From Grok wonderful things to ponder:
DeVos family (often linked to Amway co-founder Richard "Rich" DeVos or his relatives, including Dick DeVos) and proximity to Little St. James (commonly called Epstein Island) is Peter Island
Peter Island is a large private island (about 1,800 acres) in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), not far from the U.S. Virgin Islands where Little St. James is located. It's roughly in the same general Virgin Islands region—Peter Island lies southwest of Tortola, while Little St. James is off St. Thomas (USVI), but they're part of the broader Virgin Islands archipelago and accessible by boat.
- In the late 1970s, Amway co-founders Richard DeVos and Jay Van Andel purchased Peter Island and developed it into a luxury private island resort.
- The DeVos family (through Amway ties) owned and operated it for decades, expanding the resort significantly in the 1980s.
- Ownership later shifted fully to the Van Andel family around 2001, but the DeVos connection is frequently noted in its history.
- It's not directly "next to" Little St. James (which neighbors Great St. James in the USVI), but it's often mentioned in Caribbean private island contexts involving wealthy families like the DeVoses, especially amid discussions of Epstein-related islands.
No credible sources indicate any DeVos family member currently owns or has owned an island directly adjacent to Little St. James (like Great St. James, which Epstein bought in 2016 and was later sold to billionaire Stephen Deckoff in 2023 for resort development).
Other nearby spots (e.g., Water Island in the USVI) have been tied to unrelated claims (like James Biden owning land there), but not DeVos. Peter Island fits the "DeVos-owned island" description in the Virgin Islands area, though it's in the BVI rather than USVI.
So I have several questions … does the Michigan Republican Party have votes coming from the islands? Do they decide the elections? Who is involved?
@Brandenburg4Mi
DeVos family (often linked to Amway co-founder Richard "Rich" DeVos or his relatives, including Dick DeVos) and proximity to Little St. James (commonly called Epstein Island) is Peter Island
Peter Island is a large private island (about 1,800 acres) in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), not far from the U.S. Virgin Islands where Little St. James is located. It's roughly in the same general Virgin Islands region—Peter Island lies southwest of Tortola, while Little St. James is off St. Thomas (USVI), but they're part of the broader Virgin Islands archipelago and accessible by boat.
- In the late 1970s, Amway co-founders Richard DeVos and Jay Van Andel purchased Peter Island and developed it into a luxury private island resort.
- The DeVos family (through Amway ties) owned and operated it for decades, expanding the resort significantly in the 1980s.
- Ownership later shifted fully to the Van Andel family around 2001, but the DeVos connection is frequently noted in its history.
- It's not directly "next to" Little St. James (which neighbors Great St. James in the USVI), but it's often mentioned in Caribbean private island contexts involving wealthy families like the DeVoses, especially amid discussions of Epstein-related islands.
No credible sources indicate any DeVos family member currently owns or has owned an island directly adjacent to Little St. James (like Great St. James, which Epstein bought in 2016 and was later sold to billionaire Stephen Deckoff in 2023 for resort development).
Other nearby spots (e.g., Water Island in the USVI) have been tied to unrelated claims (like James Biden owning land there), but not DeVos. Peter Island fits the "DeVos-owned island" description in the Virgin Islands area, though it's in the BVI rather than USVI.
So I have several questions … does the Michigan Republican Party have votes coming from the islands? Do they decide the elections? Who is involved?
@Brandenburg4Mi
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Forwarded from Karen The Ultra Riveter 💪🇺🇸
I made a new meme for Donna after reading her posts from Tuesday.
Faith over fear! "Be strong, and of good courage"!
Faith over fear! "Be strong, and of good courage"!
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Forwarded from OzTrump
These sick Fs are very clever. Coaches, childcare workers, teachers, politicians….https://swimswam.com/former-australian-swim-coach-charged-for-involvement-in-satanic-child-abuse-material-ring/
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Former Australian Swim Coach Charged For Involvement In “Satanic Child Abuse Material” Ring
Former Masters Swimming Victoria coach Mark Sendecky was one of four men charged on Monday for involvement in a satanic international child sex abuse ring.
