Posted on May 4, 2011, in Barack Obama and tagged Niburu, planets align, politics, RBO. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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Oh, Brenda. “I am Zecharia Sitchin fan because I love his historical details”: I didn’t know who this is, so I Googled him. If I ran a political site, I wouldn’t confess occult beliefs there. Some people might question my judgment.
Spoken like a true liberal.
Sorry to disappoint you, but we are all multidimensional beings (or at least I’d hope so). My historical education focused on the late Christian/early Roman era with emphasis on the limes, the Lombards, etc. That was a time very much involved with occult beliefs.
Ever been to the dom at Regensburg? When the floor was opened up to remove the old furnace archeologists spent ages (sorry, must pun) discovering the Carolingian and Merovingian floors below — all the way to the original pagan site. See, Christians built their churches on pagan sites and those were very occult — and very interesting.
Yet, I write about politics.
I’m a Christian and read the Bible, definitely a religion and a book based on mystical beliefs. Any knowledgeable person knows that Christian traditions, like Easter, are based on occult practices.
Yet, I write about politics.
I’m also a licensed acupuncturist of more than 10 years (with 4 years of training). Oriental medicine reaches back to the ancients and, if you know anything about the intricacies of the healing art, you’d know that it’s very much based on occult beliefs — the Tao and all that — and Five Element theory is based on the spirits that reside in the body (Po resides in the liver and Shen in the heart, for example).
Yet, I write about politics.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but my judgment is doing just fine — but thanks for your concern.
Quite a resume, Brenda; you go girl!!!
I’m totally on board, Brenda. I don’t know many of the details but, having spent time in India, I’ve seen enough to know it’s true (except for all the end of the world stuff).
Thanks, Peter. You are fully aware of the mystique of Ayurvedic medicine, then. Forgot to toss that into the heap.
Back to Oriental medicine for just a second. Chairman Mao gave us Traditional Chinese Medicine, which most practitioners claim. However, like everything for the People, it’s a fabrication. Real Oriental medicine is something quite different, drawn from the ancient texts and based on many — often competing — theories, most of which worked (and still do) quite well without Mao’s meddling.