Many of these philosophers, including Henri Bergson and William James, were interested in what was called “psychical research”. This was the academic study of paranormal phenomena including telepathy, telekinesis and other-worldly spirits....<<<Read More>>>...
The session, delivered simultaneously by subject teachers during period two on a scintillatingly bright Tuesday morning, begins with a tannoy announcement from the Principal. Adopting the calm voice of an aircraft pilot whose plane has hit unexpected turbulence, he reassures students that what follows is a wholly preventative measure and that the need for actual lockdown is vanishingly small. Students’ faces are fixed with wry smiles in a show of performative nonchalance, yet their steely eyes betray an attentiveness I can only dream of in my ordinary lessons. Suddenly, I’m transported back to my own youth in the 1980s, where the threat of nuclear annihilation provided a humming backdrop to video rental stores, Sony Walkmans and New Romanticism.
Next comes the 30-second blast of the Lockdown Siren: a bleating screech punctuated by a relentless “Lockdown! Lockdown!” that gets teeth grating. It’s equal parts Jon Pertwee-era Doctor Who and some forgotten public information film from the 1970s — theatrical, absurd and quietly chilling. All smiles vanish....<<<Read More>>>...
The partnership, announced earlier this week, will begin with a pilot program involving the 11 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). According to the WHO, the program aims to create a 'replicable model' for potential export to other countries. The digital wallets will initially contain digital international certificates of vaccination or prophylaxis, with plans to later expand to 'broader personal health summaries' ...<<<Read More>>>...
The only certainty is that the original conspirators died long ago and
the plot has been passed down through the generations, with powerful
bankers; the descendants of former Nazis and members of European royalty
making up a disparate and unlikely board of management for the
conspiracy.
One certainty is that the conspiracy has become more
complex, more sophisticated, and more evil with each year that has
passed. Another certainty is that the apparent protagonists (you
undoubtedly know their names as well as I do and since I’d like to be
able to publish this book, you can fill them in for yourself) who think
they rule the world are merely figure heads causing chaos, promoting
their own lunatic ideas, making obscene amounts of money (largely by
cheating and crookery) pretending to be philanthropists, exhibiting
their own absurd hypocrisies and idiosyncrasies but following the game
plan prepared for them by the Bilderbergers, the insiders at the World
Economic Forum, members of at least two royal families and by a cluster
of old school bankers left over from Jekyll Island, and doing what they
are told to do.
Everything bad that has happened, and is happening, has a purpose. Everything bad that is happening was planned...<<<Read More>>>...
Why do thousands of monumental civic buildings—across America, Europe, Asia, and Australia—display the same architectural impossibility: massive copper domes, elaborate metal spire systems, conductive pathways running from roof to foundation, and geometric precision that suggests engineering specifications rather than aesthetic choices, all supposedly constructed as mere decoration during a 60-year period when such coordination should have been impossible? Archival photographs from the 1850s through 1910 show these structures appearing simultaneously across six continents with identical metal compositions, foundation depths, and mathematical proportions, yet with no documentation explaining the global coordination, the engineering principles behind their conductive systems, or why construction abruptly ceased after 1910.
As I examined architectural plans, construction records, and the physical evidence embedded in these buildings, a repeating pattern emerged: identical dome specifications appearing worldwide within decades, metal frameworks connecting sky to earth through elaborate conductive pathways, foundation systems extending far deeper than structural support requires, and a suspicious absence of technical documentation explaining the true purpose of these precisely-engineered elements. These weren't simple government buildings—they were nodes in what appears to be a global energy infrastructure, featuring domes that weren't decorative, spires that weren't ornamental, and metal compositions that suggest electrical conduction rather than architectural fashion, all constructed during the exact period before centralized wired power grids replaced them.
This investigation explores the forbidden energy theory—that these civic structures were designed to channel, store, and transmit electrical energy without wires, utilizing atmospheric electricity, resonant frequencies, and conductive materials to create a distributed power system we no longer acknowledge, and serving purposes far beyond housing courtrooms and government offices. The deeper we examine the architectural evidence, the global coordination problem, the mathematical precision, and the technological sophistication, the harder it becomes to believe these were simply monuments to civic pride rather than inherited infrastructure repurposed after original knowledge was lost or deliberately erased.
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.
The hopeful part is that these patterns can change. By compassionately understanding your own past conditioning, you can begin to heal what’s keeping you stuck. That might mean rewiring unconscious beliefs, regulating your nervous system, or simply returning to practices that nourish your mind, body, spirit, and heart. And when that healing takes root? You’ll naturally draw in connections that feel healthier, more reciprocal, and kind....<<<Read More>>>...