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In this episode, Seth break’s down the newly released Epstein Files and explain why they reveal far more than a blackmail operation, exposing a global pathocracy where evil individuals have seized control over banking, government, medicine, media, and culture itself. The documents show Epstein operating as a high-level power broker, tied to pandemic profiteering, early Bitcoin influence, transhumanism, regime change, MK-Ultra-style psychological torture, and historical financial networks reaching back to Hitler. This is not speculation but documented evidence of how power really operates—through coercion, trauma, and control—and why waking more people up is the most important outcome of all. Viewer discretion advised: the material is dark, disturbing, and essential to understanding the world we’re living in.
https://rumble.com/v759c3a-epstein-files-reveal-human-cloning-mk-ultra-and-rothschilds-hiding-hitler.html
@Brandenburg4Mi
https://rumble.com/v759c3a-epstein-files-reveal-human-cloning-mk-ultra-and-rothschilds-hiding-hitler.html
@Brandenburg4Mi
Rumble
Epstein Files Reveal Human Cloning, MK-Ultra & Rothschilds Hiding HITLER??
In this episode I break down the newly released Epstein Files and explain why they reveal far more than a blackmail operation, exposing a global pathocracy where evil individuals have seized control o
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Good morning!
The global crime syndicate is coming down. The monetary system … politicians … the corporatocracy … weaponized religions … Davos etc
It is going to be hard for many to hear the truth.
The Epstein dump is exposing the structure of the evil system and the mechanism of controlling individuals as well as controlling the levers that run every level our world.
But look at the very metered way the information has come out to the public. This is a masterful plan to let people know what’s really been going on.
Each leak pulling down the veil of their global domination plan they operated from the shadows.
It is being gently revealed over more than a decade so we can all process it.
By the way things are being revealed … this tells me … we already won.
The good guys directed by God have already accomplished it. Now it’s our time to heal … rebuild … which will come after a few more final things are unveiled.
I received a call yesterday, which I’m pretty sure was an attempted set up by a Fed. (Didn’t work.) There is a lot of bad information which will come out. Don’t get angry … don’t bite … don’t go for revenge. That’s what they want. The bad guys want to take as many down with them as they can.
Stay focused on God. Read the Bible. Listen to scripture. Pray. Keep a sound mind in the presence of change. The coming change will be good.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. Help those around you remember what is important.
What’s behind the veil isn’t nice. But it has to be dealt with. A house cleaning.
Justice is being served. Help spread peace and help others cope while the final steps play out.
It’s going to be OK…
@Brandenburg4Mi
The global crime syndicate is coming down. The monetary system … politicians … the corporatocracy … weaponized religions … Davos etc
It is going to be hard for many to hear the truth.
The Epstein dump is exposing the structure of the evil system and the mechanism of controlling individuals as well as controlling the levers that run every level our world.
But look at the very metered way the information has come out to the public. This is a masterful plan to let people know what’s really been going on.
Each leak pulling down the veil of their global domination plan they operated from the shadows.
It is being gently revealed over more than a decade so we can all process it.
By the way things are being revealed … this tells me … we already won.
The good guys directed by God have already accomplished it. Now it’s our time to heal … rebuild … which will come after a few more final things are unveiled.
I received a call yesterday, which I’m pretty sure was an attempted set up by a Fed. (Didn’t work.) There is a lot of bad information which will come out. Don’t get angry … don’t bite … don’t go for revenge. That’s what they want. The bad guys want to take as many down with them as they can.
Stay focused on God. Read the Bible. Listen to scripture. Pray. Keep a sound mind in the presence of change. The coming change will be good.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. Help those around you remember what is important.
What’s behind the veil isn’t nice. But it has to be dealt with. A house cleaning.
Justice is being served. Help spread peace and help others cope while the final steps play out.
It’s going to be OK…
@Brandenburg4Mi
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Who is is the biggest donor to the Michigan Republican Party.
Both sides work together to protect their globalist commerce structure.
Think the Dutch East India Trading Company disappeared???
Nope
They just repackaged it and convinced conservatives that they are poster children for the moral high ground.
@Brandenburg4Mi
Both sides work together to protect their globalist commerce structure.
Think the Dutch East India Trading Company disappeared???
Nope
They just repackaged it and convinced conservatives that they are poster children for the moral high ground.
@Brandenburg4Mi
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My son is still in the hospital … more tests today. Thank you to all for continued prayers. God is certainly listening and helping!!!!
Time to do some research … while we wait.
I’m completely shocked at the amount of law enforcement in the hospital and how many homeless people crowd the emergency room. Seems like most are trying to get warm … strung out on drugs … or are mentally ill. Once admitted things improved.
Huge societal problem that needs to be solved…
@Brandenburg4Mi
Time to do some research … while we wait.
I’m completely shocked at the amount of law enforcement in the hospital and how many homeless people crowd the emergency room. Seems like most are trying to get warm … strung out on drugs … or are mentally ill. Once admitted things improved.
