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Controlling Obsession to Control
Obsessions enslave us. It’s a direct insult to God — poking Him in the eye — when you seek control over things He said were His to control. That goes for weather, climate and the earth in general. We aren’t … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged business, divine justice, internet, moral perception, Network Civilization, oppression, Reddit, technology
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Background on Greece and Debt
First: Let’s remind ourselves that Greece is a county like other countries in that there are lots of people with conflicting desires, plans, hopes and dreams. I’ve often panned the Greeks in historical terms for poisoning the world with their … Continue reading
Posted in globalism
Tagged banking, economics, history, propaganda, resistance, social sciences, survival, western civilization
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The Otherworldly Call
Dear readers, I’m pretty sure most of you realized long ago that our official governing institutions are not really the human government over any of us. The structure we see is a facade, though the people involved are surely dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, government, human government, mysticism, oppression, peace, psychology, resistance, spirituality, war
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Psalm 57
In the header we learn this was written during the time David hid out in the Cave of Adullam, referring to events in 1 Samuel 22. At least one cave in that area offers a very large inner chamber after … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged history israel, human suffering, King David, prayer, Psalms, wisdom literature, worship
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Shepherd of Hearts
I tread the lush green pastures of God’s provision. He calls me to His mountains and teaches me how to make the wild waters run still so others can drink. I had no ambition to do any of this, but … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, culture, epistemology, heart-mind, mysticism, nature, sensory heart, spirituality, True Shepherd of Souls
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Photolog 9: Extended Harrah Loop
Today we explore. This is essentially the Harrah Loop but we add a couple miles north and see where that takes us. (Reminder: it’s pronounced “hair’-uh”.) This should provide an adequate test of my work on the Diamondback Edgewood bike. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged american churches, cycling, geography, Harrah Church, Indian Meridian, photography, Ukrainian Orthodox Church
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Fixing the Diamondback Bike
This is a frivolous post on bicycle hardware, so you can ignore it. Behold, my Diamondback in all her glory. The other day I was feeling energetic and I went out and got the front wheel for this thing. After … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, Diamondback, fitness, health, miscellaneous, valve stem
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Not a “Conspiracy”
There has always been a ruling elite, people who regarded themselves above the common folks. Fasten your seat belts, because in order to keep this short, I have to make broad sweeping generalizations. Perhaps you are aware that the term … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged assassination of JFK, Babylon, conspiracy theory, government, history, internet, Nimrod, oppression, peace, propaganda, ruling elite, spirituality, Warren Commission
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Response to ACIM Folks
I’ve gotten some queries from folks who have an affinity for A Course in Miracles and related materials. Recently that traffic appears to have risen somewhat and I felt the need for an anchored reference point on this blog regarding … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged ACIM, mainstream christianity, mysticism, peace, religion, spirituality, theological controversies, writing
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