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Great article and words Tessa. Everything is much better from a place of no fear. Having no fear that your energy will cease when your body does, the knowledge of oneself that one is inherently immortal as CS Lewis said, “You don’t have a soul, you are a soul, you have a body.” I came to the point where I don’t care what the media says, the culture wars, the foolish games “they” have us playing with each other. I’ve walked away from the game to focus on causes, natural law and solutions. Yes, still with my feet planted firmly on ground to guide those who are curious but with patience and humility. Always standing for freedom but not falling for the fear porn cause tyranny hasn’t plowed my door down and if it does I’ll defend it. However I have no fear of death. Death is just a door. I’ve entered 1,000 doors in this incarnation but more recently the one with “Temet Nosce” over the doorway, the final abode until my body rests and my spirit ascends. Fear is the seed of destruction. Abundance, the seed of truth, which leads to love, and Divine Will.

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Thank you, Chris!!! Exactly, no matter what, no fear!!! Now, this may be easier said than done but I think it's possible for all of us to get to a place on the inside where fear is gone, gone. And then, no fear.

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1 John 4:18 There is no fear in love; for perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.

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you're still my favorite dissident talking head Tessa

ok, seriously, dissident singing head ;)

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Thank you!!!! I am so touched!!!!

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We should be moderate in our judgments, because "they" use overheated people to caricature us and win over the undecided middle.

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Here are some of the activities "they" have been up to which need to be called out and rendered discerning judgment upon so that we can see the psychopaths for what they are, and avoid their parasitic and murderous pitfalls

https://gavinmounsey.substack.com/p/exploring-the-true-nature-of-big

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I love this reminder to be balanced and steady ourselves in place, without fear, as we go forward.

For those of us counting the dead, and anticipating more in coming months and years, this is a hard task. We must continue the tally without too much emotion, dispassionately even. I am appointed to be a documenter / a scribe. But I must take care not to lose myself in this task. Nor to lose hope.

If 5% die, there are still 95% going on to continue mostly (I hope and trust) meaningful lives. The same argument applies even if that 5% became 50% or even greater. Everyone who is born into a physical body, must also die from that physical body. That is the way of this planet.

I have been asked to get involved in outreach to the injured and dying. Aside from being mum to still young children, an employee, a home-maker, a member on various boards, as active as I can be in our local resistance community, I have declined to get further involved for now. Coldly, cruelly, perhaps, I prefer to be the desktop paper pusher. I am very aware that there are people behind my statistics, but I don't know how I will bear it if I turn each of these hundreds of 1,000s of victims into people I personally know.

I haven't yet lost an intimate friend or relative. That also says something about numbers, doesn't it! Though close friends have. It will be my turn in due course.

There are far more living than dead. Far more still healthy, than injured. Still far more people unsuspicious that their lives have changed forever, than those who know we will never go back to what used to be. And the lives of the living go on, and we must focus on that. We live in a physical plane and in physical bodies on this planet, in a structured society that facilitates our physical lives.

I know that we are far more than the physical vessel that are our bodies. Some (but not me, so far, aside from occasional intuitions and knowing someone will contact me before they do, and frequent goosebumps over multiple issues) can access higher spiritual realms and capabilities, but we still must maintain our body vessels, and our society in functional form, and our hope and belief that it is within our power to create far better from what is currently on shaky ground. I focus on what i can do, expand my mind and my heart to increase that capability. Then let others do what they can too!

Fear is not helpful to that going on! We just need to go on, day by day, step by step, one foot ahead of the other. We will prevail!

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Well yes of course to all of this. Though, as far as the title and the word "trying" I would go so far as to say that according to current global statistics they are really succeeding! I've been awake most of my life, I've been on the planet for a long time and I've been expecting the events of the last 4 years for at least 35 years, which is all to say I've had quite a bit of preparation. I am brutally uncompromising on two points. Number one, no fear. We all signed up for this transition and far higher dimensional powers than the deep state and the global cabal are involved. Number two, no matter how egregiously brainwashed my brothers and sisters of the flesh may be or become, I categorically refuse divide and conquer and will treat them with respect, compassion and fraternity, even if they hate me, even if they think I'm a conspiracy theoryed transphobic racist nut job blah blah blah. (I'm not.) United we must stand, despite any and all differences of opinion and belief. Love to all. I enjoyed reading your comments on the thread.

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Hey Veronica. I’m with you!!

A Canadian Grandma

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“To hate the ones that love you is devilish.

To love the ones that love you is human.

To love the ones that hate you is Divine.”

