Did you know gay liberal activists stormed the NIH in 1990❓

They blamed Dr. Anthony Fauci for blocking cheap and effective AIDS treatments and for only promoting expensive and toxic drugs that benefited Big Pharma.

Fauci did the exact same thing during Covid-19.

https://twitter.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1615093865547190272

@KanekoaTheGreat

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Good morning!
Schumann Resonance as of 0700 hrs PST / 1000 EST / 1500 UTC.

For those of you struggling with personal relationships during all of this...worried the marriage or union will not withstand.

I know it’s scary. In some ways it seems like you might already be walking this path “alone” because the reality is you are. It is a personal journey, no one can walk it for you. And even if the growth cycles are not congruent at all times it doesn’t necessarily mean that you write them off. Or that they will write you off.

So many times people find themselves in unnecessary battles because we want to share with what we have learned; like showing off the new toy.

But in reality, our goal should ALWAYS be to love without expectation. It is the truest form of love we can offer someone.

It’s a personal journey for all of us. Just because they haven’t met you where you are yet, doesn’t mean they won’t.

Keep the faith. Try not to worry. Just focus on the good in your relationship. Just because you are taking different paths through all of this, doesn’t mean you won’t arrive at the same destination.
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Much love,

AG

Coming from experience 👆 I couldn't agree more. When things bubble up, before reacting take some time to look inward. Why are these things affecting you so? Are there things from you and your past that you're being asked to examine? Are there things about yourself that you never properly communicated to your partner that would help them see a new perspective about why you care about the things that you do? Is there a way you can express that to them without making it about them or what they are/aren't doing for you?

Take ownership for what's yours and give grace for what's theirs. Give them the same grace you'd want extended to you if they were the one in your shoes.

Think about life without them and if that makes you feel free then you have your own introspecting to do there and no one can really tell you what is best.

Otherwise, you have to consider your choices - to stay or to go.

To stay means to fight. Not aggressively, but you need to figure out WHY you are in this situation, why you are bothered by the things that you are, and communicate with an open heart.

You cannot control what they do. And it wouldn't be ideal to give ultimatums. Just be clear about who you are and what you need. Plant that seed.

Then give grace. And patience. If you had to set boundaries, stay true to them.

Then love them. Just love them where they're at.

It could also help to pray a yolking over your marriage and that whatever direction you go, you go together.

Let God take care of the rest.

I second all of the above.

Miracles happen. Don’t give up hope even if you feel that the other person will never see. You were there once too. But you cannot control them. Only yourself.

In my experience, the best thing you can do is get your own shit in order and lead by example with absolutely zero expectation that it will change someone. Unconditional Love is the key to all of this. And sometimes Love means letting go. Anytime that we grasp into something or someone, it is out of fear.

If something is no longer meant to be it will fall away. Stay true to yourself. You will either be the Light that leads them home, or the force that pushes them away. Either outcome will be “correct” for the circumstance.

Remember, you are constantly broadcasting your frequency.

You do not always have to talk to have an impact on those around you. In fact, sometimes it’s better if you don’t.

@TruthRascalHQ ✨💕✨

Have you noticed people gravitate towards you since you woke up? Or maybe repelled? 😏

Yeah. That’s all a frequency thing.