlin609's avatar

Personally, I feel this is starting even now. On an increasing basis, I have to will myself to go be social with others, as opposed to the comfort of home, or alone time outdoors. The people I have historically interacted with are beginning to NOT handle the complexities and the interactions that come between each other as a result of it, (increasing complexity and egos). Like lids on boiling pots ready to blow at almost no provocation.

Add to that, many are now noticing the increasing losses of humans around them due to health conditions, often completely unexpected. This seems to add to the tensions.

I find myself wondering often, should I go out and interact, remaining calm and trying to be understanding of others, or should I withdraw from social contacts on an increasing basis. As hard as it seems, I am repeatedly drawn to socialize and interact, partly as a training exercise and understanding for myself, and partly to be there and available for others. I believe in the future, there will be increasing personal risk in this course of action.

I'll have to work on my personal challenges, beyond just being simple and happy.

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Nick Huge's avatar

My mates and family are contracting Turbo cancer like crazy. My sisters husband passes away 'suddenly' three weeks ago. My cousin has been told she is 'untreatable' and her stage 4 Oesophagal turbo cancer came on 'very quickly' according to her Oncologist. Her second bout of cancer in 4-5 years. My oldest mate has terminal liver cancer with spreading tumours. His Oncologist has given him a year to live 'IF' he shells out eleven thousand dollars every two weeks for a medicine that will give him at best an 80% chance of surviving another year. So if he survives he will be destitute.

We live a few kilometres outside of a big town/small city.

When I go in that way I am always, ALWAYS greeted by a speeding ambulance, lights flashing. Generally more than one.

The roads are becoming dangerous with Vaccidents. People passing away at the wheel.

So grateful I didn't take the jab.

However there is still the chem-trails, the e-number food packing out the supermarkets and retarded political agents to keep an eye on.

We work on ourselves. We walk in the forest, eat only farm raised meat, drink only grass fed milk straight from the cow. Get our drinking water from a natural spring. Wash in well water.

We keep learning about the sovereign rights of a living man or living woman. We practice thankfulness, kindness, mindfulness and we share if people ask.

We are not perfect.

Plenty of work to do but we practice compassion, empathy and love in our house.

Blessings to all of you good people.

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