Daskalos (Cypriot mystic)

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It ain’t “our” government and likely has never been “our government”. As phony as a $3.00 bill. The good news the public has been hearing about this cure for folly and the fact is they have embraced it with enthusiasm for the government told them something👏. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/236640143/figure/fig7/AS:202988388917260@1425407611644/The-Extraction-of-The-Stone-of-Madness-or-The-Cure-of-Folly-by-Hieronymus-Bosch-Museo.png

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yikes!

ain't that the case.. mind control 101

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Outstanding article. 🙏👍

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Thank you, Troy!!

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I totally agree with you, Tessa. Fear is the real horror that can kill us on the inside. I believe that humans are hard-wired to be empathic. However, if they become possessed by fear, they can also become angry and insane. Joseph Campbell gave us an excellent quote: "The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure that you seek." May we find the courage to slay the dragon, or better yet, overpower it with kindness. Thank you for always reminding us of the better way.

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Justice may be coming to the UK at last, or we will find out our justice system is totally corrupt as well, one of the two!

More here; https://truthaddict.substack.com/p/covid-criminals-soil-underpants

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"Hope springs eternal", don't it??

The phrase Hope Springs Eternal is a phrase from Alexander Pope's famous poem -

"An Essay on Man". The poem's philosophy was an effort to rationalize or rather "vindicate the ways of God to man".

Pope (1688-1744) was an English satirist & Enlightenment poet & his poem, Essay on Man, more than any other work, popularized optimistic philosophy (faith & hope support a belief in God's promises for man) hroughout England and the rest of Europe. (Originally it was applauded by Rousseau, Kant, Voltaire & others but then later [on edit: Pope & the optimism philosophy was denounced] [on edit: Voltaire renounced his admiration for Pope's and Leibniz's optimism and even wrote a novel, Candide, as a satire on their philosophy of ethics. Rousseau also critiqued the work, questioning "Pope's uncritical assumption that there must be an unbroken chain of being all the way from inanimate matter up to God. ].

[on edit Sorry for any confusion w/my meaning here earller as I usually edit comments but didn't with this one until today. Optimists, pessimists, cynics, nihilists, realists, pragmatists, satirists, agnostics, atheists, believers... etc not to mention all the variations of political beliefs & prescriptions for change. So many variations on human awareness/perspectives that one word doesn't always cover a person.]

However...

Just like today, the hopeful optimists line up against the die-hard cynics. What's the right path? Can outcomes be changed if one believes against the evidence of a powerful force for bad or should one be realistic & doubtful about the chances that good will win out over evil/bad?

"Nothing ventured, nothing gained" comes to mind here. Changing perspectives can change life (& bad outcomes) which we know from direct experience. Giving up is never an option. Resist evil always. Justice is coming. Good will win out over bad, Hope springs eternal.

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JUSTUS from satan in the UK ok, I got a bridge to sell you in Crimea;

https://bilbobitch.substack.com/p/pnac-project-new-american-century

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I will buy it. 10 million. Just send me the small admin fee of £100 and I will transfer you the funds!

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10M zimbabwe dollars for 100 british buggers, a few years ago the zimbabwe was 100 trillion to one usd

Same will be in USA the way they're creating ( they call printing fiat ), I call it pulling jew-bucks out of their ass

The money is shit, just like Zimbabwe, and their bridges, and office towers to heaven

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beautifully expressed, tessa. wonderful, clean, powerful and not a single 'have to' or 'should' buried in there gives it about 5 times as much power. i recently blogged my exploration on 'spiritual by-pass' and have even had nerve enough to define it. what you are writing here is a form of that: take personal responsibility for what you think you know, and where you are looking to find out how much you don't know. stop blaming others for what is happening, even if they are big and bad and scary! be fearless and the bad guys will simply stop feeding vampire-like from the fear and what the fear creates. here's part 2 of my definition: "More simply, spiritual by-pass is to abdicate our absolute personal responsibility of choice in all aspects of our somatic lives, our thoughts, words, and actions, and to blame others for the destructive elements we are experiencing."

and you have a small typo that completely flips what i think you are meaning to say:

"You’ll be better off if you *don’t* [strikeout] take zombie marketing with a giant grain of salt." [Although it might be more accurate to write: you'll be better of taking giant grains of salt, rather than zombie marketing, because it was zombies who marketed the evils of salt. [And there is no scientific literature that supports the evils of salt with things like high blood pressure.]]

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Thank you, Guy!!! Yes, personal responsibility, yes!!! And thank you for catching the typo!! You are absolutely right!

