Violence And Compassionlessness - Artist Katherine Brannen

Details: Written by Katherine Brannen; Published: 15 July 2019

Update 8 April, 2022: The WE wants Anthony to remember when he was scrambling before the clean white linens told the man to think that the subtle imagery in the videos matters to the sanctimony of "I am a father".

You are to walk to the news Anthony "I am too bought to try to work for the art not the artistry of the Aleister have no mercy club" to the thought the Tate fabrication will be there when the whatever the song was called now that wins too the right to the smashing the art of the Anthony without the trying to hearing the song was unheard.

You are to hear Anthony that the lie that you are to be there wins the rights to the knowing the White Buffalo Working woman is too there to work for the right to the American legacy being too hers.

I recently watched True Detective.

Season 1 was good. Season 2 was way too violent. Shooting. Shooting. Shooting.

In the real world most people don't walk away unscathed and unrattled from gun battles.

Everyday in Miami you hear of children killed by stray bullets because some clown(s) sprayed their house/apartment.

Mothers cry, their child gone forever replaced by a lifetime companion named Grief.

"We see these crying mothers but what they don't say on the news is that the mother's dead 12 year old boy put on a hoodie..."

That's when I stopped him. the man sitting next to me at the bar with whom I was chatting.

"DO NOT minimize a mother's grief!," I said to him.

To his credit, he did back down.

A friend recently recommended I watch Lucy.

An illicit drug gives Lucy superhuman powers. Now she heartlessly kills whoever gets in her way because the drug enables her "to use 100% of her brain capacity."

See?

Like Nietzsche Hollywood tells us a "superhuman" is compassionless.

It seemed to me, as I watched the film Lucy, the drug synthesized from pregnant women would make her, like a good mother, more compassionate not less.

Another Hollywood movie, The Fifth Element, says the only hope to save humanity is "the 5th element." They are right.

In Vedic science the first element is akasha, the usually ignored 5th element of our upside-down world. The other four elements, derived from the akasha, are air, fire, water, and earth

The feeling of akasha is one of pure unconditional love and compassion.

In The Fifth Element Hollywood characterizes "the only hope to save humanity" as a bunch of little big boys fighting over a beautiful female with the fuckable body of an adult and the mind of a child.

Really the only hope for humanity is to restore balance by opening the heart, feeling the akasha, and by respecting the wisdom of the feminine.

MEAN people want to keep us fighting in a compassionless world because they think it gives them power.

They think they understand the occult and they think they are using dark forces to help them gain power in this world.

They slaughter women and children in sacrifice. They do.

They are so stupid.

The Divine desires mercy, not sacrifice, and to love with all your heart and to love your neighbor as yourself.

I hear it all the time, "I blame my neighbor for the problems in this country. He voted for...."

Here we are.

While the $dollar is still easily convertible to "I Me Mine", the complacency is unlikely to change.

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.

When we have to work together again, what's gonna happen?

What will we choose?

Will we choose Love of the Divine or the compassionlessness sold to us by our Hollywood masters?

It ain't gonna be pretty.

Elvis is real too!

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