everything is dependent upon people being basically good people -from there it's a matter of their understanding -which they will attempt to increase because they are basically good.

ideally, we want good cops and good citizens.

same is true for everything -if everyone is against everyone, the world implodes.

The only bird I can think of when you spout this conspiracy theory is the cuckoo bird. Where do you get this idiotic idea from. I guess you think the moon shot was not real. When a person makes this kind of statement they show their limit of reasonable thought. Birds are real, ask any hunter, pheasants, ducks, quail. I’m sure these hunters are not eating springs, batteries, wires. But it may be different in the land of illusion where you probably reside. Not everything on google is real, duhhhhh.

U.S. Government genocided over 12 Billion birds from 1959-2001, and replaced these birds with surveillance drone replicas, which still watch us every day.

The cow is of the bovine ilk;
One end is moo, the other, milk

Maybe more people died since Biden's inauguration, but that's largely due to idiots who won't vaccinate, wear masks or socially distance. Since January, vaccines have been widely available, free of charge and encouraged from the top down,

whereas before, Trump actively sabotaged Covid mitigation efforts.

The media melt down ...

How long before the democrats erect a statue of rosenbaughm( the child molester) they are portraying him as a hero. Says a lot about the caricature of democrats.

NBC News said in a statement that he was a freelancer and he "never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations, and never photographed or intended to photograph them."

How long before the democrats erect a statue of rosenbaughm ...

I am the soul

Not food is the soul of life
Nor water is the life's soul
It is the king
who is the life of this wide expanse of the earth

(Call it popular belief, or flattery
the king's character and conduct was believed to translate as powers over the climate and environment (rains, sunshine, successful crops)
-- Royal Karma at work)


Therefore
this is the duty of the kings
with armies stocked with mighty spears:

To know:
I am the soul!

The poet Kizhaar address the Chola king Killi to save the lives of the children of a defeated enemy who are about to be executed by being trampled under an elephant.

The poet says, "… O king, you belong to the heritage of kings who sliced their own flesh to save the life of a pigeon, look at these children; they are so naïve of their plight that they have stopped crying to look at the swinging trunk of the elephant in amusement. Have pity on them…"

To us all towns are one, all men our kin,
Life's good comes not from others' gifts, nor ill,
Man's pains and pain's relief are from within,
Death's no new thing, nor do our bosoms thrill
When joyous life seems like a luscious draught.
When grieved, we patient suffer; for, we deem
This much-praised life of ours a fragile raft
Borne down the waters of some mountain stream
That o'er huge boulders roaring seeks the plain
Tho' storms with lightning's flash from darkened skies.

Descend, the raft goes on as fates ordain.
Thus have we seen in visions of the wise !

We marvel not at the greatness of the great;
Still less despise we men of low estate.

Purananuru, 192
(Translated by G.U.Pope, 1906)

"I muse of YOUTH!
The tender sadness still returns!

In sport I moulded shapes of river sand,
plucked flowers to wreathe around the mimic forms:
in the cool tank I bathed, hand linked in hand,
with little maidens, dancing as they danced!
A band of innocents, we knew no guile.

I plunged beneath th' o'erspreading myrtle's shade,
where trees that wafted fragrance lined the shore;
then I climbed the branch that overhung the stream
while those upon the bank stood wondering;
I threw the waters round, and headlong plunged
dived deep beneath the stream, and rose,
my hands filled with the sand that lay beneath!
Such was my youth unlesson'd. 'Tis too sad!
Those days of youth, ah! whither have they fled?

I now with trembling hands, grasping my staff,
panting for breath, gasp few and feeble words.
And I am worn and OLD!"


Ancient Sangam Litt., Purananuru, 243
300 BC - 200 AD

Translated by G. U. Pope, 1906

On 26 January 1994, 23-year old Kang fired two blank shots from a starting pistol at Charles, Prince of Wales, during an Australia Day speech at Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour in Sydney. The Prince "cool as a cucumber" sustained no injuries

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxiwrsEy-2I
PG-13

Arrest, trial, and sentence
Kang was arrested and taken to Sydney Police Centre on Goulburn Street.

In court, Kang testified that he was suffering from depression and was protesting the plight of Cambodian refugees in Australia. Kang had previously written letters to the Prince of Wales, the President of the United States, the United Nations, and the Pope, among others, and had received a form letter reply from the Prince.

Kang was found guilty of threatening unlawful violence and sentenced to 500 hours of community service.

Education
Following the incident,
Kang earned a Master of Business Administration from the University of Technology Sydney
Plus,
a Bachelor of Laws with honours from the Sydney Law School

Legal career
the New South Wales Bar Association found that Kang was a "fit and proper person", with the president of the New South Wales Bar Association remarking that he had "served his time", admitting him as a barrister in 2004.

Kang practises as a barrister, specialising in criminal law, commercial and corporations law, equity, and medical negligence, at Ada Evans Chambers in Sydney.

Personal life
Kang is married with two children. His interests, as listed on his chambers website, include tennis, soccer, and swimming.

Oil prices are an effect of supply & demand, and have more to do with OPEC's manipulation than anything the US President does.

In 2020, consumption of finished motor gasoline averaged about 8 million b/d (337 million gallons per day),

= 44% of total U.S. petroleum consumption
(Daily consumption is 20 million)

What Cleve said.
It's like an invitation to go deep, to go inward and to become more aware of why what you see in the outside is basically a reflection of what is living on your inside.

I do not understand why you drag Shakespeare in this or a painting?

Jung was a psychologist.
To me this is an invite to become more aware (of what the subconscious is doing and how this manifests in the external world).

and slowly come to recognize that we meet ourselves

time and again in a thousand disguises
on the path of life."

THE QUEST IS TO FINISH THE EMOTIONAL WORK FROM

CHILDHOOD....


WHAT BLURS OUR MINDS IS THE ''FOCUS ON THE SURFACE NOISE CREATED BY OUR BEHAVIOR''.....


IN OTHER WORDS ITS UNRESOLVED ISSUES WE BRING TO

OUR RELATIONSHIPS FROM PAST THAT WE ARE

RECYCLING........EVERYONE HAS FAVORITE FEELINGS

AND BELIEFS THAT CAUSE THE SURFACE NOISE.....FEW

WILL GIVE IT UP ......



AS FRITZ PEARLS SAID, WHEN ONE BELIEFS OR

EMOTIONS ARE GIVEN UP YOU HAVE WHAT

HE CALLED THE ''FERTILE VOID '' OTHER EMOTIONS AND

BELIEFS MUST FILL THE VOID.....



WE DO A LOT OF ''PROJECTION'' IN OUR GAMES TO

RECYCLE OUR FAVORITE FEELINGS AND VALIDATE OLD BELIEFS.....


IT IS TOTALLY OUT OF OUR CONSCIOUS AWARENESS...


THAT'S WHY INTROSPECTION IS SO IMPORTANT.....

by carefully analysing every fascination,


[3] extract from it a portion of our own personality like a quintessence ..,

In The Tempest, Ariel sings to Ferdinand, who is stumbling about the island mourning a father who has died in a shipwreck:


Full fathom five thy father lies,
Of his bones are coral made:
Those are pearls that were his eyes:
Nothing of him that doth fade,
But doth suffer a sea-change
Into something rich and strange.

"Unless we prefer to be made fools of by our illusions,
we shall,
by carefully analysing every fascination,
extract from it a portion of our own personality like a quintessence,
and slowly come to recognize that we meet ourselves
time and again in a thousand disguises
on the path of life."

~Carl Jung