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Was the woman in the Diagnose Me program exhibiting signs of demonic possession who improved with medical care, a lucky find of something treatable chemically, or do psychotic patients, in addition to having spirit possession as a primary cause, all have a biochemical abnormality, or possibly more than one, that is potentially treatable medically?
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Recent studies by Stephanie Seneff, et al., in Food and Chemical Toxicology, reported that people receiving the Covid-19 vaccine showed impaired Type I interferon signaling which lowers their immunity to infection. They list a series of other possible adverse health consequences as well, including cancer. Is this the case, and a significant liability, or are the data wrong or manipulated to discourage wide vaccine use?
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There are reports that infections with the new Omicron strains of Covid-19 are more severe in previously vaccinated individuals. Is that true, and due to impaired Type I interferon?
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The Covid-19 vaccines and boosters clearly do not prevent infection or transmission of the newer Omicron strains, B.4 and B.5. Now, with the possibility of vaccination causing more severe symptoms with the new strains, is it time to retire the vaccines?
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A recent review of medical research by J. Moncrieff, et al. in Molecular Psychiatry (Molecular Psychiatry; https://doi.org/10.1038/s41380-022-01661-0) was summarized as follows: “This review suggests that the huge research effort based on the serotonin hypothesis has not produced convincing evidence of a biochemical basis to depression. This is consistent with research on many other biological markers [21]. We suggest it is time to acknowledge that the serotonin theory of depression is not empirically substantiated.” Was that a correct conclusion? Is the medicinal use of SSRIs as anti-depressants misguided?
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Does human consciousness as well as nonlocal consciousness arise directly from the life force energy coming from the soul, or only interdimensional DNA that also conveys the life force energy?
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Does the energy of the soul get replenished by energy arising from the zero-point field?
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Is the life force energy keeping humans alive and giving rise to human consciousness and nonlocal consciousness, derived from the zero-point field or some other energy source? Does the higher astral plane have a differing repository of energy?
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The zero-point field is a gigantic repository of energy. What is its purpose? How is its energy used creatively?
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If everyone has nonlocal consciousness, a scientific term for intuition or psychic perception, which extends everywhere at once as one of its properties, there must be a veritable sea of interpenetrating, complex, nonlocal consciousness energies from countless sources. Is that vast body of consciousness a part of the zero-point field or separate from it?
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You told us the following: “Within the zero-point field, consciousness exists in its true essence of unlimited potential. It can be summoned and repurposed by the consciousness of thought and this illustrates the power of consciousness in another fashion, that this vast reservoir of energy can itself be constrained or focused on a task to accomplish something even of a profound and tremendous level in terms of the energy required.” How can human thought be empowered purposefully, through amplification by energy in the zero-point field, to achieve greater creativity?
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You have taught us that emotion is energy in motion, and a kind of language that contains an intention with an agenda. Is emotion a particular form of nonlocal consciousness that can be felt more strongly by the body, and picked up more readily by others, intuitively, who can tell when we are upset? If not, in what ways does it differ?
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One of the most popular, well-known, and utterly mysterious sites in the world is Stonehenge in the United Kingdom. Can Creator tell us approximately when it was built (hundreds or thousands of years ago? Pre-flood or Post-flood?), what was its intended purpose, and who built and used it? Was it built by extraterrestrials working alone? Was it ET/human hybrids, ETs using technology, and/or human slave labor? Did the ETs have a genuine need for it, or was it “for entertainment purposes only?” Why was it eventually abandoned?
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In North America, especially in the Northeast United States, there are numerous mysterious underground chambers built with stacked stone (no mortar was used) that science and academia routinely dismiss as root cellars built by Colonial Americans, or Native Americans. Some of these have roof stones weighing as much as nine tons. One structure, in particular, has a stone the same weight as one of the stones used in the Great Pyramid. They couldn’t have been root cellars as tests have shown food rots quickly in these chambers. Furthermore, there is no evidence of doors or door hardware, so these chambers appear to have always been open to the elements. What these chambers have in common is their orientation to the sun and stars. Every winter solstice the sun lights up these chambers. This kind of thing has been noted in similar ruins the world over. This has some scientists and researchers speculating that the purpose of these structures was to track eclipses. Can Creator tell us who built these, and why they were built? For aliens with Star Trek level technology, their need for these structures seems nonsensical. What can Creator tell us?
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Tiahuanaco, on Lake Titicaca in Bolivia, is a village known throughout the world for its mysterious Gate of the Sun, ruins of temples, and its pyramid. It also contains mysterious “H” stones with a mysterious organic-mineral geopolymer matrix. From Wikipedia, “The giant blocks of red sandstone raise another problem. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock composed of quartz grains and a clay binder. There are several possible geological sources but none correspond to the stones of the archaeological monuments. No known quarry is able to provide massive blocks of 10 meters long. In addition, the local stone is friable and small in size. Scientists have discovered under the electron microscope that the red sandstone of Pumapunku cannot come from the region because it contains elements, such as sodium carbonate, not found in the local geology.” Can Creator tell us approximately when Tiahuanaco was built (Pre-flood or Post-flood?), what was its purpose, and who built and used it? Why was it eventually abandoned?
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