priest Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

True, we are not our feelings or emotions, but we are embodied spirits. The definition of man is a creature composed of body and soul. They are infused. We cannot separate our spirit from our flesh any more than our emotions from our heart. It is a package deal. What we can do, however, is discipline ourselves to overcome our feelings and emotions with reason. God did not give us a mind so we would let our passions run wild. We are to use our mind to master the flesh and all its emotions, so as not to allow the flesh to rule over us. As St. Paul says, "For what things a man shall sow, those also shall he reap. For he that soweth in his flesh, of the flesh also shall reap corruption. But he that soweth in the spirit, of the spirit shall reap life everlasting" (Gal. 6:8).

I have encountered many faithful people who, while falling for the mainstream narrative continue to take these injections. They truly believe they are doing the right thing. Even if the shots cause them pain. They are still wearing it like a badge of honor, which is sad. I wouldn't go so far as to say they have no soul because they are alive. No soul = no life. Body can't live without a spirit. But, they are definitely diminishing themselves physically and mentally. Toxins and heavy metals in the blood, not to mention mRNA doesn't look good for many. This will lead to a very poor quality of life in the short term, as well as a shortened lifespan.

Here's the kicker…at the level of the soul, I think they've chosen this fate on purpose. It is their way of checking out of this world. The soul has determined it's done being here and is ready to move on. So, this just happens to be one way in which to play that out. Just some food for thought.

And truthfully, if I didn't think God wanted me to be here right now, I would probably have checked out too. But, there are those of us who are awake for a reason. I'm not focused on preserving my flesh for the sake of having flesh, but I am focused on discerning what God wants of me and carrying it out.

As for flat earth, what is presented as "evidence" is a massive psyop. Don't fall for it. If the earth is flat, then why is the sphere the most efficient and common shape in the universe? And if the earth is flat, how come navigators are able to accurately plot a course using a sextant? There are far too many grifters out there pushing nonsense. We need to get back to basics, and that starts with love and respect for one another as men and women.

And yes, we are being herded by narratives, psychological warfare, psyops, etc. We have to use practical reason and see through the narratives. The best way out of this is to turn off the media and start hanging out with people like we did for thousands of years before the internet. Love and respect for one another in person.

If that is true, it is really only working on the level of legalese, imho. I can't see how something physical can alter something spiritual. In Catholic theology, if one has sold one's soul to the Devil, they need only repent (i.e., go to confession) and their soul is no longer in jeopardy.

Even in the case of an unwitting participant in the vaxxx, they aren't fully culpable because they did not know it was some form of manipulation that will make them sub-human on paper.

The whole theory is a bit wonky to me, tbh. But, I don't doubt there is validity in the minds of those who are trying to own people by patenting their cDNA. That's pharmakeia if I ever heard of it!

Fact-checkers would deny this, but from a simple web search…

From definitions.net:
Divoc is a term derived from the Hebrew word ‘dybbuk….'

According to Wikipedia:

In Jewish mythology, a dybbuk (/ˈdɪbək/; Yiddish: דיבוק, from the Hebrew verb דָּבַק‎ dāḇaq meaning 'adhere' or 'cling') is a malicious possessing spirit believed to be the dislocated soul of a dead person. It supposedly leaves the host body once it has accomplished its goal, sometimes after being exorcised.

Etymology: Dybbuk, comes from the Hebrew word evil דִּיבּוּק‎ dibbūq which means 'the act of sticking' and is a nominal form derived from the verb דָּבַק‎ dāḇaq 'to adhere' or 'cling'.

There has been plenty of evidence that covid does in fact cling to people, possibly even to their very DNA, particularly via the vaxxx. Who knows, perhaps there is something to it, but the injections are not putting evil spirits into people. That's just to scare people. The real threat is in the coercion that leads weak minds to their own doom.

By separating yourself from the registered organization ("entity") that was created via your birth certificate. A birth certificate used to be a way to make a public record that a baby was born, now it is a way to traffick babies under the jurisdiction of the STATE corporation masquerading as your government. There is a formal process of undoing what was perpetrated against you involving a similar administrative process as banks use for foreclosures.

What it all comes down to is a willingness to learn how to self-govern and make the necessary changes in lifestyle to walk the path of self-governance. In the Apocalypse, a voice from heaven says, "Go out from her, my people…" (Rev. 18:4a). God does not want his people to be slaves. It is the whole story of the Exodus, it is the story of Christ freeing the captives, and it is our story, having been ensnared by corporate greed. So, let us go out from her (Babylon), and enter true freedom as a child of God.

"Human" is one of those English words that has multiple meanings because of how it sounds. This is a phenomenon across languages, but particularly English. English translations of the Bible will tend to replace the Hebrew word הָֽאָדָם ha-a-dam "Adam" with Man. Likewise the Greek word anthropos means Man. The name Adam is actually the Hebrew word for Man. It literally means "of the earth". What makes Man unique among creatures is being made in the image and likeness of e-lo-him or God. Scholars have noted that the Hebrew word for God is rendered in many places as plural, which implies many gods. Jesus Christ reveals that God is three Persons—a Trinity—therefore, when viewed through a New Testament lens, the plural form of the Hebrew word elohim is not contradictory, it merely took time to be revealed. As for the word Human in the Bible—when you go to the original languages, you just won't find it.

You will find an early version of the word in Latin: humanus. This word means "of man, human." So, out the gate, we have a bit of an interpretive issue with the word humanus. What does it mean to be "of man?" Is it man actually, or of the substance of man? One would have to dig deeper into how the word was used in context of 12th century Latin.

There is a 15th century French rendition of the word: humaigne. This also means "of or belonging to man." Perhaps we are beginning to see further distinction, but to me, it does appear to be getting more complex. In this case, the word is an adjective. Just as hue-man could be used as an adjective—literally, "the color of man."

That, naturally, leads me to a deeper investigation into the British Empire, their legal system, their Admiralty and Maritime law. It is there that we see how English words have multiple meanings.

Colloquially, to use the word "human" as you did conveys "man," as I think it will in most contexts. But, the Catholic in me focuses me on distinctions. The meanings of words matter—especially in court, and without a doubt in maritime courts, which make up the majority of courts in the West. So, to be addressed as a hue-man in court would almost certainly imply they are referring not to the flesh and blood man, but rather something OF MAN. That something is more than likely an instrument such as a Cestui Que Vie trust, REGISTERED ORGANIZATION, birth certificate, or some other corporate entity designed to interact with the legal system. It is a facsimile of the flesh and blood Man.

So is brushing our teeth in the morning.

Human beings ritualize everything. I can only speak with respect to the Pope's veneration of the statue of the baby Jesus. This is something that takes place on Christmas Eve every year as the statue is placed in the manger. The Pope carries the statue to the manger, venerates the statue with a kiss, and places the statue in the manger. It is nothing more than showing reverence for the Holy Image of Jesus Christ—an act of piety. If we all knew the gift of God, we would all seek to reverence the image of Christ with a kiss.

I still can't speak as to what is happening in the other image, but can assure you there is no ritual in the Catholic Church that resembles whatever is being depicted.