Huge societal problem that needs to be solved…
@Brandenburg4Mi
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We need to figure out the societal problems like … how to feed people, animals, soil etc with good nutrition. The result of commercial farming is damage and poisoning our food chain. Greed turns natural processes into profits for those who are disconnected from both the process and the damage.
Plant in Circles, Not Rows - Increase Yield 400%"
Let’s look into natural ecosystems and contrast them with traditional row planting. Using examples from regenerative agriculture, particularly syntropic farming, provides practical advice for implementation.
Short History of Planting in Rows…
Modern agriculture adopted straight rows for crops like corn, soybeans, and fruit trees to facilitate efficient plowing, spraying, and harvesting with machinery. This method prioritizes mechanical convenience over natural ecosystems, simplifying fields to monocultures and removing features like edges, streams, and tree lines. While seen as progress, it has contributed to soil erosion, pollution, and loss of biodiversity, making food systems more vulnerable despite their apparent efficiency.
Why Planting in Circles Increases Yield…
Planting in circles and spirals emulates natural forest geometry, such as the Fibonacci spiral and golden ratio (about 1.618), to optimize light exposure, space utilization, and ecosystem resilience. This creates beneficial "edge effects" where biodiversity thrives—sun-loving and shade-tolerant plants coexist, roots access different soil depths, insects navigate edges, and fungi form underground networks. It avoids permanent shading, promotes air circulation to minimize diseases, insulates soil, and naturally accumulates mulch. Brazilian farmer Ernst Götsch demonstrated this by arranging plants in rings: central nitrogen-fixing trees (e.g., Siberian pea shrub, gliricidia, acacia), followed by deep-rooted plants like comfrey, fruiting shrubs (e.g., currants, berries), herbaceous perennials (e.g., yarrow, oregano), and outer annuals (e.g., tomatoes, lettuce). This approach boosted yields by 400% per square foot without chemicals or larger equipment.
Syntropic Succession…
This method layers plants in space and time to accelerate productivity. Fast-growing pioneers (e.g., bananas or papayas in tropics) are planted between young fruit trees to provide quick shade, food, and biomass. They are pruned ("chop-and-drop") every 3-6 months, leaving material onsite as mulch to feed soil microbes. This transforms degraded soil (from 0.5% to up to 14% organic matter), cuts water use by 60%, enhances drought resistance, and maintains high yields naturally without synthetic inputs.
The system self-improves over time, with diverse species naturally balancing pests and diseases. Soil becomes more absorbent, retaining water and nutrients, while supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. It revives exhausted land without fertilizers or pesticides.
Backyard Adaptation…
For small spaces, start with a 6-foot circle: a central dwarf fruit tree (e.g., apple on M27 rootstock), surrounded by pest-repelling chives/garlic chives, then strawberries for ground cover, and an outer edge of flowers like chamomile, marigolds, or nasturtium for pollinators. Mulch with leaves or clippings, and prune/drop waste onsite. This yields multiple foods, reduces watering needs, enriches soil, and costs less than traditional methods while producing more annually. Multiple such "guilds" maximize edges for greater biodiversity.
Companion planting and intercropping strategies take advantage of symbiotic relationships and growth cycles of plants which are friends.
Nature's Inspiration…
Curves, clusters, and spirals (e.g., in sunflower seeds or nautilus shells) efficiently pack life in nature. Ancestral planting followed land contours before industrialization simplified it with tractors and chemicals.
We can start thinking about “victory gardens” to help feed yourself, families, and community.
https://youtu.be/mWf1h_O7Lec
@Brandenburg4Mi
Plant in Circles, Not Rows - Increase Yield 400%"
Let’s look into natural ecosystems and contrast them with traditional row planting. Using examples from regenerative agriculture, particularly syntropic farming, provides practical advice for implementation.
Short History of Planting in Rows…
Modern agriculture adopted straight rows for crops like corn, soybeans, and fruit trees to facilitate efficient plowing, spraying, and harvesting with machinery. This method prioritizes mechanical convenience over natural ecosystems, simplifying fields to monocultures and removing features like edges, streams, and tree lines. While seen as progress, it has contributed to soil erosion, pollution, and loss of biodiversity, making food systems more vulnerable despite their apparent efficiency.
