Monday, November 30, 2020

memories chapter 12 through Chapter 18

 I'm reprinting Chapters 12 through 18 of "Memories" because I don't have it at dragonofcompassion.com yet. 

Basically, what I realized was that I hadn't studied the formulas for creating pages at Yahoo Business site dragonofcompassion. So, I guess I will have to relearn how to do that once again. Unless you are programming every day you stop knowing how to do it over time. It's like any other language programming or human spoken or written language, in order to stay fluent you have to keep using it or pieces of it fade away from not using them enough. This is why as people get older they often say: "Use it or lose it!" or in my case "Take the time to relearn it and learn the new techniques available too".

Most of Memories 1 through 11 were written from 1980 to the early 2000s. Then in 2018 and 2019 I wrote Chapters 12 through 18. So, it's sort of like a completely different book in some ways with the same characters to some degree traveling through time various places to do specific work. However, in Memories 12 through 18 you spend much more time getting to know the present "Galactic Sentience" who is the present leader of this galaxy at this time who is one of the species of beings I Call "The CREATORS" who actually create Galaxies. They do not live in Time and Space naturally because they existed basically before all matter galaxies were created by them. However, they can live in both matter and anti-matter universes both in addition to living in "no time no space" so for this reason they are "God Like "in that they in some ways were never born and never die"  (even though conceptually understanding a being that didn't start in time and space and in a galaxy necessarily is difficult for humans to comprehend (at least at this stage of human evolutionary development mentally, physically emotionally and in all ways).

I have read of physicists believing that space is actually 2 dimensional and not 3 dimensional but I really am not sure what to do with that idea. However, conceptually it might help in understanding what it must have been like before Galaxies and concepts like Up and down caused by gravitation of planets and stars ever existed.

Seeing a galaxy as a "Breeding Ground" for creators that they construct to have there be more creators likely would make the most sense to me at my present stage of experience and knowledge and wisdom.

So, therefore, Galaxies were constructed so Creators could have more creators. And since our souls are creators this is interesting too. So, when we say we have immortal souls this just means our souls are the Creator species that creates all Galaxies.

No galaxies could exist without Creators Creating them first. So, before Creators basically there was no matter or time or space in any regularity in the universe at all. If it existed before Galaxies it was very haphazard at best and unpredictable.


I'm reprinting this so it's easier for you to find "Memories" Chapter 12 through 18


Saturday, October 6, 2018

This button will take you to Chapter 12 of "Memories"



At the end of Chapter 12 is a word button
for Chapter 12 Continued, then at the end
of Chapter 12 Continued is chapter 13
word button and so on.

Assassinated Iranian nuclear scientist shot with remote-controlled machine gun, news agency says

In this picture released by the official website of the office of the Iranian supreme leader, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, right, sits in a meeting with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran, Iran, Jan. 23, 2019. Fakhrizadeh, an Iranian scientist that Israel alleged led the Islamic Republic's military nuclear program until its disbanding in the early 2000s was killed in a targeted attack that saw gunmen use explosives and machine gun fire Friday Nov. 27, 2020, state television said. Two others are unidentified. (Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader via AP)

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Assassinated Iranian nuclear scientist shot with remote-controlled machine gun, news agency says 

Could Humans become adapted to living underwater?

I think the easy answer would be: "Yes".

However, it mostly would be a matter of "getting adapted" to being about to do this in addition to any genetic manipulation that would be necessary for doing this.

The other problem that I see today (at least here on earth) is that human pollutants concentrate in the oceans for example, from chemical fertilizers and other chemicals that are unnatural in the forms they make it into nature in the ocean.

So, at least for now, choosing where someone would want to "live" part time or full time underwater might be important just like people would often choose beautiful places with clear air and water to live above ground away from big cities and smog and water and air pollution. Likewise, you might want to choose a cleaner place to get underwater as well.

Also, because of Fukushima the radiation levels of all oceans (since they are all interconnected by water currents worldwide) radiation from Japan's meltdowns is constantly going to be going into the ocean there for the next 25,000 to 50,000 years.

On one level people will adapt over time being in the ocean to this ever increasing radiation. But, there likely will be many fatalities over the next 25,000 to 50,000 years in the process of this genetic adaptation to ever increasing radiation as human beings in all oceans.

The radiation is going to take a whole cross section of humanity out of the genetic pool just like coronavirus is taking many types of genetics off the face of the earth temporarily or permanently.

So, the radiation is a part of human Natural Selection worldwide just like coronavirus is a part of human natural selection worldwide as well. 

Those of us born during and after World War II have been very very fortunate

Why?

Because we have lived through the least wars and the most prosperity that the U.S. has ever seen. So, because of this we all have been extremely fortunate if you look at the history of the rest of the world.

During world War II for example, Europe and China and Russia and Japan were all completely devastated. Only really North and South America were relatively untouched as major countries in the world. And Canada and the U.S. had our infrastructures mostly intact which wasn't true in most developed countries after that war. So, this is why the U.S. was so successful (and Canada too) compared to most other nations simply because our infrastructure wasn't mostly destroyed through all the battles and bombings and fighting like other developed countries were in Europe and Russia and Asia.

