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Monday, 3 August 2026

The Seven Hermetic Principles

 

The Journey After Death: Gentle Guidance for the Soul's Transition

 Through years of research and open discussion on the Cassiopaea Forum, drawing from studies, deep metaphysical writings, and many personal accounts of profound experiences, it becomes harder and harder to deny that consciousness continues after the body dies. There truly seems to be a place, a realm, that the soul moves into. Of course, one short video can't capture everything about the afterlife and the soul's journey. Still, there are some essential understandings that can make a real difference. In this video, we share core insights that appear again and again in afterlife literature, along with gentle affirmations you can use to help those you love cross over with greater peace, clarity, and love.....<<<Read More>>>...

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UFO crash in Kazakhstan: The story of a shepherd who befriends an alien

 Having sheltered a crashed alien, the shepherd Sagynbai may have saved the Soviet base with nuclear weapons from a UFO invasion.

This story took place in June 1979 in the Turgai region of the Kazakh SSR near Arkalyk – now almost abandoned, but then – a prosperous industrial city.

The local shepherd named Sagynbay, woke up in the middle of the night, left the house and saw that the sky was glowing. It seemed to him that the source of light was not far away, and the shepherd, saddling his horse, decided to go and find out what was the reason for the strange glow.

Having driven several kilometers from his native village, he saw traces of a large object falling from the sky in the night steppe. Deciding that it could be an airplane or a Soviet space satellite, the shepherd drove closer and was surprised to see a silver disk half buried in the rocky soil.

Deciding that it was not worth approaching such a find, Sagynbay went back to the village. And a few hundred meters from the fallen object, he came across an escape pod, very similar to a coal-black egg.

The surface of the capsule was of such texture that the shepherd decided that it was just a smoothly processed boulder. But at that moment, the “boulder” suddenly opened up, and from it, under the horse’s feet, fell out, as it seemed to Sagynbai at first, a tall man...<<<Read More>>>...

THIS Is How Those Who ALREADY Awakened in the 5th Dimension LIVE (It's NOT What You Think)

 

 

If you’ve experienced strange synchronicities, vivid dreams, or a sudden disconnection from the “old world,” this message is for you. 🌌 According to Dolores Cannon, these are signs that you’ve already entered the 5th Dimension — without even realizing it. 

In this video, we’ll explore what the 5D frequency really means, why so many people are feeling this energetic shift, and how to align your vibration with this new level of consciousness. 

Dolores Cannon described this transition as part of the New Earth, where humanity awakens to its true multidimensional nature. You’ll learn how to recognize the symptoms of ascension, how to stay grounded through the changes, and how to expand into your higher self’s awareness.

The Dairy Diabetes Defense: New Evidence for Nature’s Original Superfood

 Type 2 diabetes has reached epidemic proportions, fueled by a global industrial food system that prioritizes profit over human health. Conventional medicine, captured by pharmaceutical interests, offers only costly, symptom-managing drugs that fail to address root causes.

In this landscape of chronic disease, a powerful, natural defense is emerging from an unexpected source: nature's original superfood, dairy. New, large-scale scientific analysis reveals a stark nutritional divide. While processed industrial foods accelerate metabolic dysfunction, moderate consumption of certain whole-food dairy products is associated with a significantly lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. [Integrative Practitioner Article] This finding isn't just a dietary tip; it's a fundamental lesson in food sovereignty, illustrating how returning to unadulterated, traditional foods can restore metabolic health and fend off one of the most devastating diseases of our time....<<<Read More>>>.....

Food for Thought #1196

 

When wildfires appear to be increasing, we need to ask who’s causing them

The European Forest Fires Information System says that the number of wildfires in Europe is nearly double the 30-year average. The situation in the USA is probably worse and in Canada, not much better, Peter Koenig writes.

Wouldn’t this steady year-by-year increase of so-called “wildfires” raise the legitimate question of why and what or who causes them? he asks.

Every year, at least for the past five or six years, approximately starting with the (“UN”) Agenda 2030 – remember the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”)? – bush and forest fires have become more ferocious.

As of late July 2026, wildfires across the European Union (“EU”) have burned about 254,400 hectares (2,544 km²) since the start of the year, with France, Spain, Portugal and Italy among the worst-affected countries.

The European Forest Fires Information System (“EFFIS”), via the EU Joint Research Centre, reports 254,388 hectares (ha) burnt in the EU in 2026 up to 22 July 2026. This is above the 20-year average but slightly below the same period in 2025. See this for more info: Current wildfire situation in Europe, European Commission.

