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There’s a Reason Why It’s Called This:
Doomscrolling The general feeling these days is that we are doomed. It doesn’t help that social media and news sites are adding to that sense of impeding failure. Even religious organizations are augmenting the inevitability of the world coming to … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged Apocalypse, depression, doomscrolling, end of the world, Superman
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If You Understand What the End Goal Is, You’ll Know:
Putin’s Plan Let’s face facts, it’s difficult at best to launch an invasion of another country, especially one that wants to join NATO. Russia is facing an awkward truth: if they don’t win and keep this strip of land, they … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Apocalypse, end of the world, Israel, politics, Revelation, Russia, Ukraine, wars and rumours of war
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I Knew I had These Two Books in My Library
The Greatest Works of Hal Lindsey (1994) This post, and the one from earlier today, have a connecting link: Lindsey Graham. That’s all I want to say, for the moment. (It’s funny how my mind works.)
Posted in personal
Tagged end of an era, end of the age, end of the world, end times, The End, United States history, word association
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American Misanthropy?
Leave The World Behind (2023) In case of emergency, break the glass! To say we are ill-prepared for a total breakdown of society is an understatement. Recent headlines have highlighted the risk of Russia using nuclear weapons in space to … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, reviews, showbusiness
Tagged end of the world, films, Netflix, politics, proverbs, United States history
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It’s Time to Demonstrate How History Repeats Itself
Four Lives of the Antichrist According to the writers of the New Testament, the Antichrist from Revelation was definitely Nero. (Even his name adds up to the number of the Beast: 666.) According to Kevin Ryerson’s Ahtun Re, Nero reincarnated … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged absolute rulers, Antichrist, astrology, end of the age, end of the world, France, Italy, Nero, past lives, politics, reincarnation, Rome, United States history
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Close the (Eleven Year) Loop and Save the World, Too
Manifest (Season 4, Part 2b) Or, as Cal said, “It’s all connected!” And so it is… *SPOILER ALERT!* This is so much like the shows “Lost” and “Timeless”. I suspect it’s what we all crave: a do-over.
Posted in reviews
Tagged divine intervention, end of the world, fantasy, Hollywood, Netflix, redemption, resurrection, science fiction, television
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What’s in a Name? By Accident or Design?
Manifest (Season 4, Part 2a) Way back at the beginning of Manifest, I wondered about some of the characters’ names. Most were obvious, but one of them made me ponder its meaning. I’d never heard of the Goddess Lakshmi before, … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged end of the world, gemstones, Hinduism, Netflix, resurrection, science fiction
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Was This the Hopi “Blue Star” Prophecy Fulfillment?
Comet 17P/Holmes (October 24, 2007) Honestly, I’m surprised we’re still here. If this comet was the coming of the Hopi “Blue Star” Kachina, then everything should have ‘ascended’ in late 2014, early 2015, seven years later. Hopi Prophecy Fulfilled Comet … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged ascension, astrology, coronavirus, COVID-19, end of an era, end of the age, end of the world, Hopi, native americans, pandemic, prophecy
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Are We Rushing Toward the End of the World?
Edgar Cayce On Atlantis At the moment I’m completely immersed in all things related to David Wilcock. I’ve just finished reading his book “Awakening in the Dream”. In the last few sections of the book, he finally tackled the issues … Continue reading
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Tagged ascension, Atlantis, atomic weapons, end of the world, past lives
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