So, living in America since World War II has been one of the greatest blessings ever for people who lived and grew up here.

However, we are presently dealing with something actually worse than World War II. 

We are now losing as many people as we did on 9-11 every 1 to 2 days now. This would have been unthinkable from ANY point of view in the past between World War II and now. 

By February 2021 we will likely have lost more people than we did in World War II to Coronavirus.

Think about that for a moment and consider how much our world here in the U.S. has changed!

And something like this is true for most countries on earth as well. 

The worldwide consequences for all of this are presently unfathomable to any human being during the next 50 or 100 years time.

Then when you add Global Warming to all of this and we likely are looking at incredible losses of life starting with Coronavirus but also lasting throughout this century.

This Century looks to be a Century of a lot of deaths that we didn't see since World War II at least like this.

So, learning to adapt to many people dying somewhat constantly throughout this century from various causes might be important for ongoing human survival here on earth.

Links to most read articles as of November 30th 2020 Monday

 

 

 

The ultra-lethal drones of the future | New York Post 2014 article


< reprint of: Drones very small to large


< This might not answer the question but I asked: "What countries are giving their citizens coronavirus vaccines right now?" This is the online response

In nine states, over 1 in 1,000 people have died of coronavirus-linked causes

Which Cruise Ships are Being Scrapped or Sold Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic?

" Links to most read articles as of November 27th 2020 Friday

"Links to most read articles as of November 24th 2020 Tuesday

CDC study: It's possible that only 1 in 8 US infections have been counted /a>


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The future will not be at all like the past


< Coronavirus deaths reach ominous levels unseen since early in the pandemic: 2200 deaths just on Wednesday


<\ FAA supports first 'mass air shipment' of Covid-19 vaccine


< Titles but not links to my most read articles at this site as of Friday November 27th 2020'


< how do you change batteries on a black diamond headlamp?


< LInks to most read articles as of November 25th Wednesday 2020: I think this is pretty up to date now.


< Some people are suited to Soul Travel as a path to full enlightenment


< I brought the most read links up to date today again as of November 27th 2020 Friday


< Memories part 1 through 11 are the story of Arcane and His Oneness and Celeste Weaver and one of her other bodies Ah Ray In


< Joe Biden reminds Americans "we're at war with a virus, not with each other"


< Correction: Home Depot in South Medford did not burn down in the fire there last summer


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The ultra-lethal drones of the future | New York Post 2014 article
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reprint of: Drones very small to large
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This might not answer the question but I asked: "What countries are giving their citizens coronavirus vaccines right now?" This is the online response
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In nine states, over 1 in 1,000 people have died of coronavirus-linked causes
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Which Cruise Ships are Being Scrapped or Sold Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic?
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Links to most read articles as of November 27th 2020 Friday
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Links to most read articles as of November 24th 2020 Tuesday
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CDC study: It's possible that only 1 in 8 US infections have been counted
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The future will not be at all like the past
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Home Depot in South Medford or Phoenix has burned down
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FAA supports first 'mass air shipment' of Covid-19 vaccine
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Titles but not links to my most read articles at this site as of Friday November 27th 2020
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how do you change batteries on a black diamond headlamp?
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A leaderless America slips deep into a grim pandemic winter

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Car bomb kills at least 40 Afghan soldiers

 

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https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/29/middleeast/car-bomb-afghanistan-intl/index.html

Car bomb kills at least 40 Afghan soldiers

Security personnel patrol after a car bomb struck an army base on the outskirts of Ghazni province on November 29, 2020.

Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)A car bomb attack in Afghanistan's central province of Ghazni killed at least 40 Afghan soldiers and wounded 24, Ghazni public health department told CNN on Sunday.

An attacker detonated an explosive packed vehicle in front of a security base in the Deh Yak district of the province.
According to a statement from the Afghan Ministry of Defense, the attacker was confronted by security forces as he tried to enter the base. No group has claimed responsibility yet.
The blast targeted a compound of the public protection force, a wing of the Afghan security forces, local officials told Reuters. It damaged civilian residences around the compound, and there could be more casualties from there, they said.
    Interior ministry spokesman Tariq Arian confirmed that there had been a car bomb blast but did not provide further information on the target or possible casualties.
    A member of security personnel holds a rocket-propelled grenade near the site of the car bomb.
    Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, when contacted by Reuters, did not confirm or deny responsibility.
    Afghanistan has seen a spate of car bombings over the last few months, despite peace talks being under way between negotiation teams of the insurgent Taliban and the government in the Qatari capital of Doha.
    Violence in the country, at war for two decades, remains unacceptably high, foreign governments and institutions say, calling for an immediate ceasefire between the Afghan government and Taliban.
    Another bombing on Sunday, in the eastern province of Zabul, targeting a top provincial official, killed at least one person and injured 23, said Gul Islam Syaal, the spokesman for the province's governor.
    Haji Ata Jan Haqbayan, head of the provincial council of Zabul, suffered minor injuries in the attack on his convoy.
      No one has claimed responsibility for the attack on Haqbayan, an outspoken critic of the Taliban.
      The Trump administration's peace deal with the Taliban was dealt a blow in May as the Afghan government announced it was resuming offensive operations against the insurgent group following a spate of deadly terrorist attacks.