EFFIS maps fires bigger than 30 ha that include at least some forested area. Its figures represent roughly 95% of the total EU burned area.

In Spain and France, more than 200,000 people were evacuated or escaped by themselves, leaving their home and for many their life savings and assets (homes, farms, farm lands, cars and other amenities) behind to save their lives. Some escaped the spectacular Bordeaux peninsula, offering stunning landscapes and tourist areas, as well as oyster-farming villages and upmarket resorts.

Since the beginning of 2026, close to 1,300 fires have beendetected, though fewer than in the same period in 2025, when 1,329 were recorded. But more than double the long-term average (about 30 years) of 569 fires.

According to EFFIS, these fires emitted 8.31 million tonnes (Mt) of CO₂ since the start of 2026, slightly below the 8.48 Mt recorded in the same period in 2025, and the long-term average of 8.89 Mt. Consider, though, that the summer is not yet over. For comparison, an average European citizen emits 5.55 tonnes of CO₂ over an entire year (EDGAR 2024 recording – Emission Database for Global Atmospheric Research).

The situation in the US is probably even worse. As of late July 2026, the United States is experiencing a severe and above-average wildfire season, with the National Preparedness Level raised to its maximum (Level 5) and more than 16,000 km2 burned nationwide. This is about 140% above the 10-year average. The situation in Canada is not better....<<<Read More>>>....

Sunday, 2 August 2026

Sabaoth: The Archon Who Turned Against the Demiurge

 

 

His name is Sabaoth, the son of the Yaldabaoth, and according to the text On the Origin of the World, he turns away from the system he once served after hearing the voice of Sophia, the embodiment of divine wisdom. 

Rather than a cosmic battle, the transformation of Sabaoth begins with recognition — the moment a governing structure realizes a higher light exists beyond it. 

The Gnostic writings describe Sophia illuminating Sabaoth, elevating him to the seventh heaven, where he becomes a guardian at the threshold between worlds. 

But what does this story really mean? 

Is Sabaoth simply a mythological Archon… or is this ancient teaching describing something that can happen within human awareness itself?

New evidence reveals a 25,000-year-old center of magic, healing and ritual in Australia

 For at least 25,000 years, people entered Cloggs Cave carrying plants.

They did not appear to bring the grasses solely for food, warmth or ordinary domestic work. Instead, new microscopic evidence suggests that whole plants were deliberately gathered, transported into the secluded cave and burned in repeated, low-temperature fires — activities that strengthen the interpretation of Cloggs Cave as a place reserved for ritual specialists, healing practices and spiritual power.

Located in GunaiKurnai Country in southeastern Australia, Cloggs Cave preserves one of the continent's longest archaeological records of relationships between people and plants. A new study published in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology examined phytoliths — microscopic silica structures formed inside plants — preserved in deposits spanning approximately 25,000 years.

The results point toward something far more complex than a shelter where people simply cooked, slept or sought protection from the weather....<<<Read More>>>...

The Demiurge’s Final Trap — Last Illusion Before Awakening

 

 
 
In this video, we uncover the Demiurge’s final test — the illusion of light that challenges seekers just before true awakening. The ancient Gnostic mystics called it the last illusion before gnosis: a radiant imitation of truth designed to keep the soul dreaming within enlightenment’s mirror. 
 
You’ll learn how this luminous deception operates through ego, false ascension, and imitation light — and how true liberation begins not through resistance, but remembrance.

An unknown species of humans lived in America 130,000 years ago

 The conventional view is that the first humans arrived in America about 15,000 years ago, crossing from Asia via a land bridge that existed where the Bering Strait is now.

However, some recent evidence suggests that an unknown human species may have lived in California about 130,000 years ago. In 1992, while repairing a freeway in Southern California, workers found a large collection of ancient bones, including those of mastodons, prehistoric relatives of mammoths.

This site, which was named Cerutti Mastodon, was investigated by archaeologists and excavated. In 2017, they analyzed the bones of a mastodon that showed signs of being “processed” with tools. Next to these bones, they found stone artifacts that had been shaped by human hands, such as hammerstones and anvils.

Archaeologists have long recognized that the ancient Native Americans were skilled at hunting mastodons. But previous finds were dated to 15,000 years ago, and these were dated to about 130,000 years ago!...<<<Read More>>>...

 

Food for Thought #1195

 

Green Empire Strikes Back

Recently, it has felt like we had reached a new dawn on energy and climate policy with energy Jedi winning the argument against the Net Zero by 2050 target. Reform fought the election on a policy of abandoning Net Zero. More recently, the Tories have followed suit by abandoning the 2050 target, setting out their own cheap power plan and beginning to purge the party of Net Zero zealots like Gavin Barwell.

