Kathy Hill

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

This little bird spotted the tiny cooling setup made just for it and got so excited it didn’t know what to do.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

Two important things to know:

1. Quantum entanglement plays out directly in true healing. When the healer is conscious, the client heals automatically in her presence. Nothing more needs to be done. That was the basis for how I healed clients and saved lives. I never went inside people’s energies to do stuff to them. That is not only fake healing but it is violating. As I always tell you, true healing is always 100% consistent with how the universe works. Fake healing is not consistent with how the universe works.

2. If people are fake healing with the reiki and the emotional work and the meditation—they don’t change and neither do others. If people are truly healing, the change in them immediately decreases the demonic population on this planet and cuts off reptilian and insectoid siphoning, which directly affects their ability to source life force energy from humans and carry out their agendas against humans. That is the material change.

[Gabriel 🐾 @Gabriel_Cas_Cer]

Antes los admiraba,ahora con estos datos,las amo y desde ahora las cuidaré,sembrando mas flores y poniéndole bebederos de agua.

YO NO LO SABÍA 🐝 🐝🐝

Sabías que una cucharada de 🍯 miel es suficiente para mantener vivo a una persona durante 24 horas?
¿Sabías que una de las primeras monedas del mundo tenía el símbolo de una abeja?
¿Sabías que la miel contiene enzimas vivas?
¿Sabías que en contacto con una cuchara de metal, estas enzimas mueren? La mejor manera de comer miel es con una cuchara de madera; si no puede encontrar uno, use una cuchara de plástico.
¿Sabías que la miel contiene una sustancia que ayuda a que el cerebro funcione mejor?
¿Sabías que la miel es uno de los pocos alimentos en la tierra que por sí solo puede sustentar la vida humana?
¿Sabías que las abejas salvaron a la gente del hambre en África?
¿Sabías que el propóleo producido por las abejas es uno de los antibióticos naturales más potentes?
¿Sabías que la miel no tiene fecha de caducidad?
¿Sabías que los cuerpos de los más grandes emperadores del mundo fueron enterrados en ataúdes de oro y luego cubiertos con miel para evitar la putrefacción?
¿Sabías que el término “Honeymoon” (luna de miel) proviene del hecho de que los novios consumían miel para la fertilidad después de su matrimonio?
Sabías que una abeja vive menos de 40 días, visita al menos 1000 flores y produce menos de una cucharadita de miel, pero para ella es el trabajo de toda una vida.
¡Gracias preciosas abejas!

[Wildfriends Africa @WildfriendsUG]

A two legged elephant? You may think its a giraffe, but, its enormously gigantic elephant bull stretching his trunk and standing on two legs, balancing his giant body to access succulent leaves 🍃🐘🥰

[かわいい動物たち│シカゴ @MatsumotoH873]

タイ・チェンマイの保護施設で、
お気に入りのぬいぐるみを抱きしめたまま眠る子ゾウ。
この安心しきった寝姿が、なんとも尊いです。🐘�

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

🐘😁🐘😁🐘

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

♥️🐘♥️🐘♥️🐘♥️🐘♥️

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

Meet Spencer the Alpaca who has been learning true healing. This was my 2nd time teaching him. I teach him using English and telepathy. Animals heal easier and faster than humans—they aren’t as resistant. At least they don’t have spirituality steering them away from true healing!

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

😁May😁All😁Animals😁Live😁Happily😁And😁Heathily😁Ever😁After😁

[Kathy Hill @Kphill909]

@mosttriggering Toto is romping right now as we’re seeing this! 😆 We thank you every day for your devoted healing and the days and nights on end as you brought Toto back from the very edge! We witnessed a miracle and we love you too, dear Ana! ❤️❤️

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

This is Toto, the baby that was near–death this time last year. After round–the–clock emergency true healing and exquisite care from his mom, Toto came through. He is 14 but jumps and runs everywhere like a puppy—totally reborn. Look how happy & vibrant he is 😍 I love you, Toto!

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

There are 3 types of people in this world: when presented with a health crisis, Type 1 goes all in and fights tooth and nail for their lives; Type 2 doesn’t fight for their lives, or doesn’t fight enough, or fake fights so that their loved ones feel better. Type 3 avoids the need to fight because they are into problem prevention—nipping things at the bud as soon as they crop up.

We don’t need to reach crisis point before we see what type we are, what we are made of. We can ask this question now. If you follow me, it means you know that real healing exists. The question is, are you going to learn it so that you know how to preserve your life? Or are you going to decline learning so that if you ever need to save yourself, you don’t know how to? Do you actively seek to live the hard way or the easy way? Real questions, real chances to face the truth. Your answers to these questions are a direct reflection of how intelligent and self–loving you are.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

If a man wants to improve himself, what are his options? He can learn true healing with me. Half of the student body are men. I teach them to address energy issues in detail, precision, with logic, as if they’re learning to fix their car. If men aren’t truly healing, the world will offer him two paths:

1) Spirituality, which means to play with existential suffering and unreciprocated longing. Spirituality directly emasculates. It teaches people that their life is wrong, their ideas are wrong, their thoughts are wrong, their desires are wrong, and that they must turn toward god, whatever their god is. Spirituality toys with people’s unhealed dad issues, dad being god/universe;

2) Motivation, which means to become extremely intolerant of where a person is right now. The self–loathing is amped up disguised as self–improvement. They teach men to constantly PUSH and DEMAND and EXERT and FORCE and CONTROL via one of the least intelligent paths available—by reading self–help books 😝 These ideologies try to morph men from human to machine.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

True love is:
I do this for you, you don’t need to do anything for me.
I give this to you, you don’t need to give anything to me.
I be this for you, you don’t need to be anything for me.
I become this for you, you don’t need to become anything for me.
I provide this to you, you don’t need to provide anything to me.

