RFK is no joke...he's not just all talk. He's made some serious waves and this is why I trust him:
1) he's jacked
2) he sued companies like General electric to prevent them from dumping toxic PCBs into the Hudson river
3) he's won $100s of millions for plaintiffs suing Monsanto over glyphosate causing cancer
4) his lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies have led to increased awareness around the potential dangers of vaccines
5) he was instrumental in the clean air act, reducing mercury and toxic pollutants in the air
6) he sued companies for polluting river water with coal as part of the waterkeeper alliance
7) he's protected indigenous lands and communities
8) he sued the FCC to update wireless radiation guidelines
9) he risked his life to run for president, despite many security risks
10) he sued the EPA to ban chlorpyrifos a very toxic pesticide
11) he's bringing public awareness to the danger of the 5G rollout
LFG @RobertKennedyJr
Unpopular opinion-
Trump voters, now is the time to walk the walk. This is the unity party- if you want to heal this country you need to show real love and compassion to liberals and democrats.
You need to talk to them, listen to them- prove to them that what the media said about Trump was lies- what they said about Trump supporters was lies. You can’t mock them for calling you garbage and then act like garbage because you won.
Their greatest success in Trump’s first term was creating TDS- it is up to every Trump supporter to live out the counter narrative to their lies.
Making America great again is inseparable from dismantling the divisive psyop that Trump supporters are mean, uninformed, Nazis.
Be the bigger person, build the bridge and welcome someone across.
Otherwise four years from now America is even more divided and even more in danger.
No excuses. 🇺🇸
👀 Tucker Carlson to RFK Jr — both men nearly moved to tears.
“I hope what you just said is chopped up and put all over every social media platform in the world!”
Well here it is. What Kennedy said in the BEST 12 mins of Tucker… maybe ever. Stunning. LFG. #MAHA 🇺🇸
It only takes a few moments of introspection to become aware of the vast, yawning emptiness that abides at the center of your heart. Every adult feels it. Most of us experience it as the pain of grief, and do anything we can to avoid feeling it.
This is because postmodern people, enamored of the frigid faith of scientific rationalism and its dead, mechanistic world, experience the void as a loss. It feels like a hole in the heart, a raw wound that can only be temporarily soothed by sex, drugs, conformity, and most recently, the bright stimuli of our screens. The void has a place in our collective history that we perceive as the death of God, the death of external meaning. And it has a place in the emotional body that we perceive as an infinitely cold yearning where the thrum of life used to be. A darkness that, at some indeterminate point in the fog of the past, swallowed our creativity, joy and spontaneity, and left us a slave to the passions that afford a moment of mercy.
But this is not the only way to experience the void, or to interpret it. If you stay with the sensations of this vast nothingness, this powerful yearning, for long enough - painful and fearful as it may be - you start to get to know it. It begins to change. Whether via meditation, yoga, prayer or simple creative work, with enough gentle attention, you start to realize that this hole in you is not *only* a point of departure. It's also where everything in existence comes from.
Every thought, idea, feeling, inspiration that channels through you comes from that void, persists for a time, and returns to it. This is the living, infinite process that Christians call creatio ex nihilo, or "creation from nothing". The nothingness, which Buddhists call Dharmakaya, and which the Chinese name Dao - is in fact the great ground of Being, that from which your ego came, and to which it will return. And that ground, that eternal context, that patient, quiet, generative space held for all the suffering and beauty and drama of creation - that will outlive you. It will continue on, as it always has. That is the part of you, the fundamental part of you, that is beyond death. It is the Great Self that beholds every moment of your life with unfathomable love.
In other words, that hole at the center of your being is not what the absence of God feels like.
It's precisely the feeling of God's presence.
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@SirBoshuda I don't know if you've heard of Circling but it's a training that I'm taking, it's an authentic relating practice and a handful of people in the training with me are life coaches. You might be into it