But the green empire is striking back with a new article (no paywall version here) in the Telegraph from Tim Stanley and Greg Jackson has also weighed in, cheering on Stanley’s article. Even DV himself has weighed in to support Tim Stanley. The trouble with Tim Stanley’s argument, in common with many Net Zero supporters, is that it is based on vibes and emotion, not analysis of actual data.


Time to dive in to see what Tim Stanley and Greg Jackson got so wrong....<<<.Read More>>>..

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Bill Gates held “Top Secret” security clearance in US Federal agencies for 7 years

 A few days ago, Senator Rand Paul released documents that showed Bill Gates was issued a Q clearance by the US Department of Energy (“DOE”). Gates held this high-level clearance from 2014 to 2021.

DOE describes a Q authorisation as “equivalent to Top Secret … with a Q an individual can be given access to Top Secret National Security Information if his or her duties require it.”

“If you have a current, Top-Secret security clearance … The access authorisation will be granted based on ‘reciprocity’: the principle that a security clearance or access authorisation at the same level granted by any authorised Federal agency must be recognised and accepted by all other agencies,” DOE explains....<<<Read More>>>...

Saturday, 1 August 2026

The Food Forest Continent They Erased From Every Map On Earth

 

 

What explains how humanity abandoned a continent-sized food production system — landscapes mathematically managed for perpetual yield, equipped with species assemblages tuned to every season's harvest — and replaced it with a standardized, commercially dependent agricultural infrastructure, without a single serious public reckoning about what that exchange actually cost us? 

 The standard explanation — that colonial settlers simply needed farmland, that timber was valuable, that progress won out through economic logic — collapses when you examine what the infrastructure actually replaced: not a primitive or accidental wilderness, but a system apparently built around the relationship between human communities, ecological intelligence, and the deliberately managed landscape. Food forests so deliberately designed that their species distributions were too regular to be natural. Landscapes engineered not merely to feed people, but to feed them freely, perennially, and without dependency. 

As I investigated the clearing record — from the 75,000 hectares of the Big Scrub reduced to 1% in under thirty years, to the commercial extinction of Australia's Red Cedar within a single generation, to the Gondwana Rainforests declining from continent-wide coverage to 0.4%, to the Murray-Darling Basin's ancient river food systems transformed through deliberate irrigation and clearing within one generation — a disturbing pattern materialized. These weren't parallel coincidences across unconnected regions. They were the same underlying erasure, executed within the same compressed historical window, across every continent where these older food-producing landscapes had taken root. ++And the legal instrument was already waiting. 

Terra Nullius didn't just dispossess people of their land. It erased the legal existence of the management systems that had made that land productive — reclassifying 65,000 years of continental horticulture as wilderness, making the most sophisticated free food system on earth legally invisible and therefore legally destroyable. And then the land grant system required settlers to actively replace it. Not permitted. Required. You couldn't receive land and simply harvest what was already growing. You had to clear it, farm it, make it legible to a system someone else controlled. 

Because here's what the replacement also did. It didn't just reorganize how food was produced. It may have severed something older. The relationship between people and landscape — between accumulated ecological knowledge and biological abundance — that had been embedded in Indigenous land management across tens of thousands of years was quietly superseded. Not debated. Not disproven. Just demolished. Made institutionally invisible through two words of Latin. And the generations who had lived inside that system were dispossessed, their ceremonies outlawed, their knowledge traditions broken — before any of it could be recorded, understood, or carried forward. 

 This investigation examines whether the agricultural infrastructure we inherited was designed not to feed human beings more effectively — but to replace a system that may have understood something about feeding them that cannot be owned, licensed, or commercially distributed. And whether something older, something that asked nothing of you in return, was deliberately made to disappear in that replacement. 

The material on this channel presents exploratory interpretations of history and imaginative speculation, conveyed through narrative storytelling rather than precise historical documentation. Viewpoints and visual representations are dramatized or intentionally constructed to support alternative narrative exploration. Visual elements may at times be created using automated or generative tools. The content shared should not be considered factual.

Britons face winter of surging energy bills as Europe facing gas stockpile shortage

 Europe is hurtling toward a potential energy emergency this winter after gas stockpiles dropped to levels not seen in years, according to a report from The Telegraph.

Storage facilities across the continent stand just above 50 percent full in late July—a historically low figure for this time of year—leaving the region on course to begin the cold season with sites only about 75 percent full, well below the five-year average of 90 percent.

