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May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

What a gorgeous essay Tessa! I always enjoy reading your wise words and you have helped me so much to get through these crazy days! I think there is a sense of God or universal high vibe ... whatever a person calls it and when we get in touch with that, we can deal with anything else. Once a person doesn't fear death, they really feel free. I would expect a great many of us unvaccinated types live like that. Thank you for being you!

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such a fitting and timely message. it feels like you wrote this just for me. thank you, Tessa. bless your precious heart.

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May 1, 2022·edited May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

Two of the hardest and most wonderful things to do in this world are being born and dying and we have already done one of them. Each of these times are sacred beyond our knowing. Magical. Trust. We are being presented with the opportunity to be born anew. We got this guys and gals. We got this.

"Mitaku Ye Oyasin, Pilamaya Ye" ~ All My Relatives, Thank You All. Sicangu Lakota Sioux. I love you.

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May 1, 2022·edited May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

I just read your first Substack. What a great piece of work. Those were crazy times and it has not slowed much since, so grateful for voices like yours in this shitstorm. I find your perspective to be grounded and inspiring, thank you.

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May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

These are good thoughts. A good expression of how psyches struggle with the massive reworking of life we are seeing. No one is truly prepared for such times. I view the world a wee differently from most folks as I have more interplay in both hemispheres. And odd connections shared by many but still a small number of us overall. The point being that I research and get the science. But to maintain sanity and world connectivity I try to meditate (harder these days unless I go sit in our upper meadow). I am starting beekeeping and I garden and I’ve been an alternative medical practitioner for a very long time so I’m making medicines again and there is my fiber art. I have been buried in science papers and drug company protocols since this all started. My past patients and some locals have reached out as they’ve gotten injured from the shots and with help with the virus and after effects. And watched some die. Many murdered in our hospitals. Many of those past patients are from other countries that they fled from including the Soviet Union. Hoping to find peace and the freedoms we all crave to live life.

And then learning more about politics and global issues. I’ve studied propaganda through my work helping cult members detangle from those webs. I Understand the mass formation theory quite well. And see it working. And I, too, began to speak up in our community to try to educate. Without the other side to balance me out I’d have shot myself somewhere along the way from all of the horror of this and knowing where it’s taking us. Some days it feels pointless to live in all of this. So I chuck it all and tend to my bees and garden and property chores. And reconnect with the planet. One thing I do know and that is sanity is not a static thing. We are going to watch our own sanity ebb and flow many times through all of this. Possibly losing it altogether. This is our way of trying to survive the wrongness around us. It is normal abnormality.

And the berries to the Nazis because you were frightened. At the microcosmic level it’s perfectly normal to try to bring a misaligned, out of proper frequency cell back into harmony. Berries offered to an enemy can be viewed that way. If you are successful, more cells can pick up the wholesome vibrational frequencies and it spreads. That’s not a bad thing to try to do when well cells are surrounded by cancerous ones. I’ve watched that change the problem many times. ❤️

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May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

Your words, as ever, touch truth with the golden delight of sunrise. Staying true to the magic in our hearts, the aspiration and inspiration of our artist souls, and the wonder we knew in childhood innocence, whilst seeing and knowing all we learn with our logical adult awareness. This is so hard, intense, unbearable so often, and yet the only way I can feel to move forward as truly me. Thank you for your beautifully apposite words, dream-weaver and truth teller, Tessa.

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... just recently came to same conclusion about the deliberate dusting our skies... you are much more skilled than me at psychologically dealing with this... when i read your essays i think it helps me cope... thank you!🐱

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Tessa said: "But it’s only a small portion of resisting the Great Reset, I think. The more important and far less glamorous part is letting go of our inner control freak, and deciding to trust the universe, even if it means that we get to feel like a naked baby who has no idea what’s going on."

And: "I definitely feel like a naked baby who has no idea what’s going on. But the world is beautiful, and even the transhumanists cannot steal our love. It’s not theirs."

I'm working to accept whatever path the spirit guides me into.

It is hard, not "knowing".

This path into the conflict leads into a world which cannot be anticipated fully, because the conflict of the rest of our lives has not yet created it, like sculpture, not yet created from a wall of coarse stone.

drjohnsblog.substack.com

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Ed Curtain:

In 1898 the yellow press screamed Spanish devils and today it screams Russian devils. Then and now the press called for war. If the human race is still here in another 124 years, time and the corporate media will no doubt have told the same story – war and propaganda’s lies to an insouciant and ignorant population too hypnotized by propaganda to oppose them.

This despite the apocalyptic sense that permeates our lives because of demonic technology and its use to transform humans into machines who can’t think clearly enough to perceive reality and realize the threat posed by that quintessential technological invention – nuclear weapons.

https://off-guardian.org/2022/05/01/its-about-time/

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May 1, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

Dealing with the spraying reality is difficult...

No, the cat is fixed; knot what I mean :: I guess is a valid, albeit cowardly answer-

I would rather the attraction be voice and/or movement in art butt instead a writer, readers and a serenity prayer-

:❤️)

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Well done! I wish I had found substack in 2020! I was mainly using Twitter but here would have been much better!

I'd be interested to know what subscribers have been like over the two years? i.e in 2020 were a lot of people weirded out and so you saw lots of subscriptions compared with now or has it been relatively steady?

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Congratulations on your two-year anniversary, Tessa! You probably saw my one-year anniversary post (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/my-one-year-substack-anniversary/) from this past week, so we’re celebrating together 🥂

I’m so grateful we both arrived here and found each other along with so many other free-thinking, loving, truth-seeking, Reset-resisting individuals 🙌

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Yes. I was horrified in December 2020 when I read Alison McDowell's expose on the WEF. But over time, I've followed calmer people who think much like you, Tessa. Toward the end of an excellent Belgian documentary interview, Tegenwind (Headwind), of Mattias Desmet by journalist Alain Grootaers on a beautiful Finca Don Carmelo in Spain, Desmet speaks very simply about our fear of death and separation from nature - he's much more human than when he talks about "mass formation" as an academic. And others also say your intention matters, that when we set intentions for a "more beautiful world," (thank you, Charles Eisenstein) it DOES matter, even if we think "I'm a nobody."

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We are all so incredibly grateful that you started this Substack account, Tessa. You have been an invaluable voice to all of us--a beacon of sanity. While providing us with amazing research, you have also always reminded us to stay human, to stay good. And even when we think we are doing our best, we always need the reminder to stay true to ourselves by staying true to our love for others.

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May 2, 2022Liked by Tessa Lena

i was fortunate to discover your work from that very first substack - i think mark crispin miller forwarded it in his (absolutely essential) news feed.

i've used your great reset for dummies as my default link in innumerable pieces i've written since then. it's essential. it will be in all the history books hundreds of years from now.

in the hideous summer of 2020 your posts were such a rare ray of hope, they kept me going when it seemed the nightmare would never end. i suspect you have had the same effect on many others. you were the one who introduced me to the work of alison mcdowell and so many other visionaries. i can't count the reasons i have to be grateful for all you've given us. you're a treasure.

we are generally conditioned to expecting the worst, and that entrainment has increased exponentially since 2020. that's why we have to be open to serendipity. whether that might be helpful energies as our solar system drifts into a different part of the milky way, or people in general waking up to the need to take a detour from the road to transhumanist armageddon, or other developments that are more often framed in spiritual terms, not everything is evil.

epigenetics teaches us how energy embodies itself. we all have to be that guy who stood in front of the tank at tiananmen square.

ps he lived

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Transhumans, your on the correct road. It’s a race between skynet digital dystopia, and human singularity. If we lose, we are looking at the Matrix.

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