There is no one external thing or one set of things that can eradicate a mass psychosis. The power that will ultimately override it is an expansion of consciousness in millions of individuals whose life purpose is fundamentally altered to include citizenship, community and love.

Oct 31, 2020 · 3:30 AM UTC

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See, that's an example of 'weird.' Even if you are right.
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You are speaking for my heart. Real talk. All ships rise together. ❤️❤️❤️
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You are so spiritual, as am I. I find it interesting that you can’t see through the lies. I pray that you can see the truth as it is now continuously emerging and that your intuition is open to accept that these evil forces are being destroyed. Peace
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Thank you. In meditation tonight we spoke of respecting the next President regardless of who wins. We need to recognize that we all want safety, security, love, the ability to express ourselves, strive for greatness and freedom. We are not separate We are one. Do not give in
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I believe in the power of compassion especially for those who taunt and divide. I do, however, draw the line at the upper echelons of Government including the president. When I get negative tweets I often thank them for engaging in discourse about a country we both love.
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Wonderful.
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One may dream.
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🕉 Lord. Forgive me to tell this Truth: Since the beg. of time disagreement is key to our existence to move 4ward or we die. Adam & Eve: Cain & Abel: Esau & Jacob: Man & Woman. But we have not learned 2 navigate this Truth & find common ground to cross the bridge to New World. 🕉
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The DNC is corrupt. Anyone associated with them is complicit.
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In Aeschylus’ ‘Orestia’, the Greek poet describes Athena, the goddess of wisdom, summing up the civic responsibility of the citizens of Athens: ‘Let them render grace for grace, Let love be their common will.’ 2,500 years later, we are still struggling to learn this lesson.
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