Sarah Bolger - Videos - Filmography
Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.
How and why Trump created a war with Iran will create endless questions and political chaos at home and abroad. Some will call it a diversion from the Epstein files others will say he is acting like a dictator. But why? He only does things if something is in it for him. Is it a Nobel Prize? No. It's always about power and money. Are the major power players on the global game board - involved in something that will keep other world leaders guessing and up at night? Face it. We know nothing. Trump loves a good game and winning - so what is really going on?
After decades under the rule of an authoritarian regime - change was long overdue for Iran and other countries in the Middle East - to adapt their society and governing body to modern day.
We see it in Gaza where a Palestinian state - and freedom from the Hamas regime - is long overdue.
It's time to topple all dictatorships - as well as monarchies - dating from antiquated times and algorithms and bring them into the light as end times take hold and the dominoes begin to fall. I know this takes time, planning, and money but everything says ... freedom must be had and cannot be determined by outdated, outmoded paradigms. People sometimes remain in the worst of situation because they're fearful of change. That time is over.
On the last day of February 2026 - in the energies of Mercury Retrograde and other astrological alignments - tensions have erupted as the United States and Israel launch against Iran is historic with consequences destined to ripple across the region.
Since the 1979 Ruhollah Khomeini revolution reshaped the nation's political and religious structure, Iran's leadership has maintained a system rooted in clerical authority and centralized control. While supporters view it as a defense of sovereignty and cultural identity, critics contend that it has limited political freedoms, restricted dissent, and isolated the country economically and diplomatically.
Calls for reform in Iran have surfaced repeatedly over the years - from student protests to nationwide demonstrations sparked by economic hardship and social restrictions. Many younger Iranians, connected to the world through technology and social media, have voiced aspirations for greater personal freedom, expanded civil rights, and stronger integration with the global community.
At the same time, the broader Middle East remains deeply interconnected through alliances, rivalries, sectarian divides, and strategic interests. Escalation between Iran, the United States, and Israel risks drawing neighboring nations into a wider confrontation. Markets, energy supplies, and global security concerns are already reacting to the uncertainty.
History shows that military action can sometimes accelerate political transformation but it can also entrench hardline positions, strengthen nationalist sentiment, and prolong instability.
Whether this moment becomes a catalyst for reform or a deepening of division will depend not only on governments and military strategy, but on the voices and programming of the people themselves.
Time for the people of the Middle East, to come out of the dark ages and into the light where all women can be educated and not subservient to men - dressing as they see fit.
Sexual freedom should be had by all.
Religion: People across the world already believe there is just one god for all - one source of creation. If such an entity were to exist, he would not wish to be worshiped but to allow his or her human creation to be free. Some believe Gods protects humanity - not true. They will not return when the simulation ends. Never, ever, worship a mythological god. Rituals are outdated.
Outdated belief systems - hampering the true knowledge of why humans are here - is the reason humans forever quest for answers. It's just an experiment in a simulation. Done and done.
As we know - UFOs monitor Earth to ensure that humans don't destroy the planet before the algorithm ends. How do they fit in especially as they are frequently seen near military bases and nuclear power plants?
Everything feels in order on this day. Against all odds - the Middle East - which some believe is the cradle of civilization - is shifting.
Freedom on all levels is the final goal. You may see it as moving out of 3D and into love and light - or however you're programmed to conceptualize life after the simulation. Just know the planet Earth experiments in human emotions is evolving out of existence.
The quest for answers is eternal. Even when humans know they'll never find the answers - they feel guided to keep asking questions as if it all mattered - or else they wouldn't keep going at all.
March 13, 1939 - February 27, 2026
Neil Sedaka, the singer-songwriter behind dozens of hits of the 1960s and '70s, dies at age 86
Neil Sedaka was four years older than me. We grew up in neighboring areas of Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach in Brooklyn, New York. We both went to Lincoln High School though Neil graduated before I entered my freshman year so we never really knew each other.
In 1957, Neil Sedaka launched his professional solo music career as a singer-songwriter and pianist, marking the beginning of a prolific career that defined the early pop-rock era. Neil Sedaka was an original member of the group that became known as The Tokens.
