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Ascension, Theosis, and Dogmatic Suppression

Focusing on human ideological differences leads to animosity and war, while focusing on commonalities leads to knowledge and wisdom. One of the most common themes found within all traditions across the world is the idea that human beings are born with an internal divinity which has the potential for transmutation into a higher life form. A dormant “soul seed” ready to be awakened by a disciplined and mindful human.
In Western esoteric traditions, this is known as the Great Work, or the Magnum Opus. In Rosicrucianism, the primary symbol is the Rose Cross: a divine and unfolding soul, the Rose, growing at the center of the limited material body, the Cross. This is also the true meaning of Alchemy. The “Lead” is the crude human ego and body, and the “Gold” is the divine spirit. All Hermetic traditions are based on the teachings of Hermes, which tell us that what we call the physical world is a mental construct created by the Divine Mind, with the help of human consciousness. In Freemasonry …

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Canadian Lobbyists Push for Government to Begin Euthanizing 12-Year-Olds - Slay News

Canada’s euthanasia regime, already the fastest-expanding in the world, is now facing a new and explosive demand for the government to extend state-sanctioned “assisted suicide” to children.
Less than a decade after Canada legalized Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), what began in 2016 as a narrow program reserved for adults whose natural deaths were “reasonably foreseeable” has ballooned into one of the broadest euthanasia systems on the planet.
Chronic illness, disability, and even mental health conditions have all been added to the eligibility list, driving MAiD deaths to unprecedented levels.
Now, advocacy groups are openly pressuring the federal government to allow minors, including those as young as 12 years old, to qualify for doctor-administered euthanasia.
Push to Euthanize 12-Year-Olds with State-Funded Lethal Injections
“Dying With Dignity Canada,” one of the nation’s most influential pro-euthanasia organizations, has issued recommendations calling for so-called “mature …

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Candace Owens: U.S. Military trains agents to infiltrate Christian...

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Tips for Christmas Mass with kids - Teaching Catholic Kids

It’s almost Christmas! Are you excited?
Depending on when you attend Christmas Mass and whether you travel, you may be facing a whole different set of challenges.
Here are a few tips for Christmas Mass with kids, based on my experience:
1. Arrive early.
Back when it was just my husband and I and a child or mother-in-law, it was easy to slip into wherever we could. Now that we fill a pew by ourselves, those days are gone — at least, they are if we want to sit together. Christmas Mass is always full (and I’m glad for it!), so it’s important to get there early.
2. Dress nicely, but don’t stress about it.
It’s Christmas, the one Mass of the year when I will be guaranteed to be wearing either a dress or heels or, some years, both. I also make a big deal out of having special outfits on all the kids. We’re welcoming the Baby Jesus, and it’s important, and our clothes say that.
That said, when the toddler won’t leave without his Paw Patrol socks or insists on her favorite My Little Pony …

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The TSA Is Giving The Names Of All Air Travelers To ICE

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Peter Kwasniewski, High Church modernism and Occultism. Part I

Dr. Peter Kwasniewski is a well-known North American writer on traditional Catholic liturgy. But he is also implacably committed to an esoteric religiosity that most traditional Catholics would be horrified by. Indeed twenty-five years ago, the esoteric, occultist version of traditional Catholicism that he and his network of writers have established barely existed. Yet traditional Catholicism was alive and well then, and a quarter of a century before that.
Esoteric, “High Church modernism” has not come from the traditionalist priests or faithful, but from networks of publishers like Angelico Press, who deliberately marketed occultist works alongside the most orthodox Catholic books in order to enter a “market” and proselytise it. It is only fair to people dismayed by the post-Vatican II crisis in the Church to inform them of how, under cover of opposition to one kind of change, an even more radical change is introduced.
It’s wrong to market occultism and heterodoxy under the banner …

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MAJOR U-TURNS FROM POPE FRANCIS’ PAPACY TO POPE LEO’S ARE COMING AND ONE OF THOSE IS TRADITIONIS CUSTODIS AND YES, BY THE GRACE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

Words of wisdom from Damian Thompson:
Indeed, the shared message of two Catholic factions with diametrically opposed opinions on most issues: hardline traditionalists, who regard Pope Leo XIV as a “Francis II” whose self-effacing charm conceals a modernist agenda; and hardline progressives, who hope that the traditionalists are proven right about Leo. Both groups of extremists—the former adjacent to sedevacantists, the latter to liberal Protestants.
The Italian journal, “Il Giornale” is reporting that Pope Leo is reversing Pope Francis’ use of a small number of cardinals to advise him and returning to consulting with the entire College of Cardinals. The first meeting for advice will be in January. I had reported, by clairvoyance, that this meeting more than likely would address the liturgical crisis of discontinuity with the papacies of St. John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI that Pope Francis had initiated with His Holiness most flawed Motu Proprio ever to come from a Pontiff of the …

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Off-grid communication: How to stay connected when the system fails

CB radios are independent of infrastructure, durable and solar or battery-powered. Their range varies from 1–25+ miles.
Ham radios boast long-distance capability but require licensing, technical skills and expensive equipment.
Walkie-talkies are short-range and battery-dependent—ideal for local coordination. Prioritize rechargeable or solar powered ones.
Satellite phones are reliable but costly and conspicuous. It is also at risk of being stolen in times of crises.
Faraday cages shield electronics; smoke signals, mirrors and Morse code serve as non-electric backups.
In an era where smartphones and Wi-Fi dominate daily life, few consider what happens when the grid collapses—whether by cyberattack, natural disaster or deliberate sabotage. For homesteaders, preppers and self-sufficient families, losing communication could mean isolation in a crisis. But solutions exist—from low-tech smoke signals to high-frequency radios—that bypass reliance on fragile infrastructure. The key is preparation. …