I saw this post this today and it resonated with me, very important to express and share with everyone else. Do you go through e-motions like this?

The silence of those who see what no one wants to face

The pain of feeling too much is invisible, yet real. Some people see what no one wants to face, carry a quiet sensitivity, and keep trying to adapt to a world that demands masks. Drawing on Jung and Winnicott, this video dives into what happens when the soul gets tired of pretending. If everything seems to be falling apart on the outside, maybe something is beginning to bloom within.
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These three landmark Supreme Court cases, Mapp v. Ohio, Weeks v. United States, and Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents, are all related to the protection of individual rights against government overreach, particularly in the context of searches and seizures. Mapp v. Ohio (1961) and Weeks v. United States (1920) deal with the exclusionary rule, which prohibits illegally obtained evidence from being used in court. Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents (1971) established a right of action for damages against federal officials who violate an individual's Fourth Amendment rights. [1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
Mapp v. Ohio (1961): [1, 6, 8]

• Established that illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible in state courts, expanding the exclusionary rule from federal cases to state cases.
• The case involved Dollree Mapp, whose home was searched without a warrant and where obscene materials were found.
• The Court held that the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause incorporates the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, making it binding on the states. [1, 1, 6, 6, 9, 10]

Weeks v. United States (1920): [1, 11]

• Established the exclusionary rule in federal criminal trials, meaning evidence obtained through an unlawful search or seizure cannot be used in court.
• The case involved a postal inspector who searched and seized items from a suspect's home without a warrant. [1, 1, 12]

Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents (1971):

• Recognized a cause of action for monetary damages against federal officials who violate an individual's Fourth Amendment rights. [2, 3]
• The case involved Webster Bivens, whose home was searched without a warrant by federal agents. [13, 14]
• The Court held that Bivens could sue the agents for damages for the violation of his Fourth Amendment rights, even though there was no specific federal statute authorizing such a suit. [2, 3]

AI responses may include mistakes.

[1] https://www.uscourts.gov/about-federal-courts/educational-resources/supreme-court-landmarks/mapp-v-ohio-podcast[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bivens_v._Six_Unknown_Named_Agents[3] https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/bivens_action[4] https://teachingamericanhistory.org/blog/mapp-v-ohio-60-years-later/[5] https://www.uiltexas.org/files/academics/8_Mapp_DBQ_I.pdf[6] https://www.oyez.org/cases/1960/236[7] https://study.com/academy/lesson/weeks-v-united-states-case-brief-summary.html[8] https://gallagher.rldatix.com/fronteras/27626117[9] https://www.newyorkappellatelawyer.com/blog/mapp-v-ohio-the-seminal-case-in-search-and-seizure-law-regarding-the-fourth-amendment/[10] https://clevelandlawlibrary.org/public/misc/virtual_display/terrymapp%202016.html[11] https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/547/586/[12] https://case.edu/ech/articles/m/mapp-v-ohio[13] https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/us-supreme-court/403/388.html[14] https://www.oyez.org/cases/1970/301


The artificial intelligence program, and not the sentient being that everyone think it is is a great program to utilize when trying to allocate information at top speeds. Also good for putting it in a digestible manner when it comes to information, documentation, and reiteration of certain passes. Such as this.

Of course as you all know I'm well adept, and well-spoken. Now that I have a rapport of information, I definitely am well prepared with paperwork and documentation that defends my existence against the tyranny of public servants and the corrupt Constitution/statutes alike

#video #documents #truth #crimesagainsthumanity

Of course if you all have seen my recent story post you are familiar with the man above known as Michael Daviot acting as Montague Williams III. In this interview this gentleman Michael Daviot recites the Poem that tells the true nature that the average civilian is not aware of what goes on with the banking and the big business industry's financial aspect of life.

That's correct this gentleman (Michael Daviot) exposes how life as majority of us know it is nothing more than a game to those that have been in a position of family power recognition.

Families that have been in existence, and on record for centuries. As you can imagine families with this solid and strong background would have such pull and power over the common, or average civilian.

