Kim E

Spiritual Common sense, Libertarian. Interested in Health freedom. Nutrition

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@VanchieriJr @RealJamesWoods Most do. I live in Ca. Alot of us have doubts about the Mail-in-voting.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 WHILE FRANCE BURNS, POLAND IS PERFECTLY CALM.

Polish MEP Dominik Tarczynski walked through Krakaw late at night to show Europe what safe looks like. There were no riots, no burning buildings, and no police lines.

"Look how safe we are. Churches are safe. Because we did not let them in. Zero means zero."

Poland refused the EU's migrant relocation quotas. The EU's top court ruled against it, and Poland still didn't budge.

Tarczynski summed it up: "'Be like Poland' means be brave."

This is a choice. France chose open borders, and Poland chose its own people. Look at the results.

America, be like Poland.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@SoveyX 😂😂

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@KevinKileyCA To Richard Pan you and other dem legislators have mismanaged the tax money received so you need to stop giving away money to illegal immigrants and other projects that don't serve the people of the State of California.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@ZavalaA This is ridiculous. 😄 Still have time to stop it.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@carldemaio Fascists

[Bécquer 🇪🇸✒🔡 @GustavoAdolf_]

Valentin Gruener 🇩🇪es un conservacionista alemán conocido por cofundar el proyecto de conservación Modisa Wildlife Project en el desierto de Kalahari, Botsuana🇧🇼. Su fama se debe al extraordinario vínculo afectivo con Sirga, una leona a la que rescató cuando era apenas una cachorra recién nacida. Sirga fue abandonada por su madre con solo 10 días de vida.
Sirga vive en un área protegida de 2000 hectáreas dentro de la reserva, donde puede cazar y desarrollarse de forma natural
"Sirga es increíblemente dulce para ser un gato muy grande", comentó Gruener, en  una reciente entrevista a la cadena norteamericana NCB News.

Vídeo de Sirga the lioness

[Dr Rudolf Steiner @RudolfStein2026]

You live inside buildings that are teaching you to forget God.

Modern architecture has mastered efficiency.
But it has forgotten how to speak to the human soul.

This is the real crisis of our age.
The problem is that our buildings are spiritually mute.

For thousands of years, architecture was never just shelter.

A temple...
A cathedral...
A sacred hall...

These weren't build to impress the eye.
They were built to transform the human being.

Their proportions, curves, light, and space were designed to awaken reverence, strengthen the moral life, and remind man that he stood between Earth and Heaven.

Today we build with calculations instead of consciousness.

Straight lines.
Efficient layouts.
Optimized materials.

Everything is engineered to function.
Almost nothing is created to elevate.

Dr Steiner argued that form is never neutral:

Every wall speaks.
Every proportion educates.
Every space silently shapes the soul of those who enter it.

Architecture is the language through which the spiritual world addresses humanity.

A true building is not constructed — it is born from inner perception.

Just as the human larynx gives voice to thought, architecture becomes the cosmic larynx through which higher realities speak into earthly life.

This is why sacred architecture moves us without words.
The building itself teaches:

It can awaken peace.
Strengthen truthfulness.
Dissolve selfishness.
Call forth devotion.

Not through sermons or symbols, but through living form.

The buildings of the future must become lawgivers — not because they command us,
but because they resonate with something higher.

A truthful building awakens truthfulness.
A harmonious building awakens harmony.
A reverent building awakens reverence.

Space itself becomes moral education.

But none of this begins with technique.
It begins with the architect.

When Steiner's workers built the Goetheanum, he did not first ask for talent.
He asked for humility.

He wanted them to feel that the work exceeded them; that they were not expressing themselves,
but serving something greater.

This is the new architectural mood.
Not a style.
Not another design movement.
A transformation of consciousness.

The architect, the sculptor, the craftsman, the painter — each must become inwardly worthy of shaping space.

Each must cultivate an organ capable of perceiving the living forces behind form.

Only then can a building truly speak.

Steiner closes this vision with devotion to the World‑Spirit.

Because the future of architecture will not be determined by better software, smarter engineering, or more ambitious skylines.

It will be determined by the inner quality of the people creating them.

The greatest buildings of the future will not simply house human life.
They will awaken it.

A building will once again become a prayer.
A wall will become a gesture.
A form will become a revelation.

And humanity will remember that architecture was never meant only to protect the body.

It was meant to educate the soul.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@Ruthintheruins @HealthRanger Bravo!

[Dr Rudolf Steiner @RudolfStein2026]

The deeper you understand the invisible, the clearer the visible becomes.

The visible world is the expression of the spiritual.

And the better you understand this, the more capable you become of living well within everyday reality.

Dr Steiner shows this through Schopenhauer:

Even though his life was filled with suffering, he still searched for deeper understanding because he sensed that truth itself makes existence more bearable.

The desire for meaning survives even in the pessimist.

We are spiritual beings who descend into matter, gather experience through repeated lives, and return again to our origin.

Viewed from this perspective, despair loses its foundation.
Every experience belongs to a larger journey.

This is karma: not reward or punishment, but the lawful unfolding of what the soul has cultivated.
We are drawn toward the circumstances that continue our development, just as every plant seeks its proper environment.

You can already see this within one lifetime:

- Youthful anger at injustice matures into moral courage.
- Childhood reverence becomes a quiet, uplifting presence.
- Untransformed envy disguises itself as endless criticism.
- Even small untruths leave subtle marks that later appear as insecurity.

Nothing in us is static. Every thought, emotion, and habit is becoming something else.