He formed the group in 1955 at Brooklyn's Abraham Lincoln High School, initially known as the Linc-Tones, before leaving in 1957 to pursue a solo career, prior to their 1961 hit "The Lion Sleeps Tonight". Following the success of his group he signed as a solo artist and released his debut recordings, including "Laura Lee" and "Snowtime" on Decca Records in 1957. Neil Sedaka was on his way to becoming a superstar.
The spring of 1957 brought major changes for me as I finished my freshman year and destiny began to unfold on many levels. That spring Lincoln High had a dance - possibly a freshman dance. Neil returned to play piano and judge the dance contest, which I entered. To this day I can still see him sitting at the piano playing and singing.
When the music stopped, there was that suspended moment before the winning couple was announced. You got it! My dance partner and I had won.
But what stayed with me far longer than the applause were Neil's words. In front of everyone, he looked at me and said, "You're beautiful. You're destined to fame." Of course I was faltered but it was a moment that catalyzed my destiny - one of many that would follow - and the beginning of my journey as told to me on the UFO three years earlier.
With Neil's passing today, I find myself returning to that spring night in Brooklyn - to the music, the applause, and the quiet knowing that sometimes destiny announces itself in the most extraordinary ways.
Count St. Germain - Enigmatic Historical Character - Videos - Wikipedia
The Count of St. Germain's real name is unknown. He has been variously described as an alchemist, courtier, adventurer, charlatan, inventor, pianist, violinist amateur composer, and more.
He is best known as a recurring figure in the stories of several strands of occultism - particularly those connected to Theosophy and the White Eagle Lodge, where he is also referred to as the 'Master Rakoczi' one of the Masters of the Ancient Wisdom. He is credited with near god-like powers and longevity. Some sources write that his name is not familial, but was invented by him as a French version of the Latin Sanctus Germanus, meaning "Holy Brother."
lay hidden in a place which depicts Earth's final destiny.
Somewhere in my metaphysical studies I was made away of a character named Count St. Germain whose biography seemed more fiction than fact ... and yet somehow it resonated with my journey here.
The way I learned about him is that Count St. Germain was once a human who had evolve to a higher state of consciousness. He returns to Earth as a Teacher and Ascended Master to help guide the journey of humanity to closure.
Searching further I found the handsome image of him below with the lavender eyes. And then ... there it was ... the hidden clue I knew would show itself .... Count St. Germain sometimes went by the name Master Rakoczi ... another character played by Z.
When I discovered he was a Time Lord - it made sense because Z and I are here about the journey of humanity in the alchemy of time. Connecting above and below on the letter "Z" you get an hourglass.
Elizabeth Taylor - Videos - Filmography
Elizabeth Taylor allegedly had violet eyes.
Quote: Cleopatra was one of the most intriguing characters in history.
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Sunday March 8 - many states return to Daylight Saving Time. This should lighten your mood if you suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder - a.k.a. SAD - part of the 'depression umbrella'.
We all know that reality and the 'human experiment in emotions' is a journey of self-searching and self-worth. Feelings make everything real but also cause confusion.
Should you love yourself? Shouldn't you love yourself? Are you worthy? You are who you are and trying your best to make sense of reality and your place in it.
If you understand the simulation - and that we are all programmed to everything we do - then you'll never wonder - you'll just live it.
Your soul is forever influenced by the many aspects of itself experiencing in places you don't even know exist - along with your programming in this little speck of reality. Location: Physical Earth. Timeline: 21st Century - as humans are taught to mark events with their timepieces.
If you're feeling lost and confused about what to do next - never forget that your destiny "is" set in stone (programmed), therefore the next part of your journey will be shown to you no matter what.
The one thing we all have in common is that a final destiny in this simulation, narrative, story of reality, is unfolding, and therefore all roads are going to lead you to that end. Tick Tock!
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Forget flatfooted lumbering T. rex. New research shows it walked on tiptoes
First plesiosaurian fossil discovered in Algeria fills a Cretaceous gap
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Jewelry for the Consciously Minded
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Ellie Turns 83 With Family