The shortfall stems directly from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, which has disrupted roughly one-fifth of global energy supplies and forced heavy drawdowns of reserves....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1194

 

Gunpowder, Treason and Slop

 The BBC has branded Guy Fawkes an ‘astonishing activist’ in a Bitesize educational game for primary school children, ranking the would-be regicide alongside Nelson Mandela, Rosa Parks and Emmeline Pankhurst. The resource, apparently created in the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, invites children to play as Fawkes as he evades guards beneath Parliament. The Telegraph has the story:

The BBC has called Guy Fawkes an “astonishing activist” and likened him to Nelson Mandela.

In history resources for children, the plotter who tried to blow up Parliament and King James I is counted among civil rights activists “who wanted to change the world”.

The BBC Bitesize material for primary schools ranks Fawkes alongside Rosa Parks, the civil rights activist, Emmeline Pankhurst, the suffragette, and Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader.

The material takes the form of an educational game titled “Back in time with… Astonishing Activists”, which invites children into the world of the campaigners, including the would-be regicide.

The game appears to have been created in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020, and the tagline of the resource on the BBC website states that children can “take a trip back in time and learn all about the people who fought racism, campaigned for women’s rights… and changed the world forever”.

The game explains Fawkes’s involvement in the failed 1605 plot to detonate gunpowder beneath Parliament during the state opening, potentially killing the king and several hundred courtiers.

The plot was intended to remove the new king, amid disappointment that concessions for Catholics did not materialise when he took the throne, and to bring about an armed rebellion that would install a sympathetic ruler.

Fawkes was caught, tortured and executed. His co-conspirators, including Robert Catesby, the plot leader, were hunted down and killed....<<<Read More>>>...

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The healing power of apple cider vinegar and honey: A natural remedy backed by science

 Apple cider vinegar (ACV) provides probiotics, while honey acts as a prebiotic – supporting a balanced gut microbiome. May reduce bloating and improve digestion (though evidence remains largely anecdotal).

ACV improves insulin sensitivity and slows carb breakdown, preventing spikes. Raw honey raises glucose more gradually than refined sugar and contains protective antioxidants.

Both ACV and honey have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, aiding against colds, sore throats and infections. Honey coats the throat, suppressing coughs as effectively as some OTC medications. ACV may modestly lower cholesterol and blood pressure. Honey's antioxidants help protect blood vessels.

ACV promotes satiety by slowing stomach emptying, reducing calorie intake. Honey helps curb sugar cravings, supporting healthier eating habits.

For centuries, apple cider vinegar (ACV) and honey have been revered for their medicinal properties. Today, modern research confirms what traditional healers have long known – this potent combination, known as oxymel, offers a wide range of health benefits, from improving digestion to boosting heart health. But how exactly does this ancient remedy work, and what should you know before incorporating it into your daily routine?

ACV and honey each bring unique healing properties to the table. When combined, they create a synergistic effect that enhances their individual benefits....<<<Read More>>>... 

The Monad: The Hidden Exit From the Demiurge’s Reality

 

 

What if the reason you keep getting pulled back into anxiety, distraction, craving, and comparison is because you’re living inside a structure that was never designed for you to ascend? 

In this video, we explore one of the deepest teachings in Gnosticism: the idea that the true prison isn’t external — it’s consciousness fragmented into identity, time, fear, and endless mental narration. The ancient Gnostics called this lower structure the Demiurge’s world — not the true Source, but a counterfeit reality sustained by division and forgetting.

Islamo-communism: The similarities and differences between Islamism and Communism

In this World Net Daily article, Victor Davis Hanson examines the perplexing modern alliance between radical Islam and Western Marxism/socialism, arguing that despite deep ideological contradictions, the two movements have united in shared hostility toward Western civilisation, capitalism, Israel and democratic norms.

Hanson highlights fundamental incompatibilities: Islam is theocentric and demands exclusive loyalty to Allah, while Marxism treats religion as the “opiate of the masses” and seeks material justice in the here and now rather than in an afterlife.

Socialists and Marxists historically reject monarchy and hereditary power, yet much of the Islamic world remains organised around tribal and monarchical structures that Marxism would ordinarily oppose.

Islam prioritises tribal and ethnic affinity, whereas socialism and communism emphasise a global proletariat that transcends national or ethnic identity.

Despite these differences, both camps share a deep animosity toward Western civilisation’s core values, including free speech, religious pluralism and market capitalism.

Both exhibit intense hostility toward Jews and the state of Israel, a convergence that overrides earlier socialist affinities with early Zionist kibbutzim.