Do not mistake convenience for freedom, you have been warned 🦇🙏🏾

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7 ways to know that you're raising a future victim.

1. You’re proud they “always share their toys”? I see a 27-year-old giving their last money to people who don’t respect them. Because you taught: “Wanting is selfish. Sharing is kind.” They’re not generous — they just fear being shamed for saying no.

2. At a café, they say, “I don’t want this.” You hiss, “Stop being difficult.” They’re not learning flexibility. They’re learning to stay silent for peace. Later, they’ll do the same — at work, in bed, with friends.

3. You call them “quiet.” They’re not — they’re shut down. They look at you before speaking, checking if it’s safe to be themselves. You call it “respect.” It’s a lifelong internal censor.

4. They bring a pink-sky drawing. You correct it: “Sky is blue.” You think you’re teaching realism — but you’re killing their lens. Later, they’ll stop trusting their vision, blending into the crowd.

5. You say, “Don’t cry. Be strong.” But they’re not learning strength — they’re learning suppression. One day, they’ll struggle to ask for help — because you called emotions weakness.

6. They ask “Why?” You reply, “Because I said so.” That’s not respect — it’s fear. And that fear becomes self-doubt when it’s time to choose for themselves.

7. You pick their clothes, friends, hobbies. You call it care. But you’re teaching: “You’re trusted only if you follow my script.” One day, they’ll hide even from themselves. ⸻

If this stings — good. It means there’s still time. Let them speak. Let them feel. Let them be. That’s how you raise a whole human — not a silent survivor.

Aviv and Supreme Rising Family

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#selfgrowth
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KNOWING

that you can. That you will and you shall. Is the only force of energy that will instantly turn your ideas, goals, intentions, and dreams into REALITY. you are far more powerful than you think.

Remember.

No limits.

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#knowlege

Just a reminder, life doesn't take a break... Yet there is a GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN (standstill).

Who benefits from this?

Definitely not you or I...

So again, why do the majority still think it's ok to just go along... Because they are under a spell,

Point Blank Period.

If you still think the craft, witches and spells is storytime and lore you need a wake up check. Practice what works... If your current situation or cycle of living isn't serving you, then what must you do next?

Make a change, the microcosm is what alters the macrocosm.

Dawn Greetings and Aviv my Fellow Hyperians

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Remember, we all are the Totality of Experience and expression, if your in a funk like I am, a mental discomfort, know this...

You are Worthy of this life, if you were not, you would not exist. For anyone person to think their life means nothing know that you have been led astray. For no one exist for nothing, the purpose of life is experience. A never ending story. Like a beautiful kaleidoscope that never stops spinning

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The human reward system is primarily driven by dopamine, a neurotransmitter that creates feelings of pleasure and motivation in response to rewarding stimuli. This system evolved to reinforce behaviors essential for survival—like eating, social connection, and learning new skills.

When we accomplish something meaningful or experience something pleasurable, dopamine is released in key brain regions like the nucleus accumbens and prefrontal cortex, creating a sense of satisfaction that encourages us to repeat beneficial behaviors. However, this ancient system wasn’t designed for the modern digital landscape. Endless scrolling hijacks this mechanism by providing unpredictable, variable rewards—a like here, an interesting video there—which creates a slot-machine effect that’s far more compelling than predictable rewards.

This constant stream of micro-dopamine hits can desensitize our reward pathways over time, requiring increasingly more stimulation to feel satisfied and making everyday activities feel less rewarding by comparison.
Beyond disrupting our reward chemistry, excessive scrolling severely impairs our cognitive functions, particularly focus and memory formation.

Our brains require sustained attention to transfer information from short-term to long-term memory through a process called memory consolidation, but scrolling trains us to constantly switch attention every few seconds. This fragmented attention pattern weakens our ability to concentrate deeply on single tasks, a phenomenon sometimes called “continuous partial attention.”

Furthermore, when we’re constantly consuming bite-sized content, we don’t give our brains the processing time needed to encode memories properly.

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Learn to break free before you can't control your own mind.