RE: What can the unvaccinated do to protect themselves from the vaccinated?
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Ya it seems the narrative is getting further and further embedded in heads - I'm finding the gap between me and friends/family (not all) growing wider, the common ground receding. We've all experienced it I guess, the certainty in the MSM narrative and the refusal to engage in an enquiry rather than a draining debate or scoffing dismissal.
Right, so WTF can the unjabbed do in the face of the possibility outlined in this post?
I don't know. I can only go back to what I consider to be first principles (as I see them):
- dis-ease is triggered in some, not others - it is a function of emotional imbalance
- engaging with low-vibrating energies (fear, conflict etc) brings one into the zone of susceptibility to being triggered
- 'protection' would therefore, in this scenario, be a question of maintaining a higher personal frequency such that one is impervious
How to do this is, of course, a personal discovery.
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Very much appreciate your answer to the difficult question here.
I was rather thinking of my children than myself however. Am already known as the rude english guy who doesn't wear shoes and generally doesn't interact with people here so it will be easy and frankly quite pleasurable for me to announce that I will no longer be spending time with them. Harder to take my children away from them however without creating the dis ease I am looking to avoid.
As you say, the journey to these first principles is a personal discovery and for now I am protecting them with Light Energy which will do the job to a certain extent. I am also making sure all the family spend time in nature every day and drink a glass of my highly nutritious daily smoothie. Dancing & music has become a daily essential too. Each week I find a new artist who we explore during the week, at a loud volume ;)
This week we have Aurora
Thanks for Aurora - listened at high vol during morning yoga session - nice energy and reminds me of Bjork, also Icelandic!
I've got one for you that I love (and which I don't think I've shared with you before) - loud vol also (and subtitles) for this :)
I see what you mean and agree!
I've seen you mention dancing a few times - I have irregular sessions in my room with loud music and my dog, Flame. My head and thinking mind are weary and I would like to give more of my being over to such activities that transcend them.
Legend! We loved the music.
And the picture is brilliant too :)
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