Both reject classical liberalism’s emphasis on individual liberty and opportunity, preferring instead coercive redistribution and enforced equality enforced by state power.

Hanson notes that both traditions have shown a willingness to justify violence as a necessary means to achieve their political ends....<<<Read More>>>...

Friday, 31 July 2026

Food for Thought #1193

 

Feng Shui Energy

 Our living spaces can be nurturing homes for our bodies and souls when we make sure that our surroundings accurately reflect who we are as individuals and who we aspire to become. No matter how positive and creative you may be in your inner world, if your home or work surroundings are contradictory or present energetic barriers, you are likely to find it difficult to manifest all that you desire. By paying attention to the flow of energy around you, you can align your inner intentions with your outer realities to make your life a conscious act of creation.

We can look to the ancient Asian art of feng shui for guidance. Since the words “feng” and “shui” mean “wind” and “water,” you may want to walk through your home and imagine the way these elements would flow through your space. You can evaluate whether or not your home is a balanced ecosystem that would allow a plant to flourish. Look for signs of debris that might obstruct flow; clutter acts like hurdles placed in your path, blocking you from creating what you want in your life. Once the obstacles are recognized, however, they can be removed to let energy flow freely throughout your home and your life, so you can thrive.

Your home can be thought of as a metaphor for your life. A neglected space may correspond to a lack of growth in your career or personal relationships. By shifting your perception, you shift the way you direct your energy and attention, which can enable you to make the changes you need to actively create the life of your dreams. If you need some assistance, you can always turn to a feng shui practitioner, but the most important thing is that you understand what resonates with your core in order to feel alive and nurtured by your home. (Daily OM)


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LiDAR Scans Reveal Thousands of Ancient Earthworks Beneath Amazon Rainforest

 Laser scans of the southwestern Amazon have revealed nearly 400 previously unknown earthworks hidden beneath the rainforest canopy, according to a study led by the University of Helsinki and published in the journal Nature. The findings indicate that the region, in what is now the Brazilian state of Acre, was home to a large pre-Columbian population that researchers have named the Aquiry civilization.

The research team used computer modeling to estimate that about 20,000 earthworks may exist across an area of roughly 400,000 square kilometers. According to the study, the region was home to an estimated 1.25 million to three million people during the first millennium AD. The results were reported in late July 2026....<<<Read More>>>...


Food for Thought #1192

 

Climate Change Catastrophism is a Leftist Weapon

What we drive, how we heat our homes, what we eat, how much water we use: every modern activity increases industrial CO2 emissions in a manner not dissimilar to air conditioning. Do all such intimate, local decisions therefore necessitate governmental oversight and regulation? And if so, what freedoms can possibly remain?

The roots of such worrisome totalising can be traced in the more academic realm to the 1960s and 1970s, with the publication of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring, Paul Ehrlich’s the Population Bomb and the Club of Rome’s the Limits to Growth. More distal influences, such as Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto of 1848, also merit consideration, as we shall see.

There is another source, however, unmatched in its combination of scientific pretension, charged emotional tone, policy impact and mass appeal: former Vice President Al Gore’s 2006 documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which this year marks its 20th anniversary.

More than any other single work, this glossy, visually dramatic production translated the abstractions of climate modelling into a compelling, emotionally charged narrative – one that struck fear into the hearts of tens of millions. It did so by framing mankind’s industrial activity and consequent increase in CO2 production as the driver of a truly dangerous increase in global temperature. It did so by warning of severe and impending ecological devastation and economic disruption. It did so by arguing for the necessity of emergency response, while casting dissent as the most serious of modern sins....<<<Read More>>>...

Genesis - Follow You Follow Me

 

AI and digital devices are causing children to become depressed and confused

Classroom devices, smartphones and, increasingly, AI chatbots are stunting children’s cognitive and emotional development and driving a youth mental-health crisis, experts warn.

The age of artificial intelligence is fuelling a generation of fragile, developmentally stunted and gender-dysphoric children, two analysts warned parents.

Classroom devices, smartphones and, increasingly, AI chatbots are stunting children’s cognitive and emotional development and driving a youth mental-health crisis, Michael Marinacio, executive director of the Centre for Responsible Technology, and Nicole Runyon, a former child psychotherapist and parent coach, said during an online event hosted by parental rights group Moms for Liberty.

“[W]e’re creating mental illness,” Runyon said. “[Children] don’t feel like they can trust themselves or that they’re capable of doing really anything.”