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This is brilliant, & brilliantly laid out. And sensible. And helpful. I'm so glad I read it!! So glad you wrote it, & that you write so darn clearly. (I missed it yesterday, but came to it just now after reading your also-brilliant item about fear.) Bless you for your wisdom, kindness, good sense, & great writing skill!

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Thank you so much, Janet, your words touched me!!! Bless you for your kindness!

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Another great article Tessa! I've always felt that one of the important purposes in life is simply to learn. And fear is definitely a roadblock in your ability to learn. I keep a journal so I have a record of how I feel about current events as they happen. When I review what I have written I realize that I often need to readjust my thinking and how important it is to keep an open mind. You are amazing Tessa and I have learned so much from you.

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Thank you so much, William!! The interesting thing, we all learn from each other. You have also been an inspiration with your kind words!! xoxo

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Well said. Thank you. Your efforts are appreciated. Government is simply the most successful of the criminal cartels. The collective west is at the point where the vast majority of "government" is unelected. It follows that elected officials now have little power, and that is true at almost all levels. Add in human greed and you have a monster that works only in its own self-interests. Any benefit to the general population is purely coincidental.

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Fabulous essay Tessa! This is my favorite part (and I do appreciate ALL of your wisdom)- "There is a giant difference between forming your opinions on any topic as you see fit—and feeling so scared of other people screwing up your world that you turn into a jumpy tyrant and want to mock and condemn them for wrongthink, according to you (or sometimes, according to the you know who in dissident masks). Fear is poison. Fear is poison regardless of whether the danger is real or not. - I've seen this and it's the craziest thing to see. We used to have bigger minds and a greater bandwidth for differences. Now it's like closing in and there is a militancy to adhere to whatever ideas a person holds... not as elastic of brains like we had 50 years ago.

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Thank you, Elizabeth!!! So happy to hear from you. And so true, what you said: "Now it's like closing in and there is a militancy to adhere to whatever ideas a person holds... not as elastic of brains like we had 50 years ago."

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Excellent words as always Tessa!! - more and more of us feel something emerging even if we can't explain it or otherwise put our finger on it.....

Ultimately there is just ONE problem....resolve the ONE problem and the rest fall like a house of cards:

"The egocentricity experiment with human Design has run its course – its climax is our confluence of crises. Virtually all system solutions and ascension paths proposed by even the most enlightened among us fail to breach egocentricity’s stronghold. The forecast for our imminent extinction is well founded and arguably certain unless we become something new. Metamorphosis is appropriate terminology here. At this Moment in history, ages of humanity can be metaphorically distilled into a litter of newborn kittens, blind from birth, whose eyes are now poised to open onto their world for the very first time….are we ready? This is our evolution.

Relieving humanity of egocentricity’s bondage by consensus is impossible. Political proposals are hopelessly impotent. It is now imperative that we develop metamorphic catalysts immediately – means and methods to efficiently transmute egocentricity and profoundly evoke our innate senses of interdependence and compassion. Accelerating selfless (ego free) Love for oneself, one another, Gaia, and the Universe is the principal component at the root of all such action. Progress must manifest virally – just as news that ‘War is Over’ will spread like wildfire. Time is ticking.

This is our evolution."

https://bohobeau.net/2016/07/24/care-to-evolve/

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Bring on the transformation

A Canadian Grandma

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Thanks Tessa. This is a well grounded approach you describe.

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Thank you, Brother John!! I can only return the compliment (or the kind words, anyway) as you do it with every action of yours!!

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And Dennis, whose wife, Elizabeth, now works with Warrior-sister, Meryl:

​ Dennis Kucinich explains why he left RFK Jr.'s Presidential campaign (Israeli apartheid >> genocide: policy differences) and why he is running for the US House again after being re-districted out a decade ago (America for regular Americans again.). I have set it to about 44+ minutes where he explains leaving the Kennedy campaign and deciding to run independently for Congress in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, where he was once the youngest mayor.

Importantly, Dennis, and his interviewer both explain, earlier in the interview, a sensation I feel a lot, in my throat, something is wrong, a heavy and depressed feeling, about the Genocide in Palestine and the war in Ukraine.

Have you ever felt anything like this? I am feeling it again now, like every other day.

https://youtu.be/hTe8PO7az6c?t=2689

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Thank you for the link, John!

The wars that are happening, and the genocide in Gaza are unfathomable. the ultimate injustice. The way I think about it is that we do what we can do to make the world better where we are, how we can, and we have a duty to be our best in our place, and the rest of it happens beyond our understanding. Human condition!

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