I think it’s less the specifically Islamic aspect of the event, rather the in-your-face-nature of it all. It seems that those seeking to make Islam ‘mainstream’ and ‘nothing to be frightened of’ and ‘just another way of being’ are making the same mistake as the extreme end of the trans lobby: forcing it down our throats.
Britain is a tolerant country but what we dislike more than anything is ‘showing off’. The kids have an aversion to ‘try hards’ or ‘pick mes’ those types who always want to be first, at the front of the queue or given a special pat on the head. There is something instinctively British about this modest attitude and it’s one that special interest groups would be wise to remember....<<<Read More>>>....
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Sometimes you have to read stories that reptilians live among us – creatures that are similar in description to prehistoric lizards.
There is even an opinion that some people are actually reptilians. And they allegedly came from another planet. In fact, such visions are easy to cause with the help of certain chemicals. This has been proven by scientific and medical experiments.
Evidence and mention of reptilians are found in almost all ancient world cultures. For example, figurines of creatures resembling dinosaurs, about 7,000 years old, were found on the territory of Mesopotamia.
The ancient Sumerian texts tell about the Anunnaki, who at one time ruled over the inhabitants of the earth and also looked very much like lizards.
The Indian Vedas mention the serpentine race of Nagas, who are able to change shape. The Zulus have myths about the Chitauri, sinister creatures with the heads of pythons....<<<Read More>>>...
How many times have you woken up feeling euphoric or deeply disturbed by a dream so vivid it felt indistinguishable from reality?
The kind of dream that lingers. Perhaps you notice recurring motifs:
specific places, faces, symbols, or even fantastical settings. You are
quick to dismiss these as psychological quirks of the brain, and chances are, you will have forgotten about such dreams by midday.
But
what if your dreams weren’t just caprices of the sleepy mind? What if
they were revealing glimpses into a mirror realm in which your consciousness
was wandering?
To go even further, perhaps recurring dreams suggest a
connection to another reality. For David Leong, PhD, an academic
specializing in metaphysics and epistemology (the study of
distinguishing opinion from justified belief) this might not be just an
interesting hypothesis, but the truth.
“Dreams may be windows
into distinct realities governed by their laws, in which the mind,
unfettered by the constraints of wakefulness, can explore and interact
with new forms of existence,”...<<<Read More>>>...
A recent meningitis outbreak in the UK prompted a surge of panicked headlines – followed by acknowledgement, and relief, that cases may already have peaked. What should we all know about this disease?
“Outbreaks are alarming, and fear is exacerbated by media reporting. But although meningitis spreads via close, prolonged contact … it is not highly contagious,” World Council for Health writes.
This month, a meningitis outbreak among students in Kent, England – linked to a nightclub in Canterbury – was the subject of serious concern. It tragically claimed the lives of two young people: a teenager and a 21-year-old.
The media coverage was alarming: for example, “The deadly delays in tackling meningitis outbreak,” The Telegraph said. And “experts warn of explosive outbreak … one of the fastest-growing outbreaks of the disease they have seen in the UK,” The Guardian reported.
Yet a few days later, the tone and content were calmer. The BBC announced, “Meningitis outbreak passes peak, says health agency.” Similarly, The Guardian went with, “Kent meningitis outbreak may have peaked as UKHSA reports slowdown in cases.” And the Daily Mail confirmed that “Meningitis cases fall as health officials reveal some people were wrongly told they had the disease.”
So, what are the facts about meningitis, and what do the statistics actually show us? (N.B. Information presented here is up-to-date at the time of writing.)
Meningitis is not a single disease. It’s an umbrella term which covers inflammation of the brain/spinal cord (the meninges).
Most cases are not the dangerous kind. Viral meningitis is far more common and usually self-limiting. Bacterial meningitis is rarer but more serious.
Overall risk is to the public is low. Total meningitis deaths (from all causes combined) are typically in the low hundreds per year. The meningococcal form – which is most associated with outbreaks among young people – accounts for only a small fraction of these. In England in 2023-4, there were 8 recorded deaths from meningococcal disease, compared with around 30 deaths in adjacent years. The case fatality rate may appear to fluctuate a lot, but that is a normal statistical volatility owing to the small numbers overall.
Many people carry the bacteria harmlessly. Around 1 in 10 people may carry meningococcal bacteria without symptoms.
Early symptoms are non-specific. These include common symptoms such as headache, fever and nausea. But severe cases can deteriorate very quickly....<<<Read More>>>....
