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justawhoaman posted an update 5 years, 7 months ago
Ok. This ripped the top of my head off. For everyone here who looks to the sky might want to listen: nothing is what it seems.
https://crrow777radio.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7002e0fe4c7964d65e1043246&id=a938067657&e=fae6406d58
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Preparing for my nightshift. In the low hours this will be it.
Enoch 72.37 Thus it rises (the sun), it neither decreases nor rests, but runs day and night in its chariot. And its light is seven times brighter than that of the moon, but in size the two are equal. Back in 2018 there was a lunar eclipse. I had just showed up to a farm field to load up some logs, flipped my truck around to face the road. And there she be, the beginning of the eclipse. The sun rising in the East and the Moon setting in the west. The shadow moved from the top left side to the lower right side of the Moon. And I thought to myself, that’s weird considering the Sun was full in the sky, same with the Moon. Saw the same thing in 2015 when we had 4 eclipses in like a year and a half, and that was the third one. Trying to figure out where we live, what we live in is a life long process that we may figure out after we leave. When I look up in the night sky, sometimes looks like a dome where I can simply reach up and touch the ceiling of it.
My whole life has been looking horizontally or down, ecologically that is where the majority exists for design purposes (at least I thought). This blew my head off because I was only dealing with angles of what hit the plane or some horizontal plane. I assumed the solar and planetary. That is why it blows the top of my head off. You think you are truly environmental (lifetime) and the one assumption you make (you didn’t make any on the plane or horizontal) and that one is wrong, too!
So throw off whatever you thought was real. Let’s start over again on OUR terms… a moral one for start.
Great link (love Crrow) .. Thanks for posting Justa .. It kinda blow my head off too .. Cheers
I’m glad not to be the only one that enjoys his program. I’m an old hat with the legal stuff but his other topics are disconcerting to say the least… And why does the moon shadow always seem to be just a little off from the sun’s position anyway.