
Phyllis Ring
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Phyllis Ring
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Author: THE MUNICH GIRL: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War. Balance-seeking investigator of Reality.
US Se unió Mayıs 2010
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All that an "ordinary" Munich girl reveals phyllisedgerlyring.wordpress.com/2016/09/27/530… via @phyllisring
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In the 1980 film Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!) , the "baguette scene" (often called the "bread scene") occurs when the gang's rental car breaks down in the French town of Le Héron.
Hungry while they wait, Peppermint Patty sends Charlie Brown into a local bakery to buy bread for sandwiches.
#snoopylover #snoopy #cartoon #explore #funny
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned about grief:
Check in with your friends after they lose someone, not just in the weeks immediately after (they will probably be in shock and overwhelmed) but 1 month, 2 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, after. And even after that, the anniversaries, the special occasions, which can be the hardest.
Don’t tell them to text you if they need anything. Reach out to them. Ask them about their day. Let them talk about anything. They may not even be wanting to talk about the person who died. They may just want to talk about anything that will help them get their mind off things.
If they feel bad, don’t force them to feel better. Don’t respond to them with spiritual platitudes when they say they are sad, like “everything happens for a reason”.
The greatest gift you can offer is just to be with them in their pain without trying to change it. If it makes you uncomfortable, become aware of that. And allow them to be sad. Allow yourself to be with your own sadness and discomfort with death, without trying to change it. Most people are.
If you can, make them laugh. Let them talk about whatever. Because when someone dies, the arc to heal is long. It comes in waves. Just because they seem fine doesn’t mean they are over it. Some days they will be fine. And other times, especially late at night, they won’t be. They never know when it will hit them. A happy day can turn into an intensely sad night.
You may never fully know what your presence means to someone who is grieving.
But I promise you, it matters.
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This graph takes the historical average of cancer deaths in the US and shows that in 2021 something altered the average and shifted it toward an increase in deaths. We all know where this comes from. We demand answers.
Ethical Skeptic ☀@EthicalSkeptic
After all the defamation, threats, and insults... US Cancer Data Just Dropped Will there be even one single apology? Will allies acknowledge this? Will they remember we showed this mid-2021?
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At least Parliament let it die naturally.
BBC Politics@BBCPolitics
Assisted dying bill to run out of time as Lords hold final debate bbc.in/4eDDutE
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🚨PRINCE REZA PAHLAVI JUST WENT FULL NUCLEAR ON THE ENTIRE EU PRESS & PARLIAMENT! 🔥🧨
I want to speak DIRECTLY to the people of Europe. In the past two weeks I held TWO MAJOR press conferences — one in Stockholm, one in Berlin. Over 150 JOURNALISTS showed up. We spent MORE THAN TWO HOURS with them…
And guess what?
NOT ONE SINGLE of those 150 journalists asked about the 40,000 IRANIANS SLAUGHTERED on the streets of my country on January 8th and 9th!
NOT ONE asked about the 19 political prisoners EXECUTED in the last two weeks.
When I told them 20 more are currently sentenced to death — CRICKETS. Not a damn question.
I stood right next to a grieving mother and father who lost their sons in that massacre and begged them to listen to their stories…
NOT A SINGLE ONE of those 150 journalists asked them a thing.
Let that sink in.
My 40,000 BRAVE INNOCENT COMPATRIOTS who were butchered fighting for liberty? They don’t give a damn.
They are too busy criticizing America and Israel for taking out the dictator who’s been slaughtering our people for 47 YEARS — instead of going after the regime that’s actually doing the killing!
They’d rather dig up Iran’s history than talk about what’s happening RIGHT NOW or the free democratic Iran we’re fighting for.
One EU parliament member even had the nerve to say Iranians aren’t ready for democracy. To that coward and to every fake journalist in the room I say this:
Iranians aren’t just “ready” for democracy… 40,000 of them just DIED for it! And I will NOT let their blood be in vain.
SO HEAR ME LOUD AND CLEAR:
Whether Europe stands with us or not…
Whether your journalists do their damn jobs or not…
Whether your politicians grow a spine or not…
I WILL FIGHT FOR MY PEOPLE AND MY COUNTRY.
Even if we have to do this ALONE — we are fighting until IRAN IS FREE! 🇮🇷💪
#RezaPahlaviForIran
@PahlaviReza
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'The Buddha always told his disciples not to waste their time and energy in metaphysical speculation.
Whenever he was asked a metaphysical question, he remained silent.
Instead, he directed his disciples toward practical efforts.
Questioned one day about the problem of the infinity of the world, the Buddha said, "Whether the world is finite or infinite, limited or unlimited, the problem of your liberation remains the same."
Another time he said, "Suppose a man is struck by a poisoned arrow and the doctor wishes to take out the arrow immediately. Suppose the man does not want the arrow removed until he knows who shot it, his age, his parents, and why he shot it.
What would happen?
If he were to wait until all these questions have been answered, the man might die first."
Life is so short. It must not be spent in endless metaphysical speculation that does not bring us any closer to the truth.'
~Thich Nhat Hanh
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It was the fall of 2021 when I first started hearing of Covid shot injury. I did not want to believe it. I wondered if all these reports were just biased exaggerations. Not a fan of the shots, I mostly thought they were useless but never imagined that they were actually dangerous too.
So I was in denial for about six months until I was hit with a flurry of data and stark judgements from people I trust. I would certainly out of my element in judging that data but so many people were sounding alarms.
Now the truth is incontrovertible and I embarked on a bit of research into the larger story of why shot injury has always been a taboo subject. The industry has constructed it to be this way. My incredulity is exactly what the industry has counted on to be the general attitude.
Surely this would not have been approved if it actually hurt people, right? This strong bias against looking at vaccine injury squarely and telling the truth has been a persistent feature of industry propaganda for as far back as we look. Indeed, the bias is a built in feature of the entire commercial enterprise. To keep all this under wraps has required the creation of a massive funding network that has compromised government, academia, professional societies, retail distributors, media, and whole professions. It's absolutely amazing.
My initial unwillingness to believe there were profound problems turns out to be a programmed response, a result of cultural planning. It remains so to this day.
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Through the heart's doorway phyllisedgerlyring.wordpress.com/2017/04/18/thr… via @phyllisring
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