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Another excellent post, Roger. I had read somewhere several years ago that "universe" stood for one verse or one sound hence, uni-verse. I could be wrong, but after giving it some thought I think some mantras vibrate the pineal gland which in turn activates it to induce the enlightenment effect in some people.

I've been reading up on angels and archangels lately and have learned that it is recommended to intone the names in a lower voice similar to the chanting done in Tibetan Buddhism. It is supposedly a more effective way to communicate with the angels.

As far as the carnivore diet is concerned, I really resonated with a vegetarian advocate recently who stated that animals and creatures don't willingly approach their hunters to be killed or happily lay down to be killed and be eaten. All animals and creatures do everything possible to preserve their lives and avoid any danger. They fight against both human and animal hunters to stay alive. So, that made common sense to me as another reason why not to eat animal flesh. Besides, once in a while one hears about meat and vegetable contamination like salmonella or some other disease in produce.

I have been largely vegan since 2010 eating the once in a blue moon fish sandwich and on rare occasions, salmon. But I am always cognizant that much of the seafood is high in mercury and other contaminants present in the oceans and rivers.

I also grew up listening to Abba's beautiful songs. Their sound is truly unique.

I resonate with Mario's comment and can also sense similar vibes from those same actors.

I've learned that many actors have suffered less than favorable upbringing or experiences and have managed to find a coping mechanism through acting and other forms of entertainment and have hidden their true colors quite well. Subsequently, they've been able to fool the audience and their fans as well. Like a recent revelation about Tina Turner I watched TV personality Judge Joe Brown who claimed Tina was actually pretty rough around the edges when she started in music and fought often with husband Ike. Judge Brown revealed she actually ran a prostitution ring during her early days, and claimed Ike was actually a good kindhearted person dealing with a few demons of his own who had been demonized by the media for several reasons.

Many entertainers have been and are currently involved in Satanism, wicca, and other demonic practices. The child trafficking news has made it pretty obvious in recent years who participated and may be behind it all.

I've been able to pick up on paid disinfo agents in nutrition like Professor Bart Kay guy who goes against any raw food promoting individuals. Many of them just can't hide their true colors even when they try to. I can look at a few of the leaders in the banking industry as well and can quickly tell it's not a good group. Their eyes give them away.

I recently picked up on negative vibes about Qanon as well. Recently, I've read several posters commenting about the group being disinfo agents and up to no good.

Whenever you have time, Roger, I'd like to know your opinion on the company LifeWave which sells a line of non-transdermal anti-aging patches utilizing the science of phototherapy. I learned about them many years ago from another raw food advocate named Peter Ragnar. Sorry for such a lengthy comment. But your post activated some thoughts I had for a while.

Take good care.

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Hi Roger! I'm happy to find out Jerry Seinfeld is a good guy, as well as his creative partner, Larry David. As of the remaining three leads from Seinfeld, before looking at photos and wikipedia pages, I was pretty sure that Jason Alexander must (surprisingly) be the good guy. Now I am not so sure, but I still pick him. Michael Richards and Julia Louis-Dreyfus seem to give me some repressed anger vibes, which I don't really much get from Jason Alexander. As much as I love Kramer, Michael Richards doesn't give me particular positive vibes, plus the wikipedia page says he's a freemason. Julia Louis-Dreyfus gave me standard Hollywood vibes, I don't want to sound too harsh, but the standard Hollywood vibes are something like "I have no problem eating children if that will get me ahead in life" vibes, though I also felt confused by some sadness I felt in her. Jason Alexander, on the other hand, in spite of the horrible (but funny) personality of his George character, doesn't give me the vibe that he is capable of visceral hate, he seems to me to mean well. I might be totally wrong though, so I'm very curious what you think is the truth.

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