Runyon recalled that, as a counsellor, young people told her “they didn’t want to get married … They didn’t want to bring kids into this world … They feel like they’re this victim in a world that is falling apart.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Thursday, 30 July 2026

Food for Thought #1191

 

Vigilante movement gaining massive momentum to knock out Flock surveillance cameras

An underground network of privacy activists is disabling and destroying automated license plate reader cameras manufactured by Flock Safety as the devices proliferate across the United States.

The first time the Minneapolis activist known as “NoMark” targeted a Flock camera, he waited an hour for the right moment, pacing among bushes near a pole holding the device. “I was just so nervous,” he later recalled.

NoMark, who has built a large online following for his masked vigilante actions, climbed the pole, taped over the lens, and cut the power wires before fleeing. He has since taken down more than a dozen of the cameras and says the work now takes only a few minutes.

Flock’s black cameras, paired with solar panels and mounted on poles, photograph vehicles and compare the images against vast databases. The company, based in Georgia and valued at $8.4 billion, says its systems scan license plates billions of times each month in roughly 6,000 communities across nearly every state.

Critics argue the technology enables warrantless tracking of ordinary people in public spaces. Flock maintains the devices are not mass-surveillance tools and cannot track individuals....<<<Read More>>>...

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The timeless appeal of copper cookware: Why this classic material still reigns in modern kitchens

 Copper is highly conductive, heating up and cooling down faster than other metals. This makes it perfect for cooking delicate foods like fish and caramels that need steady, controlled heat.

Copper cookware is costly because it is handcrafted and made from a limited material. It also requires high maintenance.

Unlined copper can react with acidic foods, so safe copper pots have a protective lining (usually tin or stainless steel). If the lining stays intact, the cookware is safe to use.

Many people buy copper because it is beautiful and adds a classic, professional look to a kitchen. Beyond looks, it provides even heating with no hot spots and is five times more efficient than iron at transferring heat.

Although it is pricey and requires effort to maintain, well-cared-for copper cookware can last for generations. For those who can afford it, buying just one or two key pieces is a smart way to improve cooking performance.

When it comes to cookware, copper is a classic material. It's a timeless showstopper beloved by professional chefs and culinary legends, gracing the walls of Julia Child's iconic kitchen and hanging from Martha Stewart's ceiling pot rack.

Given copper's sustained popularity and pretty patina, home cooks may be curious about its uses, cost and care, which are all important factors that will ultimately help determine if copper pots and pans are right for their kitchen....<<<Read More>>>... 

The Plasma Event That Melted The Old World (1552 Evidence)

 

 
 
What really happened in the year 1009? Why do ancient manuscripts show the sky tearing open, and why did the most massive stone structures of the Old World suddenly melt into glass?
 
 For centuries, we have been told that the terrifying illustrations in the 1552 Augsburg Book of Miracles were just religious myths and peasant superstitions. But modern ice cores, ancient tree rings, and the vitrified ruins of megalithic forts tell a much darker, undeniable truth: the Earth was struck by a massive, atmospheric plasma cataclysm. 
 
In this documentary, we investigate the cosmic reset of the early 11th century, the undeniable science of Peratt Instabilities, and how the surviving institutions rebranded a natural astronomical event as "divine wrath" to traumatize and control the population. 
 
The history of the world was stolen from the ashes. But the genetic memory of how to survive the cycle is still written in your DNA.

Britain’s Collision Course With Trump’s Energy Counter-Revolution

 Ed Miliband has spent his career as one of the world’s most committed climate zealots, and he now finds himself installed as Foreign Secretary in Andy Burnham’s new government, personally taking up the United Kingdom’s seat as Governor of the World Bank. 

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office announced this week that the former Energy Secretary would personally occupy the United Kingdom’s seat as Governor of the World Bank, a job normally left to a junior minister, so that the “climate crisis” and overseas development sit at the very heart of British foreign policy. “International development is not an add-on to British foreign policy – it is central to it,” Miliband declared. “By taking on the role of UK governor to the World Bank, I want to send an unambiguous signal that this Government is serious about its global leadership on development and climate.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1190

 

EU’s Green Deal is pushing Europe into decline

 The great majority of mankind aspires to more prosperity, which requires abundant and cheap energy. However, the EU is using its Green Deal to do the opposite.

In the following, Samuel Furfari highlights a report that reveals the EU is clinging to the pretence of leading an “energy transition” as Europe declines under the weight of “green” climate policies.

An Energy Institute report reveals a Europe clinging to the pretence of leading an “energy transition” as the continent declines under the weight of climate policies whose quixotically utopian objectives are negated elsewhere by fossil fuel-supported economic growth.

