WHITE HATS DESTROYING UNDERGROUND DUMPS, TUNNELS AND FACILITIES.
ISREAL LAST IS HERE.Starlink will be activated incase of blackout.
Blackout is necessary for reset.
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Forwarded from 🎶 W.H.Grampa🎸
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Good mornin’ ☀️
Happy May. May it be blessed for all.
1st of May
National Day Of Prayer.
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Take action. You are worthy of Miracles.Forwarded from DEEP DIVES
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102 on April 5, 1933…requiring citizens to surrender their gold to the government by
👉May 1, 1933, 👈
6102
6+1+0+2=9
9=3-3-3
((They)) like to do things in “3”s!
-DeepDives
👉May 1, 1933, 👈
6102
6+1+0+2=9
9=3-3-3
((They)) like to do things in “3”s!
-DeepDives
A Divine Vortex.
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Forwarded from Historia Occulta
Babbitt Watched the Heart Like a Sun
Edwin D. Babbitt didn’t describe the heart as a pump. He called it a solar centre—a radiant core, not mechanical but magnetic. In his 1878 Principles of Light and Color, he wrote that the heart’s motion was spiral, not piston-like. He believed it turned, not just physically, but energetically—drawing and sending in rhythm with forces beyond blood alone.
To Babbitt, circulation was not pressure-driven but guided by polar attraction. The heart, he said, received through its right side and gave through its left—matching the spiral movement he observed in nature, in magnetism, and in light. He wrote that its motion mirrored the sun: steady, radiating, central to every other function.
His language was precise, not poetic. He described anatomy in fine detail, then layered it with observation. He didn’t separate body from field. The heart wasn’t an engine. It was a center of force.
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Edwin D. Babbitt didn’t describe the heart as a pump. He called it a solar centre—a radiant core, not mechanical but magnetic. In his 1878 Principles of Light and Color, he wrote that the heart’s motion was spiral, not piston-like. He believed it turned, not just physically, but energetically—drawing and sending in rhythm with forces beyond blood alone.
To Babbitt, circulation was not pressure-driven but guided by polar attraction. The heart, he said, received through its right side and gave through its left—matching the spiral movement he observed in nature, in magnetism, and in light. He wrote that its motion mirrored the sun: steady, radiating, central to every other function.
His language was precise, not poetic. He described anatomy in fine detail, then layered it with observation. He didn’t separate body from field. The heart wasn’t an engine. It was a center of force.
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