Keeping calm when things agitate us is not easy. Try hard to be in tune with the signs your body gives and do what is needed to level out as best you can. Cooler heads indeed prevail.
These Guidelines return us to the basics. American households must prioritize whole, nutrient-dense foods—protein, dairy, vegetables, fruits, healthy fats, and whole grains—and dramatically reduce highly processed foods. This is how we Make America Healthy Again.
Took the Civic TypeR in for service and was fortunate enough to pick up the brand new @Honda Prelude!! Thank U @wc_honda for helping add this Boost Blue Beauty to the Honda Lineup! Time to see what this thing can do!!!
Beef is BACK!
Whole milk is BACK!
Butter is BACK!
Bacon is BACK!
Eggs are BACK!
The war on real, nutrient-dense food is over.
Are you ready to enjoy eating again?
MAHA
CALENDER CORRECTED
Our calendar is not quite right. We are supposed to have 13 months of 28 days with one day, the day of resurrection, Easter, as a neutral day. That would be your 365 days.
We have 13 constellations, not 12. We have 13 moon cycles, with each lunar cycle spanning ~28 days. As is the menstruation cycle. Nature is consistent. Nature is mathematical.
One month was subtracted out of our calendars in order to sever the connection between the people and the sun, moon and stars – which together formed our ancient clock.
Our ancestors used to call North America "Turtle Island" because of its shape, aligned with a turtle's shell split up into 13 segments each representing a moon cycle, encircled by a rim of 28 days for the days per cycle.
Sept means 7. It is not, nor has ever been, the ninth month. Oct means 8. Nov means 9, and Dec means 10.
Jan is 11. Feb is 12. March is 13.
April is our first month.
April 1 is Easter.
April 1 is our first day of the year, made into a joke.
The only joke had ever been us, slumbering through an illusion without ever questioning it – the way so many others still do.
Our clock is the apple that has been bitten into.
It is missing time.
Our year does not begin in the midst of harsh, cold winter days that darken in the afternoon. Our year begins in the spring, when the flowers start to bloom, when the grass begins to grow, when trees begin to leaf and babies are born.
Our cycle begins and corresponds with resurrection.
The first day of our year is our neutral day.
Day one.
That commences April 1, at midnight.
As day dawns, we rest and celebrate the resurrection, the new beginning, the beginning of Christ.
April is month one.
There are 4 weeks in a month.
The first of every month is always a Sunday. Rishon, in Hebrew (ראשון), literally translates to first. The last of every week is the Sabbath, the day of rest.
The only reason the first of April often does not match up with a Sunday is because the Gregorian calendar has derailed us even farther out of sync.
The Gregorian calendar is SMU.
Shit Made Up by man.
It keeps us out of our natural cycles.
Before 45BC, the year was counted by 369 days. As it should be.
369 days split up to 13 months of ~28 days (28.38), in accordance with the ovulation and lunar cycles.
Soften your forehead, unclench your jaw, relax your shoulders.
Take a deep breath in through your nose; and out through your mouth.
This is a reminder to stop holding tension in your body.