A queda de Lúcifer provoca a extinção dos dinossauros na novela 'GÊNESIS' (2021).
Efeitos visuais supervisionados por Anderson Paraná e computação gráfica por Vander Zafa, sob direção-geral de Edgard Miranda.
i'll teach you 8 truths that you must've mastered and understood from your first year of spirituality.
1. you chose the family you were born into, it is called human incarnation. when the time comes, i will explain how incarnation actually happens later.
2. what we call destiny is shapeable and what we have called problems since birth are lessons, markers that situate you. it is not through suffering that humans develop but through pain. pain is a signal, the information and it is what shows you that there is something to understand or adjust. suffering on the other hand is what you add to that pain when you resist, when you cling to it and when you refuse to see. pain makes you grow but suffering blocks you.
3. no matter the amount of prayers, if your internal state does not match what you're asking for, no answer will come.
4. all the people who enter your life are a form of reflection, it is up to you to be conscious enough to understand why you meet them.
5. you are not who you think you are. what you know of urself is only a mental construction. the YOU that you see in your head is an identification. in reality, you are a consciousness living a human experience. that is why i always say that the first mission for all our souls is to wake up.
6. you are responsible for everything that happens in your life, not guilty but responsible and that i cannot explain to you in a few seconds, i would need like 4 hours of time.
7. the future does not really exist. your brain uses the idea of the future to organize the present and i will take the time to explain this to you more in depth.
8. what many call god is not external, the idea that power is outside of you is an illusion.
if you have questions, i will answer them in another tweet and welcome to all the new followers on this page. buena suerte 🤍
Then around 2AM, he will painstakingly set up his modern hi-tech intelligence and surveillance devices, securely connect to Langley, has his debrief, upload his report on the Bénin people, their tribes, tribal leaders & his analysis of historical divisions, then he cleans up.
Drama ensues as a Northern man selling by the roadside threatens not to sell to a customer again after the man tries to convince him that President Tinubu is better than Peter Obi.
makes me sick how spongebob’s parents, harold and margaret, also sponges, named their son spongebob. imagine naming your son humanjeff. what the fuck was their problem with him
They bombed my home when I was 10, buried me under the rubble screaming “Allahu Akbar,” put me in the hospital for months, then forced my family into an 8x10 bomb shelter for seven years
No power, no water, eating grass while snipers hunted us for the crime of being Christian.
That’s one. Want the rest of the list?
if you are not spiritual, you cannot work in certain industries and sectors like oil and gas, mining, construction, aviation, maritime and even underground engineering. there are things that happen in these environments that go beyond what you can physically see or explain.
In July 1969, a 20-year-old bank teller in Cleveland walked out of work on a Friday with $215,000 in a paper bag.
A U.S. Marshal hunted him for the rest of his life. Then the marshal's son found him, in an obituary.
Ted Conrad worked in the cash vault of the Society National Bank. He was obsessed with the 1968 movie The Thomas Crown Affair, about a rich man who robs a bank just to prove he can, and he told friends that robbing his own bank would be easy.
On July 11, 1969, he did it. Nobody noticed the money was gone until Monday. By then Ted Conrad had vanished. The $215,000 would be worth about $1.7 million today.
Deputy U.S. Marshal John Elliott took the case and never let it go. The FBI filled 20 binders. The case ran on America's Most Wanted. Elliott retired in 1990 and kept digging until he died in 2020. His son, Peter, who had become the U.S. Marshal in Cleveland, took over his father's files.
In 2021, Peter found an obituary for a man named Thomas Randele from a Boston suburb. Born July 10, the same day as Conrad, just two years earlier. Same college. Same parents' names. His signature matched the one Conrad had left on paperwork in the 1960s.
Thomas Randele had lived there for 50 years. He married, raised a daughter, worked as a golf pro, then sold luxury cars.
He died of lung cancer in May 2021, six months before the marshals came. After his first chemotherapy session, he had told his daughter who he really was.