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11/23/2025

Sharing this excellent interview about WATER our health and Quantum realities. LOVE this info. ~ we've been sharing this info about WATER for many years. Check it out. 💙💖
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11/23/2025

Sharing this excellent interview that explains so much about the QUANTUM and our conscious intention. 👏💙

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11/22/2025

Well, this seems incredible! COULD IT BE?? 🤔🌎

Beneath nearly two kilometers of Antarctic ice, scientists have uncovered a hidden world frozen in time for more than 34 million years. Using satellite radar and radio-echo mapping, they revealed an ancient landscape of valleys, ridges, and massive riverbeds the size of Maryland — terrain sculpted long before Antarctica became the icy desert we know today.

This remarkable discovery points back to an era when the continent was part of Gondwana, a warm and vibrant supercontinent covered in rivers, forests, and thriving ecosystems. Because the ice above this region is cold based and barely moves, the land has remained perfectly preserved, acting as a natural time capsule that may hold clues about Earth’s ancient climate and life.

11/22/2025

Such WISDOM shared 🙌. John Lennons "voice" continues to guide us! Blessings Dear FRIENDS. 🤗🌎❤️

John Lennon’s voice cut through noise like light through smoke. “The system knows how to handle violence,” he said, “but it doesn’t know how to handle peace.” In a world addicted to outrage, that truth feels revolutionary. Anger plays their game; calm rewrites the rules.

Modern psychology backs him up—anger narrows attention, reduces reasoning, and feeds impulsive cycles. Calm, on the other hand, rewires neural pathways, enabling creativity, clarity, and courage. Nonviolence isn’t submission; it’s mastery over self.

Each time we choose humor over hate, empathy over retaliation, we step outside the loop of control. Peace isn’t passive—it’s powerful. So next time someone provokes you, pause before reacting. Maybe silence is the loudest statement you can make. ☮️✨

11/20/2025

We love recycling and repurposing lots of things. Sharing, getting us educated! 👏 🤔💓

Ideas for these empty spice bottles… 🤷‍♀️

11/15/2025

Thank you Zack Bush. We know the MAGIC OF TREES! 🌳🌟

11/15/2025

Love love love this POV! SHARING. 👏🩵

11/15/2025

Sharing, this is FASCINATING! We have loved Zach Bush for years. You might want to follow his FB.👏🩵🤗

11/14/2025

WOW these trees are truly MAGIC! Visiting the Redwoods in California is so awesome, a must see if you can 👏🤗💓

Biggest trees known to man. Sequoia National Park, California. 🌳🧍

Humans for scale.

11/14/2025

Makes sense, those leaves protect more than we know. Perhaps think twice before raking them up to bring to the dump!🤔💞💓

Put my sign out to show the neighbors how important it is to Let Your Garden Sleep In.

11/14/2025

Did you know this? The movie AVATAR 2 showed us the possibility of this!👏🤔💓

The Bajau people are the first tribe in the world to have evolved to adapt to life under the sea. They spend their entire lives living on the sea and searching for food on the ocean floor.

They live in temporary stilt houses and on their boats, scattered throughout the seas of Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. They have lived this way for over 1000 years, and their food is entirely dependnt on the surounding seafood. This forces them to work underwater all day to catch shrimp, crab, fish, and squid.
Therefore, the Bajau puncture their eardrums to balance the pressure between the outer ear and middle ear, helping them avoid discomfort when diving deep underwater. However, puncturing the eardrum can also reduce their hearing ability and make them susceptible to ear infections. This is a trade-off that the Bajau must accept in order to live underwater.

What is extremely unusual is that they can dive for over 13 minutes at a depth of 60m below the ocean floor. Why can they do this? It turns out that they have a much larger spleen than normal people. It has the abilty to pump more oxygen into the blood and works no differently than a biological scuba tank. Their spleen has a volume greater than normal people by more than 50 percent.
What is special is that this feature is not only found in divers but also in other members of the tribe, including children who have never dived before. This means that they have evolved to live more easily under the sea
📸 A Sama-Bajau fisherman swims to the surface with an octopus caught in the Banda Sea in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Credit: James Morgan