(TRT World) Oct. 12, 2024: The narrative around October 7th often overlooks the deep-rooted history of Israel's conflict (catastrophic genocide or Nakba, a modern Holocaust) with Palestine.

This timeline reveals key events dating back to 1897, when the First Zionist Congress was held, through the Nakba in 1948, and decades of subsequent Western-style Jewish settler colonial violence.

The focus on a single day obscures a much longer story of displacement and systemic injustice that continues to affect Palestinians today.

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Why keep the future Israeli Empire limited to Palestine? No neighboring country is safe from conquest. Lebanon, parts of Egypt, Yemen, Syria, Jordan, and Iran will contribute" land to this Zionist Jewish settler colonial project called "Greater Israel." And anyone who tries to stand in the way of it or criticizes is an "antisemite" (and, if Jewish, a "self-hating antisemite") and is committing "blood libel," whatever Jewish scholars decide that may mean.

Time is an illusion. This was said. What was meant? For one thing, time is relative to location. On other planes of existence (and there are at least 31major ones the Buddha talked about), time is different.

Things tend to last much longer there in those worlds. One can see that on the animal plane, life is even more brief than on the human plane. But the average lifespan on the human plane varies, contracting down to a few decades (Decadent Age or Kali Yuga), expanding to 80,000 years (Golden Age or Satya Yuga).

At this time in the repeating cycle (samsara), time is very short. When it was 80K years long, it was very short. So it is possible, not likely but possible, to notice the radical impermanence of all things.

That's the funny thing about time, both to be an illusion and something that contracts and expands. When is now?

We can speak of an "eternal now," not "eternal" in the sense of everlasting. It is eternal in the sense of being ever-present.

Time does not move, as the speaker shows, going from the past to the present to the future. That is how the mind is ordering it, making sense of it. (There's causality, with everything arising from sets of causes and conditions. And when science detects retrocausality, what are we to make of that? How can anything that happens now or in the future ever affect the past? It can. It does. It always has.

The order of events may be that way, but actually it is always "NOW." We abandon the now to ruminate about the past or to worry about the future, losing the safety and potential of the ever-present.

Semi-Buddhist Eckhart Tolle, who became famous as the author of The Power of Now and through his business partner Oprah, was often asked: "How many nows are there?"

His mind would loop in disbelief about this question because of its astonishingly wrong assumptions. There aren't many "nows." There's only this now. Now is all the time. This is all there has ever been.

We can imagine a future (but when can we imagine it?) We can daydream about a better past. (But when can we do that?) There's only one answer to when anything happens or can happen.

Where and when do we have power? Where and when can we ever make a choice? When do we suffer or find bliss?

We'll lay it out, space it out, after the fact, for sure, but as we live it, when is it?

What was American guru and former Harvard professor Ram Dass (Dr. Richard Alpert) talking about when he named his classic book, condensing his Indian love-guru (Neem Karoli Baba) and other gurus' message? He distilled all of their messages down to one and the same message: "Be here now."

Mahayana Buddhism, particularly Zen, being heavily influenced by Taoism, is all about being rather than doing (karma, action). But where to be?  When should we be mindful, when should we be present?

What? Be. Where? Here. When? Natch. Naturally, that is now.

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(Future Space) Ever questioned what's truly out there in the cosmos, what mind-blowing mysteries the universe might be concealing? Well, viewers are in for a ride. Here is a revelation so colossal, it’s about to rewrite everything we thought we knew about the universe. Brace yourself, as the renowned American physicist Dr. Michio Kaku unveils a discovery that’s revolutionary. It was brought to light by the legendary James Webb Space Telescope, which proves that time does not exist. Ready to dive into a space-time riddle that turns the world upside down?

(JeffMara Podcast) Oct. 24, 2022. Near-death experience podcast Guest 620 is C.A. Kanooble, who during her NDE experience traveled in time 13 years to her past and saved herself. How are such things possible? Was there angelic/devic help?

LYRICS: "Spark" (Tori Amos): She's addicted to nicotine patches/ She's afraid of the light in the dark/ 6:58 are you sure where my spark is?/ Here, here, here/ She's convinced she could hold back a glacier/ (Between cotton balls and xylophones)/ But she couldn't keep baby alive/ (I'm getting old)/ Doubting if there's a woman in there somewhere/ Here, here, here// [Chorus] You say you don't want it, again and again/ But you don't, don't really mean it/ You say you don't want it, the circus we're in/ But you don't, don't really mean it// If the divine master plan is perfection/ (Swing low)/ Maybe next I'll give Jewish a try/ (Swing low, sweet chariot)/ Trusting my soul to the Ice Cream Assassin/ Here, here, here/  [Chorus]/ How many fates turn around in the overtime? Ballerinas have fins that you'll never find/ You thought that you were the bomb, yes, well so did I

We are remembering correctly and have proof. Something has changed, and if it were only a matter of memory, we would say we were misremembering and leave it at that. But is everyone misremembering? Copies of texts have all changed, but video references (even on "Jeopardy") has remnants of the truth we all once knew.

We remember all right. And the probabilities are off the charts. Statistically, it's more likely that something exotic and unexplainable is happening than people are all misremembering together. Interview people. Ask them before showing them that things have changed -- and have retroactively changed, which means they have always been the way we do not remember.

This is the Mandela Effect: Although we nearly all remember something to have been a certain way, evidence shows it has always been another way, no matter what our personal certainty about it is.

It can be compared to condensation trails and chemical trails. Of course, there are trails. What is causing them? If it were merely condensation then there would be nothing to discuss. But lingering trails of nano-sized particle pollutants like barium, red blood cells, and aluminum are not simple hot jet through cold atmosphere condensation. But for many people, no amount of evidence will do.

SECRET BLACK HISTORY: Moors, Fomorians, Lemurians (Tartaria)

There is so much more we don't know than we know. Nobody seems to know what actually happened. We are all brothers and sisters in the sisterhood of humankind. So rather than take anything in this video in a negative way, just teach me. Provide your information without negativity or assumptions. We all have much to learn. I do not claim to have the answers. This video is very simplistic when it comes to a history of the Moors (generally believed to be black European nobles) because I am not trying to be overly detailed or scholarly. I am a thinker, and all I want to do is question and help connect the dots rather than establish facts. Much love to ALL of humanity.