Why Planting in Circles Increases Yield…
Planting in circles and spirals emulates natural forest geometry, such as the Fibonacci spiral and golden ratio (about 1.618), to optimize light exposure, space utilization, and ecosystem resilience. This creates beneficial "edge effects" where biodiversity thrives—sun-loving and shade-tolerant plants coexist, roots access different soil depths, insects navigate edges, and fungi form underground networks. It avoids permanent shading, promotes air circulation to minimize diseases, insulates soil, and naturally accumulates mulch. Brazilian farmer Ernst Götsch demonstrated this by arranging plants in rings: central nitrogen-fixing trees (e.g., Siberian pea shrub, gliricidia, acacia), followed by deep-rooted plants like comfrey, fruiting shrubs (e.g., currants, berries), herbaceous perennials (e.g., yarrow, oregano), and outer annuals (e.g., tomatoes, lettuce). This approach boosted yields by 400% per square foot without chemicals or larger equipment.
Syntropic Succession…
This method layers plants in space and time to accelerate productivity. Fast-growing pioneers (e.g., bananas or papayas in tropics) are planted between young fruit trees to provide quick shade, food, and biomass. They are pruned ("chop-and-drop") every 3-6 months, leaving material onsite as mulch to feed soil microbes. This transforms degraded soil (from 0.5% to up to 14% organic matter), cuts water use by 60%, enhances drought resistance, and maintains high yields naturally without synthetic inputs.
The system self-improves over time, with diverse species naturally balancing pests and diseases. Soil becomes more absorbent, retaining water and nutrients, while supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. It revives exhausted land without fertilizers or pesticides.
Backyard Adaptation…
For small spaces, start with a 6-foot circle: a central dwarf fruit tree (e.g., apple on M27 rootstock), surrounded by pest-repelling chives/garlic chives, then strawberries for ground cover, and an outer edge of flowers like chamomile, marigolds, or nasturtium for pollinators. Mulch with leaves or clippings, and prune/drop waste onsite. This yields multiple foods, reduces watering needs, enriches soil, and costs less than traditional methods while producing more annually. Multiple such "guilds" maximize edges for greater biodiversity.
Companion planting and intercropping strategies take advantage of symbiotic relationships and growth cycles of plants which are friends.
Nature's Inspiration…
Curves, clusters, and spirals (e.g., in sunflower seeds or nautilus shells) efficiently pack life in nature. Ancestral planting followed land contours before industrialization simplified it with tractors and chemicals.
We can start thinking about “victory gardens” to help feed yourself, families, and community.
https://youtu.be/mWf1h_O7Lec
@Brandenburg4Mi
YouTube
Planting Trees in Circles Increased Yield 400% — Why Did We Switch to Rows?
Rows. Straight lines. Endless monocultures. That’s what we were told “real farming” looks like.
But nature never plants in rows.
In this episode, you’ll discover the Forest Edge Secret—the hidden zone where life explodes, soil rebuilds itself, and productivity…
But nature never plants in rows.
In this episode, you’ll discover the Forest Edge Secret—the hidden zone where life explodes, soil rebuilds itself, and productivity…
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Update on my son:
Thank you all for prayers.
My son is out of procedure … and they didn’t find anything!!
No evidence … no source for the hemorrhage … nothing!!!!
All I can say is God healed him!!!! No other explanation.
Thank you Heavenly Father for your mercy and healing for my son!!! Your power, grace and mercy is always there when we need you. Thank you for your faithfulness and the faithfulness of the Saints who answered the call to pray. Please bless each and everyone with your favor and blessings of the privilege to walk with you all the days of our lives. We love you … your miracles are amazing!!!!
In Jesus Name
@Brandenburg4Mi
Thank you all for prayers.
My son is out of procedure … and they didn’t find anything!!
No evidence … no source for the hemorrhage … nothing!!!!
All I can say is God healed him!!!! No other explanation.
Thank you Heavenly Father for your mercy and healing for my son!!! Your power, grace and mercy is always there when we need you. Thank you for your faithfulness and the faithfulness of the Saints who answered the call to pray. Please bless each and everyone with your favor and blessings of the privilege to walk with you all the days of our lives. We love you … your miracles are amazing!!!!
In Jesus Name
@Brandenburg4Mi
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Forwarded from Rise of the New Media - Brian Cates
Time for a little heart-to-heart talk with all you people out there who fell for that anonymously sourced "Todd Blanche just fired Ed Martin!" bullshit.
Take your medicine:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/2019435837897806130.html
Take your medicine:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/2019435837897806130.html
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Thread by @drawandstrike on Thread Reader App
@drawandstrike: Dr. Brian is in. I help people not become like their parents. Oh wait, that's Dr. Rick, in those commercials. That's not what I do. :) I help people get over their BLIND TRUST problem...…
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Forwarded from Rise of the New Media - Brian Cates
You may want to be sitting down for this one...