How many of you would run? Before you tell me this is unrealistic and impossible, realize that you already do this for your pets, just not your boyfriend girlfriend husband wife partner.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

When a person is truly healing, thoughts are an absolute delight. One ponders what interests to pursue next, what to enjoy for dinner, remembering funny memories, and noting how much one appreciates that certain object/person/whatever. Thus, the problem isn’t in having thoughts like gurus want you to believe. The problem is having thoughts that are intrusive, unwanted, bothersome, and excessive. These come from two sources: 1. Hosting entity attachments; 2. Lack of real healing. When a person isn’t truly healing, like the entire world INCLUDING and ESPECIALLY the ENTIRE ENTIRE ENTIRE spiritual and healing communities, then they make their mind the enemy. Wrong move, wrong diagnosis, wrong action, wrong solution.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

2 days later: Caretaker said the Alpaca’s weak leg is as good as new, and the tear that he had daily for the last 6 months, which couldn’t be cured with medication, are gone. We didn’t even work on his eye but the symptom dissolved. This is highly typical of true healing where the issues you didn’t work on gets healed anyway. That is because the entire energy is being worked on, not just physical body locations.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

I am going all in with healing animals! 🦒 Do you have any pets that are suffering from health issues? If so, I can either heal them or teach them how to heal themselves. You can DM me if interested. Of the handful of times that I’ve worked with animals, the majority of times it was successful—death avoided or drastic surgeries cancelled. Here is a video of healing little Toto, 14, whose life was saved from seemingly near–death and since has been reborn with the vitality and energy of a puppy. This video was for healing ongoing issues afterwards: https://t.co/cnyKj7huiO

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

This is one of the most famous paintings in the world, and almost no one knows the haunting story of the woman lying in the water...

This is Ophelia, by John Everett Millais, finished in 1852. The scene is from Hamlet, the young woman who loses her mind after the man she loves kills her father, and drowns in a stream while singing and gathering flowers.

Millais caught the instant before she goes under, hands open, lips still parted in song, her gown pulling her down. In the play, her death is almost a throwaway. It happens offstage, and the queen simply reports it afterward:

"There is a willow grows aslant a brook... When down her weedy trophies and herself fell in the weeping brook."

A few more lines, and the story moves on. Millais took that half-second and spent the better part of a year on it.

Every flower in the water is real, painted with the obsessive botanical precision the Pre-Raphaelites were famous for, and almost every one carries a hidden meaning. The pansies floating on her dress stood for love in vain. The violets around her neck meant faithfulness. The daisy near her hand, innocence. The weeping willow leaning over her was the old symbol of forsaken love. And bright against her gown, one red poppy: the flower of sleep and death, which Shakespeare never mentioned, and which Millais added himself. He built the whole tragedy into the foliage, in a language his Victorian viewers could read like text, and which we drift right past today.

To get the water right, Millais did something extraordinary: he painted the river first, outdoors, on the banks of a stream in Surrey, sitting there for five months, recording every leaf and reed. Then, through the following winter, he painted the girl. Her name was Elizabeth Siddal. She was twenty-two, discovered working in a hat shop, and she would become the great tragic figure of this whole story.

To pose as the drowning Ophelia, Siddal lay for hours in a bathtub of water in Millais’s studio, wearing an antique silver gown he had bought for the purpose. It was winter, so he set oil lamps beneath the tub to keep the water warm. One day, absorbed in his work, Millais did not notice that the lamps had gone out. Siddal, the perfect model, said nothing and did not move, and lay there in the freezing water until the session ended. She caught a severe cold that turned to pneumonia.

She recovered, but never fully, and she never posed for Millais again. And here is the detail that turns this painting into something almost unbearable to look at: ten years later Elizabeth Siddal died of an overdose of laudanum, the opium drug that Victorians took by the spoonful. She was thirty-two.

Look again at that single red poppy Millais slipped into the picture, the flower that has always meant both sleep and death, and that opium is made from.

He painted a beautiful young woman playing a girl who drowns. He could not have known he was also depicting her fate.

Some paintings do not stay inside their frames...

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

“Ana is lovely. Please note that there is a difference between her twitter persona and real life. Though I love the way her content triggers/makes you question your beliefs, she is very amicable in person. Perhaps the best part of her course is the 1–1 time you get with her to practice and refine your healing technique.” —Euan, Student

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

The most rebellious act you can make is to be healthy. Please CHERISH your life.