Radioactive Truth

The Radioactive Truth Sucks

 by ChewyBees

  

  It’s terribly frightening. I know that we are all under the threat of death, but then again, this is but one of a thousand reasons for that.

    Everything sent to us is unverifiable. All life is cyclical. If Uranium is from the earth then it is also cyclical. Even in it’s refined state, it is still energetic rocks. All life revolves around energy. Even if mankind perishes, life will not. A bacterium will adapt to any source of energy, and therefore, life renews.

    The durability of life is astounding. The fragility of humans, and ultimately mammal existence is evident. It may be the best thing for our earth mother for all of us to be gone, forever. Think about it, all of our fretting, worrying and intent on finding a ‘solution’ isn’t really about our mother, it is about us. We are selfish little creatures, insisting that in order for God to exist, we must exist. What folly.

    According to all purports, we are all destined for the most horrific Armageddon the universe has ever known. So be it. If anything, we were given our time, did what we did with it, and should be thankful for the time we were given. If we truly are a higher dimensional spiritual being, then why in the name of all that is green and good would we care if we were here, or there?

    This comment is not a proclamation that people shouldn’t care. I truly believe that if you cannot control something, provide a solution, and make a difference, then there is little value in even mentioning it. In fact, by not mentioning it, and acting, and exhorting in deference to it, then you just might be taking all of it’s power away to begin with.

    Hell if I made sense with the above. Simply put, we determine the reality we become. Njews makes a storyteller’s reality for us. Yes Fukshima is lethal, and it sucks, but hell if I can do a damn thing about it, except make it a void in my existence.

   Reply by hp

    Our collective fate has ultimately been sealed by the nuclear radiations.

    To what degree remains to be seen. It is hard to fathom total extinction, from several perspectives, but near extinction level is indeed comprehendible.

    From 1945 – 1998 the demons detonated 2,000+ land, air and sea tests. Then on to the nuclear meltdowns past, present and future and the upcoming mass nuclear weapons exchanges, etc..

    Call it what you want; bad karma, curse, prophesy, common sense, five will get you ten. These lethal nuclear radiations are no imagined sci-fi movie or some conjured up gobbledygook neo-metaphysics.

    Will divine intervention wash away the accrued horrors of our unimaginable collective barbarism, cruelty and demonic actions against life on earth which have already created our current condition?

    Or is this just another pipe dream of incredibly selfish and childish greed and ignorance?

    It’s a karmic matter of taking of our radioactive medicine, and take it we will.. Choice be damned!

    We all know about Fukushima Daiichi but who knows about the artificial nuclear radiation belts encircling this earth right now?

    Artificial radiation belts are radiation belts that have been created by high altitude nuclear explosions. Google it...

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Our world is undoubtedly in a period of political, social and spiritual transition. A potential new future is coming to life around us, pushed rapidly forward by a universal shift in energy.

People are waking up to the deception of our existence, and seeking a better way to live. We are quite literally on the cusp of a brand new world. It is an exciting time to be alive, and the possibilities are – for the first time in living memory – quite literally endless.

Living in a transitioning world can be challenging. But embracing simplicity, remaining centred, and living true to your own nature are your keys to creating the new world that YOU want to be a part of.

Courtesy of The Unbounded Spirit, here are 7 words to live by in a changing world:

7 Words to Live By:

Patience:

It takes time to be who we want to be, and to live the life we want to live. We cannot have anything we wish right now – everything needs its own time to happen. Learning to be patient is the first truth to living the good life.

Persistence:

Albert Einstein once said that you never fail until you stop trying. Persistent effort is necessary to achieving anything of importance. No matter how many failures you may have experienced, no matter the difficulties you may face, never stop striving to turn your dreams into reality.

Courage:

Mistakes are natural, and failures happen often. Never be afraid of committing mistakes or finding yourself to have failed. Be brave enough to go through challenges and adventure. Nothing will ever be given to you unless you ask for it it.

Responsibility:

Freedom goes hand-in-hand with responsibility. Life is made of choices and choice always brings responsibility. Every action leads to a reaction, every cause has its consequences. Always make sure you choose what you think is right and never forget to see yourself as the creator of your destiny.

Love:

If you have everything, but lack love, then you have nothing. But if you have nothing, except for love, then you have everything. To love is to be at peace with yourself and others.

Truth:

Never be afraid to speak the truth, and always be true to yourself. No matter what others want or expect from you, you should always serve the truth, no matter what the consequences. This might be painful in the beginning, but in the end truth shall set you free.

Appreciation:

Your life might not be the ideal, but your life is still great. Whether you have failed or have not yet achieved to live your dream, you are still here pulsating with life and can experience this wonder-full existence. Aim for something better, but never forget to appreciate what you already have.

Courtesy of The Unbounded Spirit

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