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FAST FASHION NO THANKS BOYCOTT SHEIN AND TEMU BUY FROM STORES FROM YOUR COUNTRY OR YOUR REGION
Alethekanon Psochic Hegemony Assessment Graph for Pacific's Hurricane Polo Prompts 'Category 6' Discussion
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O Ano de 2025: Um Sinal de Alerta para o Futuro do Trabalho e do Clima
2025: A Wake-Up Call for Climate-Resilient Careers
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3. CRISIS WITHOUT END Page 31 So, there must be something awry in humanity to have brought about the end of life on Earth, which includes our own — for us to be commit- ting humanicide. And for us to be blithely going about our days as if nothing is going on. Let us next look at what it might be that might make us want to die.
APOCALYPSE EMERGENCY Page 35 CHAPTER 3 CONVERSATION ON THE EVE OF APOCALYPSE AN ANATOMY, IN STORY FORM, OF THE MACHISMO ATTITUDE TOWARD OUR END Facing Apocalypse, People Are Becoming Zombies
MICHAEL ADZEMA Page 24 …rather than the vagina, might also relate to the ever increasing use of cesarean section as a means of birthing in this century. “Noah, How Long Can You Tread Water?” Important perinatal influences are evident in the frequency of scenes of death by suffocation, in water or otherwise. We are immersed in water before birth, placental fluid. Near the end of gestation, the mother, when standing, constricts blood vessels to the fetus. This reduces the blood supply to the fetus and thus less oxygen is received. It is called fetal malnutrition. Prior to birth we humans experience suffocation and claustrophobic feelings — we “can’t get enough air”! — which seem deadly and unending. Aw, Hell The timelessness of prenatal experience at this point — when not getting enough air — feels horrific, an unending nightmare. This part contributes to human ideas of places of forever, endless suffering, for example, hell.
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1. HUMANICIDAL TIMES Page 9 …souls to reverse our current downslide into oblivion. Strange Days “Something’s happening here. What it is ain’t exactly clear.” So sang the group Buffalo Springfield during our turbulent times in the Sixties. At the same time, Jim Morrison of the The Doors was singing, “Break on through to the other side.” A decade later John Lennon intoned “Strange days, indeed ... most peculiar, mama!” That was in the late Seventies. In the Nineties, the group R.E.M. enjoyed enormous success singing, “It’s the end of the world, as we know it”; then, “and I feel fine.” My point is there is something happening here ... something unprecedented in the entire history of this planet, as far as we are able to know. There are powerful factors and influences at work in our world now that have the capacity to change us and our world in radical ways ... for good or ill. My point also, which I will get into, in the part following this one on “Prenatal Matrix of Humanicide,” is that this unprecedented situation, like the “break on through to the other side” lyric indicates, has something to do with birth and prenatal feelings, womb and birth traumas — an emerging prenatal and perinatal unconscious.
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Melting Arctic: A Looming Crisis and New Career Horizons
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