Since reality is in a constant state of flux, it doesn’t make sense to be rigid or to cling to any one idea of what is happening or what is going to happen. We are more in tune with reality when we are flexible. Being in tune enables us to adjust to the external environment and other people as they change and grow. When we are rigid or stuck in our ways, we hunker down, clinging to a concept of reality rather than reality itself. When we do this, we cut ourselves off from life, and we miss out on valuable opportunities, as well as a lot of joy.
Just as we create flexibility in our bodies by stretching physically, we can create limberness in our minds by stretching mentally. Every day we have the opportunity to exercise our flexibility. We can do this in small ways such as taking a different route home from work or changing our exercise routine. On a larger scale, we can rearrange the furniture or redo a room in our house. If these are things we already do regularly, we can stretch our minds by imagining several different possibilities for how the next year will unfold. As we do this, our minds become more supple and open, and when changes come our way, we are able to accommodate and flow with the new reality.(Daily OM)
Some individuals report concerns about dependency or tolerance associated with conventional sleep medications, leading them to explore herbal options. A perspective noted in medical literature suggests that the widespread use of pharmaceutical sleep aids is reinforced by what is described as an 'industry-concocted notion' that insomnia stems from a simple chemical imbalance. This perspective, according to the source, discourages addressing personal and lifestyle factors...<<<Read More>>>...
In terms of spiritual practice, at this moment, there are more tools available to more people than at any other time in history. We have access to so much wisdom through books, magazines, the internet, television, and film. In addition, the time-honored practice of meditation is free, and sitting quietly everyday, listening to the universe, is a great way to start the journey within. There is further inspiration in the fact that the greatest teachers we have are our own life experiences, and they come to us every day with new lessons and new opportunities to learn. If we look at the people around us, we may realize that we have a spiritual community already intact, and if we don’t, we can find one, if not in our own neighborhood then online.
Meanwhile, if we feel called to travel in search of teachers and experiences, then by all means, we should. But if we can’t go to India, Burma, or Indonesia, or if we don’t have the desire, this is not an obstacle in terms of our spiritual development. In fact, we may simply be aware that our time and energy is best spent in our own homes, with our meditation practice and all the complications and joys of our own lives. We can confidently stay in one place, knowing that everything that we need to attain enlightenment is always available right where we are...<<<Read More>>>>....
Why was A=440 Hz adopted as the global tuning standard, and what was lost when music moved away from lower reference pitches like A=432 Hz? This video investigates the history of musical pitch standardization, from Baroque tuning and 19th-century orchestral practice to Verdi’s 1884 petition for A=432 and the later adoption of ISO 16 in 1955. It explores the disputed claims surrounding 432 Hz vs 440 Hz, the politics of musical standardization, Hans Jenny’s cymatics experiments, resonance in old architecture, the acoustic design of cathedrals, and the broader question of whether frequency affects the human body, emotion, and perception more deeply than official culture admits. This is a historical and investigative look at tuning frequency, music theory, sound resonance, psychoacoustics, and the unexplained shift that changed how modern music is heard.
They see our consumption, our need for housing and healthcare, and our restless desire for freedom as friction in their perfectly optimized, AI-driven system.
We are at a historic pivot point, and denial is a luxury we cannot afford. As one article starkly puts it, this represents one of the greatest existential threats to human freedom, dignity and consciousness. The evidence is not hidden; it's in the mass layoffs at corporations like Amazon and UPS, where AI-driven automation has already replaced tens of thousands of human workers. The end of the human era isn't coming -- it has arrived, and its architects are already drawing up the blueprints for what, or rather who, comes next...<<<Read More>>>....
Planes and ships disappear in those places without a trace. There are also giant whirlpools, giant waves and mysterious luminous circles in the water…There is a place in the ocean, where all of those phenomena exist at once. It is the Bermuda Triangle.
The square of the Bermuda Triangle makes up approximately a million of square kilometers. The triangle spreads from Florida to the Bermuda islands, then to Puerto Rico and back to Florida via the Bahamas....<<<Read More>>>...
The findings were reported in an article titled 'Eggs-cellent news! Eating chocolate can help stave off the Grim Reaper, scientists find' which outlined the potential health benefits. According to the study authors, fermentation in chocolate production may create beneficial compounds that contribute to these effects. The study adds to a body of research on the potential benefits of specific fermented foods.
Researchers reported that individuals who consumed chocolate had a 10% lower likelihood of death from any specific cause. The analysis, which involved data from over three million people, also indicated a 16% lower chance of early death from heart disease among chocolate consumers. The study was published in Frontiers in Nutrition....<<<Read More>>>...
