By Love Reclaimed: Jean Harlow Returns to Clear Her Husband's Name
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By Love Reclaimed: Jean Harlow Returns to Clear Her Husband's Name
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HEALING
The real healing of an individual and the world is through love... Love pieces people together in completeness—oneness, and brings about peace… (Kabbalistically, the Hebrew word for peace is shalom. Shalom presents the three-letter root: S L M , which means completeness--oneness; S=300; L=30 and M=40; 300+30+40=370; 3+7+0=10; 1+0=1 [one, oneness]. One in Hebrew translates: EHAD, with the root: A harsh H D. A=1; H=8; D=4; 1+8+4=13. Love translates in Hebrew, AHAVAH, with the root: A soft H V soft H; A=1; soft H=5; V=2 and soft H=5; 1+5+2+5=13. The meaning is clear: LOVE IS BEING ONE AND THUS, IT BRINGS PEACE.
Dear Friends,
As you could enjoy a slide show presenting an excellent account of the Freemasons, Kabbalah, and the Founding Fathers of the United States, keep in mind that Hitler, like all other dictators, sought to eliminate two groups first and foremost: The Jews and the Freemasons—both closely connected with the mystic path of the Kabbalah.
In addition to the book written by a famous Scott named Albert Pike, a must-read book about Freemasonry and Kabbalah titled “Morals and Dogma,” there is a great book and video called “10,000 Famous Freemasons” which I highly recommend to those of you who are interested. The first Royal Academy of Sciences in England was also founded by a group of Kabbalistic-Masons. If interested in the slide show on this subject, mentioned in the beginning, please e-mail to me your request, to:
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Any opposites of love, such as hatred, shovinism, nationalism, racism, one’s national “superiority,” or religious righteousness over another is divisive and self-defeating, not only for the individual, but for the whole…in the long run…
Being content with one’s individual assets and group heritage fitting in the master plan of the whole is natural and desirable. But disrespecting and being derogatory about those of others, is not only unraveling the tapestry of our oneness, resulting in misery, unhappiness and human tragedy, but also slightly foolish…
Most of us, over one or more lifetimes, have been taking turns being guilty of such a transgression…
It is time to reckon with this separation between us, as individuals, as groups, (lumping together for our devious convenience one bad apple of one or more groups, with all the good apples,) let go of it, and embrace each other in love, as brothers and sisters…
We live at the time when our right choice makes the difference…
Things are looking up…
Love and Hugs,
Adrian