A blue-and-yellow macaw interrupted an electrician's work and stole the show.

“Life has everything in it. But you only see what your perception allows you to see”
– Bruce Lipton

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An unassuming spice that once sparked colonial wars… Today it tops our cappuccinos and warms cozy evenings. ☕🌙 Nutmeg – do you know its secrets?”

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👉 Can you tell basic herbs apart if the pharmacies were closed?
👉 Do you know which foods can be stored for years without a fridge?
👉 Could you sew something with your own hands if the stores were gone?
👉 Is your pantry just a few jars… or a plan for harder times?

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An Indian school teaching children telekinesis, the ability to move objects with the mind, which is only one among many spiritual gifts that humans could unlock.

Others include clairvoyance, clairaudience (clear hearing), claircognizance (inner knowing), precognition (knowledge of future events), psychometry (reading objects), remote viewing, mediumship (spirit communication), telepathy, and astral projection, among others.

Can be trained again as adults but it takes time and self acceptance because usually we were conditioned out of these skills/put fear and doubt into us about it because they are not convenient skills for those trying to control us.

These are the very senses and abilities the system does not want people to awaken. We are all born with some of these abilities, but without practice, they fade and grow dull.

Much love,

Niko

Tornado in Las Vegas – a classic like you’ve never seen before, upgraded by AI.
“The Wizard of Oz” in 16K with immersive effects hits all your senses: crystal-clear visuals, 360° sound, wind, subtle vibrations under your seat, and even the smell of rain.
Don’t trust your eyes – sometimes magic is just an algorithm.

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At dawn on the farm, peace gave way to danger. A pack of wolves had crept close, their eyes fixed on the weakest of the flock—a mother ewe and her trembling newborn lambs.

I hadn’t seen them. But my dog had.

Without a sound from me, he charged forward, planting himself between the circling wolves and the fragile lives behind him. Hackles raised, chest out, he became a wall of courage on four legs. The wolves tested him, lunging, growling, probing for weakness. But he never moved. One against many—and still, he was enough.

Minutes dragged like hours until, at last, the wolves gave up, slipping back into the trees. The danger had passed. My dog didn’t strut in victory or look to me for praise. Instead, he lay beside the lambs, letting them press into his fur, their small bodies finding safety in his warmth.

That day, I understood him differently. He wasn’t just a pet or a working dog. He was family. Protector. A heart bound to ours not by command, but by love fierce enough to face down fear itself.

Because sometimes love is not gentle. Sometimes it is a shield.

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”Compassion for animals is intimately connected with goodness of Character; and it may be confidently asserted that he who is cruel to animals cannot be a good man.”

- Arthur Schopenhauer

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”Never lose hope, be persistent and stubborn and never give up. There are many instances in history where apparent losers suddenly turn out to be winners unexpectedly, so you should never conclude all hope is lost. ”

- Theodore Kaczynski

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In South Carolina, dolphins use a rare technique known as strand feeding—one of the few places in the world where this behavior can be observed.
With remarkable coordination, bottlenose dolphins drive fish toward the shore and then intentionally beach themselves to seize their prey. This skill, passed down from generation to generation, is one of the most fascinating examples of culture in the animal kingdom.

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