This is why spiritual knowledge is practical.
It reveals how character evolves.
It transforms education.
It strengthens memory by nourishing the deeper forces of consciousness.
It gives joy that doesn't depend on comfort or stimulation.

Modern life offers endless excitement yet leaves many feeling empty.
The problem isn’t a lack of experiences — it’s a lack of nourishment.

Our deepest need is not entertainment.
It is participation in the spiritual reality from which we come and toward which we are returning.

Spiritual knowledge lets ordinary life reveal its meaning.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@RudolfStein2026 I needed to see this. This image reminds me of Santorini.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@EricLDaugh Sounds like California's strategy

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself.

Hermann Hesse

[Dr Rudolf Steiner @RudolfStein2026]

Your world is falling apart because your own soul has been split in two.

The crisis of modern culture isn't primarily economic, psychological, or political — it is spiritual.

What ancient humanity held as an unconscious unity (thinking, feeling, willing), modern humanity must now rebuild in full wakefulness.

Symptom 1: The loss of inner vitality.

Many adults move through life efficiently, professionally, even successfully —
but without real enthusiasm.

Childhood no longer lives within them as a source of warmth, wonder, and creative energy.
They remember their youth, but cannot draw strength from it.
The inner well has gone dry.

This is why so many people feel exhausted long before old age.

Symptom 2: The widening gulf between generations.

Young people aren't rejecting tradition out of rebellion.
They sense that the world handed to them lacks spiritual substance.

Adults offer information, careers, and technical competence — but rarely wisdom or meaning.

Every generation brings new soul-forces into the world.
When the older generation has only intellectual knowledge instead of living spiritual insight, true understanding becomes impossible.

The conflict isn't social.
It's developmental.

Symptom 3: The fragmentation of culture.

Science pursues truth.
Art pursues beauty.
Religion and morality pursue goodness.
But each now stands alone, suspicious of the others.

Science is expected to be morally neutral.
Art distances itself from the truth.
Religion retreats into inherited forms disconnected from knowledge.

Dr Steiner saw truth, beauty, and goodness as expressions of one spiritual reality.
Modern civilization has shattered that unity.

The result is a culture that endlessly reproduces old forms while creating very little that is genuinely alive.

Beneath all this lies Steiner’s deepest diagnosis:

Modern thinking has become brilliantly clear — but powerless.
We describe reality, yet no longer participate in it.
Meanwhile science portrays the universe as a vast mechanism, reducing nature — and eventually the human being — to measurable processes without meaning.

Our thinking cannot reach reality.
Reality no longer speaks to our soul.

This is the hidden loneliness of modern consciousness.

The cultural crisis is not "out there".
It lives within us.

A civilization can only be renewed when the human being becomes whole:
when thinking becomes living,
knowledge becomes imaginative,
science reunites with morality and art,
and the spirit once again becomes the creative center of culture.

The world will change only when the human heart becomes a source of light again.

[Dr Rudolf Steiner @RudolfStein2026]

“There are beings who work against the free development of the human ‘I’ across incarnations.”
— GA 186

According to Dr Steiner, the spiritual world is not empty.

It is populated by beings as real on their plane as animals are on ours — and some of them survive by feeding on untransformed human emotions.

Ahrimanic beings feed on fear, cynicism, materialism, and cold calculation.
Luciferic beings feed on pride, vanity, spiritual grandiosity, and self‑importance.
Asuric beings feed on hatred, despair, addiction, and impulses that sever the soul from its higher destiny.

Steiner never said these beings are “evil” in the human sense.
They are hungry.
And your soul produces their food.

Fear becomes a substance. Lust becomes a force. Vanity becomes light. Hatred becomes poison.

Every lower impulse radiates into the unseen world, attracting the beings that thrive on it.

This is why Steiner insisted that moral development is not about being “good.”

It is hygiene.
Just as physical parasites are drawn to physical decay, spiritual parasites are drawn to psychological decay.

These forces do not only weaken you in this life.
They shape the conditions of your next one.

Ahrimanic powers, work to dull the etheric body and weaken the will across incarnations.
Luciferic powers inflate the astral body and distort self‑knowledge.
Asuric powers try to tear the human “I” away from its evolutionary path entirely.

The more you indulge an impulse, the stronger it becomes.

Anger feeds anger.
Fear feeds fear.
Vanity feeds vanity.

Because something is feeding with you.

After death, these forces do not disappear.
In Kamaloca, (the realm of purification) the soul must re‑experience every desire without the ability to satisfy it.
The desires burn. The burning radiates forces. And lower beings consume those forces as nourishment.

The spiritual ecosystem recycling what the soul failed to transform.
The purpose of inner work is not repression.

It is transformation.
Anger into courage. Fear into clarity.
Vanity into humility. Despair into responsibility.

Every transformation cuts off a food source.
Every victory makes the soul less edible.

The beings that haunt you are often made from the parts of yourself you refuse to master; and they follow you from life to life until you do.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@DanielLMcAdams This is heartbreaking.

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@Sneketoshi @SDSLLC_USA It's great to see something positive on X.

[Ken O'Keefe @RealKenOKeefe]

59 years ago today, the jewish state of israel attacked the USS Liberty, killing 34 crew members and maiming 171 more.

The goal was to drag America into another war on behalf of the jewish state.

Then, the occupied American government put a gag order on the remaining survivors and threatened them to never speak about the matter ever again.

Follow and support my good friend and survivor of that terror attack. @PhilPhiltourney

He chose to speak out anyway.

How many more American sons and daughters need to be sacrificed for this parasite class?

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@LibertyCappy @RepThomasMassie Love figs

[Kim E @engeseth_kim]

@RepThomasMassie Who did that? 😄