Data from the 75th edition of the annual ‘Statistical Review of World Energy‘ will surprise only those ignoring the facts: The world continues to depend massively on fossil fuels [more correctly, hydrocarbon fuels]. Solar and wind technologies, while expanding, still lag ever-rising energy demand, which last year reached a record 600 exajoules. (That’s 600 quintillion joules, where a joule is equal to the work necessary to create one watt of power for one second.)

Of total primary energy consumption, 86% came from fossil fuels – oil at 33.5%; coal, 27.6%; and natural gas, 25.1%. Accounting for just 3% were solar and wind, which are heavily promoted by the European Commission over the much-demonised hydrocarbons.

From 2015-2025, the first decade of the Paris Agreement on climate change, global energy consumption rose more than 14%, with sharply contrasting dynamics. European Union use declined about 1% annually, while consumption in the Asia-Pacific region grew 2.6%....<<<Read More>>>...


Wednesday, 29 July 2026

Carrion Crow Medicine

 

Marxism and Shia Islam have a core feature in common

 Marx’s theory of immiseration and Twelver Shia eschatology share a common structural feature: both teach that history moves forward only through a period of necessary, progressive worsening, after which a total redemptive inversion suddenly occurs. Everything else follows from that single shared manifesto.

“Redemptive inversion” is the common core. It means the existing order is not improved by degrees; it is completely reversed. Workers’ misery and Islam-defined injustice are inverted into their opposites; that is, Islam-defined perfect justice and workers’ liberation.

In Marxism, the accumulated suffering of the working class under capitalism is inverted into the classless society. In Twelver doctrine, the earth filled with Islam-defined oppression is inverted into the earth filled with Islam-defined justice by the Mahdi. In both systems, the night must first become extremely dark – violently dark – before the dawn can break.

Marx explains the mechanism of that prior darkening in economic terms. In ‘Capital, he analyses the rising “organic composition of capital” – the growing ratio of constant capital (machines and technology) to variable capital (living labour). As this ratio increases, relatively fewer workers are required. An industrial reserve army of the unemployed expands. That reserve army then “disciplines the working class”: it holds down wages, weakens bargaining power and keeps workers insecure and fragmented.

The result is relative immiseration. Marx’s own formulation is precise: “Accumulation of wealth at one pole is, therefore, at the same time accumulation of misery, the torment of labour, slavery, ignorance, brutalisation and moral degradation at the opposite pole.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Why You Lost All Motivation After Spiritual Awakening | Carl Jung Knew Why

 

 

Why you have no motivation after spiritual awakening? It's not depression — and it’s not laziness. According to Carl Jung, losing motivation after awakening can be a natural psychological stage.

The Case for EVs Has Failed

 The pantomime scene called 'CO2 Is Innocent But Let's Blame It For A Non-Existent Crisis" is in full swing but people have woken up and have seen through the deception

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UK Net Zero policy aims at balancing the production and removal of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2), methane and nitrous oxide by 2050. The primary greenhouse gas from transport is CO2 produced by burning fuels containing carbon such as petrol and diesel in conventional internal combustion vehicles. The entire Vehicle Excise Duty regime pivots on this single metric. Current Government transport policy is aimed at reducing CO2 emissions to help meet Net Zero targets. In addition, Government documents also mention as objectives reducing local pollution from transport, improving connectivity across Britain, growing the economy by enhancing the transport network and increasing the global impact of the UK to boost influence and maximise trade. However, these other objectives are not clearly prioritised, the costs and challenges of implementation are not specified and flagrant contradictions between these different aims are simply ignored.

The scale of the challenge of ‘decarbonising’ transport is very large. Transport accounts for 26% of total UK emissions, which is 0.27% of total global emissions. As a rough guide from Government statistics, the major contributing sectors to transport emissions are road transport (70%), aviation (20%) and marine (8%). In Great Britain, there are around 42 million registered road vehicles – 34 million cars, five million vans and 0.8 million heavy goods vehicles and buses. Of these vehicles, as of March 2025 only 1.5 million were pure battery electric vehicles. Cars and vans account for about half while heavy goods vehicles and buses account for 15% of total transport CO2....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1189

 

Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters says the ruling class is steering the ship into the rocks, and ordinary people are the ones who pay

 Roger Waters spent decades warning that the machine grinds on, that walls get built between people who have far more in common than they've been told, and that comfortable numbness is exactly what those in power count on. Now the Pink Floyd co-founder is aiming that same warning at the war in Ukraine, arguing that Western governments and arms manufacturers are steering the world toward catastrophe while the people paying the actual price, on both sides of the front line, are treated as an acceptable cost of doing business. Speaking Monday on Rick Sanchez's The Sanchez Effect, Waters called European proposals to raise NATO military spending to 5 percent of GDP "effing insane," and made clear he sees this conflict the same way he has always seen power: as a machine that runs on money and indifference, and keeps running until ordinary people refuse to feed it any longer.

