One Strike of Lightning Contains Enough Power for the World's Energy Needs for Four Months

Amazing Things to Think About

I’ve been meaning to get back to an update the Thai Princess, really, but it seems there’s been some unfounded rumors and some quickly deleted posts I never saw and Professor Bhakdi did update regarding this on American Vagabound. My sense is that there is a flurry of activity behind the scenes precisely as he says. I could use a legal mind in Thailand to A: Find the contracts (They don’t seem to be publicly available, and the first mRNA was gifted as best I can tell, which makes it even weirder) and B: Find the loopholes. One agreement from Brazil had a two year length and thus expires on March 18, 2023, which God willing is my ( and husbands?) 44th birthday. I’m still upset about what these jerks did to mine and my husband’s special birthdays in 2020. Anybody with a birthday around the Ides of March forever has my mutual understanding and sympathy. My prayers is that the week doesn’t go down in any more infamy than it already has.

Thailand is a real interesting country with this. It’s not an EU member, so it didn’t get those little goodies that make it near impossible for legislators to do anything. It’s not the heart of darkness. They’re surprisingly naive there, and I don’t necessarily think Thais understand how deep it goes. It is a spiritual and religious thing that the Buddhist majority population has likely never had to deal with.

That had me thinking about nihilism, the idea that there is no deeper meaning. This seems to lead to odd and ridiculously dark things when taken out of context. Teenagers having sex in the graveyard or adults doing the most horrific atrocities imaginable all seem to spring on in some way from belief in nihilism. In some ways it is taunting a God that they claim doesn’t exist. In other ways it is screaming into the void. As said here:

Consider the following passage from Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism – the part titled “Total Domination” (p. 119 of The Portable Hannah Arendt, Penguin Books, 2000) in the light of recent and current events globally: 

The concentration and extermination camps of totalitarian regimes serve as the laboratories in which the fundamental belief of totalitarianism that everything is possible is being verified. Compared with this, all other experiments are secondary in importance—including those in the field of medicine whose horrors are recorded in detail in the trials against the physicians of the Third Reich—although it is characteristic that these laboratories were used for experiments of every kind.

I don’t want you to think of how horrific those rabbit holes really go. Everything is possible in their case only leads to the most horrific outcomes. How much can we do and get away with? Why can’t there be a quest for good things instead?

Is it collective trauma?

This post really got to me. I agree with the mother universe theory. It sounds intuitively correct. If that were the case why would mother earth be trying to correct us and for what? Is she a schema of an angry punishing mother or of an intuitive, guiding one who wants us to see ourselves and the error of our ways? Mother Earth is too big to be concerned as she is dealing with her mother Sun. We have to ask ourselves that question. This is beyond worth the entire thought provoking read.

Electricity

Here’s one section:

The mainstream has a truly outstanding bit of official storiness to describe the one electrical process we see on Earth all the time.

            Lightning. Here's a natural for the electrical model of space. The Earth is a charged polar magnetic body moving through space. That space has its own electrical charge. They have to equalize their charges - so they spark, regularly. Voila - lightning.

            It is planetary static electricity. The Earth sparks with space, space sparks with the Earth, because each carries a variable charge.

            You do it yourself. You walk across a carpet generating a charge. You touch a metal doorknob - a conductor with a different charge - and sparks jump. Lightning.

            And if this explanation makes too much sense, let's look at the official story. The mainstream, who cannot look at space as an electrified medium, have come up with this beauty: lightning is currently believed to originate in clouds. No, it is not due to the electrical nature of space. It comes about when… ready? Ice crystals rub together. This is the official explanation. And they admit that it's another “problem,” like the temperature of the Sun, the fluctuating nature of stars, sunspots, the tilt of the planets and many, many more.

            As official stories go, it's about ready to topple. Freezers around the world have not exploded with massive trillion-watt (that's a-mighty big!) lightning discharges. So why do they offer something so deeply, profoundly, exquisitely moronic? (A trillion watts, by the way, or terawatt, is what the mainstream says the average stroke of lightning provides.)

As a side note I checked a few things that were said. Airplanes are apparently equipped with faraday cages, and lightning strikes above the cloud level are so common that often nobody notices. This means that lightning does indeed originate above the cloud level.

If lightning strikes one million times every day, and only three strikes are needed to power the entire electricity of the world for an entire year, then I am perplexed why some energy hasn’t been put in that direction. Perhaps that is because it threatens a system of enslavement?

As written here regarding electromagnetic frequencies and healing modalities:

Einstein’s vision of medicine

Considering it is now nearly 120 years ago that Einstein proposed the theory of mass-energy equivalence encompassed by his general theory of relativity and the world’s most famous equation, E = mc2, many would argue, us included, that it is remarkable that energy medicine has not by now become the mainstay of medicine as predicted by Einstein himself.

So why is today’s mainstream system of medicine not the medicine of frequencies? Is it because the science of energy medicine hasn’t progressed sufficiently, or is it because the scientific basis of energy medicine isn’t recognized, or because it hasn’t been demonstrated to be clinically effective, at least consistently enough?

It’s certainly true that the science hasn’t progressed as much as the likes of Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Albert Abrams, Royal Raymond Rife and Fritz-Albert Popp, who were among the pioneers (see Box below) in the emerging field of bioenergetics in the early twentieth century, might have anticipated.

Selected pioneers of frequency medicine

Albert Abrams (1863 – 1924)

After returning home to California with a medical doctorate from the University of Heidelberg and being appointed as professor of pathology at Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, California, Dr. Abrams developed machines that helped him to discover that different diseases caused tissues to resonate at different frequencies.

Among his pioneering machines were the Reflexophone and Oscilloblast. He claimed that that by reflecting back healthy frequency signals he could cure a wide range of diseases. He referred to the mechanism as ERA (Electronic Reactions of Abrams).

He was increasingly discredited and claimed to be a fraud by the medical establishment which was threatened by his findings, often on the basis of spurious evidence. His technology was picked up in the 1950s by Dr. Ruth Drown, who renamed it “radionics,” and it was and continues to be used to a limited extent with some claims of success in agriculture, as well as in human health.

I gave one example of many. How much could we do if we didn’t have to play the tune of the one who payed the piper? And what kind of world could it be?

My late Saturday musings…