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Solar and wind energy are growing faster than nuclear has its entire history

177 Comments
2023/03/25
15:12 UTC

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Gregg Braden - Carbon Dioxide Level Goals set by UN & WEF will take this Planet into Pleistocene Era

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2023/03/24
17:36 UTC

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What is the meaning of…

How do you define what Spirit is? In terms of creation, there’s this idea that things were created by Spirit, or Source, or a prime creator. Sometimes these terms are used interchangeably.

Are they really one in the same? Or are they slightly different and just part of the same theme?

What is your understanding of all this and how we can even choose to interact with this so called Spirit, or Prime Creator, or Source? Thanks!

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2023/03/24
16:04 UTC

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