His comments arrive weeks after a separate, wide-ranging conversation with Tucker Carlson, in which the musician questioned the official 9/11 narrative and described a culture of enforced silence that punished anyone who dared to ask questions....<<<Read More>>>...

Quote for the Day

 

Cultivating Assertiveness With Care

 For many of us, asserting ourselves can feel surprisingly complicated. We may fear that speaking honestly will disappoint someone, create distance, or cost us a relationship we deeply value. So we stay quiet, minimize what we need, or just try to keep the peace. Others may protect themselves by putting up emotional armor — becoming defensive, shutting down, or speaking more sharply than intended. Beneath each response is often the same longing: to be understood without losing connection.

Healthy communication offers us another path — one that allows us to be honest without abandoning either ourselves or the person in front of us. It asks us to speak from vulnerability rather than blame, perhaps saying, “This is hard for me to share, but I want to be truthful” or “I care about you, and I need something to change.” When we let our honesty be held by warmth, curiosity, and respect, even difficult conversations can become an opening rather than a rupture.

This is the heart of assertiveness: learning to stand up for yourself without standing against someone else. Not every conversation will unfold perfectly, but each time we express ourselves with greater clarity and compassion, we strengthen our capacity for genuine connection. We begin to discover that boundaries don’t have to become walls. They can become the soil from which learning, growth, and healing can bloom. (Daily OM)

Tuesday, 28 July 2026

Food for Thought #1188

 


Authentic 1948 film of pilot Captain Mantell crash while chasing a UFO

 On January 7, 1948, 25-year-old Captain Thomas F. Mantell, a Kentucky Air National Guard pilot, died in the crash of his P-51 Mustang fighter plane near Franklin, Kentucky, United States, after being sent in pursuit of an unidentified flying object (UFO).

The event was among the most publicized early UFO incidents, reports ufosightingshotspot.blogspot.com.

Later investigation by the United States Air Force’s Project Blue Book indicated that Mantell may have died chasing a Skyhook balloon, which in 1948 was a top-secret project that he would not have known about.

Mantell pursued the object in a steep climb and disregarded suggestions to level his altitude. At high altitude he blacked out from a lack of oxygen; his plane went into a downward spiral and crashed....<<<Read More>>>... 

Quote for the Day

 

New UK PM Andy Burnham Has Supported a 90% Cut in Hydrocarbon Use Within 10 Years

 As Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham wanted to slash hydrocarbon use by 90% in 10 years. Now the new Energy Minister is making similar noises. Chris Morrison wonders if destroying modern society is still the plan.

Praise the Lord, a Saviour from the North walks amongst us. The UK’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham has apparently hinted that a tad more oil and gas might be taken from Britain’s remaining treasure trove lying undisturbed in the North Sea. Is this a push back on fanatical Net Zero treason as some commentators have suggested? Probably not. As always there is no need for conspiracy theories – just look at what they supported and said in the past. The new Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh is a green blob-funded whack job straight out of central climate casting, while the new tee-shirt wearing top dog is all signed up to the evil, society-destroying Climate and Nature (CAN) Bill....<<<Read More>>>... 

Food for Thought #1187

 

How to Hydrate Skin From the Inside Out: A Step-by-Step Guide

 Skin dehydration is a condition of temporary water loss that can affect any skin type, according to dermatologists and wellness reports. Unlike dry skin, which is characterized by a lack of oil, dehydrated skin requires water replenishment through both internal and external methods. Observers and wellness practitioners report that individuals with visibly healthy, clear skin tend to follow a specific set of daily habits that emphasize natural, non-pharmaceutical approaches centered on personal care, nutrition, and lifestyle, as reported in published interviews.

According to the book "The Nature of Beauty" by Imelda Burke, dry and dehydrated skin often go hand-in-hand and may come with the years, the season, or inherited skin type. Visual cues include flakiness, red patches, and a rough texture, and lines may be more visible in dry and dehydrated skin. An article in NaturalNews.com by Willow Tohi states that chronic dry skin is often linked to internal factors like dehydration, nutrient deficiencies, and stress, not just external weather, and that topical moisturizers primarily hydrate the skin's surface while internal nourishment supports deeper layers...<<<Read More>>>...


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