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/2019397290226544775.html
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/2019397290226544775.html
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Thread by @drawandstrike on Thread Reader App
@drawandstrike: Now, if you've been in the election integrity/activism space for the last 6 years, writing, researching and investigating - rike me! - then you already knew all of this. But notice what was happening...…
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Brian Cates is a good friend both to me and to the honest people of the world.
Thank you to Brian for your wisdom and discernment in a world that works primarily on Confirmation Bias.
@Brandenburg4Mi
Brian Cates is a good friend both to me and to the honest people of the world.
Thank you to Brian for your wisdom and discernment in a world that works primarily on Confirmation Bias.
@Brandenburg4Mi
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The WWII 'Lazy Garden' That Grew Food Without Any Work — And Why It Was Erased?"** from the channel.
Historical let’s explores a largely forgotten WWII-era gardening technique called the “Lazy Garden” or "no-dig / layered / mulch-based" system), designed specifically for civilians facing extreme resource shortages during the war. The core idea was maximum food calories produced per hour of human labor — critical when people were exhausted, fuel was rationed, tools were scarce, and imports had collapsed.
How the Lazy Garden worked:
- No digging or tilling Instead of turning soil (which burns energy and disrupts biology), gardeners layered organic materials directly on top of existing ground.
- Materials used: Cardboard/newspaper (as a weed barrier/base layer), followed by thick additions of kitchen scraps, straw, leaves, grass clippings, manure, wood chips, or whatever organic waste was available.
Benefits…
- Weeds were naturally suppressed (smothered by light blockage and lack of disturbance).
- Soil biology (worms, microbes, fungi) did most of the work — breaking down layers, building humus, improving structure, and cycling nutrients.
- Soil fertility increased over time rather than being depleted.
- Minimal ongoing maintenance — plant once, observe, harvest; no constant weeding, watering (mulch retained moisture), or fertilizing.
- It prioritized survival efficiency over aesthetics or maximum theoretical yield.
Historical context…
Widely promoted/taught during WWII in places like Britain and parts of the U.S. as part of "Victory Garden" efforts adapted to real wartime constraints.
- After the war, the method was gradually phased out of mainstream gardening advice and education.
Why it was "erased"?
- Post-1945 return of cheap fossil fuels, machinery, synthetic fertilizers, and pesticides made high-input, high-effort gardening feasible again.
- Shift toward commercialized agriculture and gardening industries profited more from selling tools, chemicals, seeds, and equipment — the Lazy Garden required almost none of these.
- Cultural emphasis moved toward "hard work = virtue" and visible productivity, making low-intervention methods seem lazy or inferior.
- The system threatened centralized control/narratives by allowing ordinary people to produce food independently with almost no external inputs or expert oversight.
Modern relevance…
- Reviving the Lazy Garden makes sense today amid poor soil quality, high food/input costs, time scarcity, climate stress, and interest in prepping/resilience.
- Practical starting advice: smother existing vegetation with cardboard, pile on 6–12+ inches of mixed organics, plant directly into the mulch, and mostly leave it alone while it improves itself.
In a situation of scarcity this is a critical skill of survival…
https://youtu.be/8C9YBmwLwtg
@Brandenburg4Mi
Historical let’s explores a largely forgotten WWII-era gardening technique called the “Lazy Garden” or "no-dig / layered / mulch-based" system), designed specifically for civilians facing extreme resource shortages during the war. The core idea was maximum food calories produced per hour of human labor — critical when people were exhausted, fuel was rationed, tools were scarce, and imports had collapsed.
How the Lazy Garden worked:
- No digging or tilling Instead of turning soil (which burns energy and disrupts biology), gardeners layered organic materials directly on top of existing ground.
- Materials used: Cardboard/newspaper (as a weed barrier/base layer), followed by thick additions of kitchen scraps, straw, leaves, grass clippings, manure, wood chips, or whatever organic waste was available.
Benefits…
- Weeds were naturally suppressed (smothered by light blockage and lack of disturbance).
- Soil biology (worms, microbes, fungi) did most of the work — breaking down layers, building humus, improving structure, and cycling nutrients.
- Soil fertility increased over time rather than being depleted.
- Minimal ongoing maintenance — plant once, observe, harvest; no constant weeding, watering (mulch retained moisture), or fertilizing.
- It prioritized survival efficiency over aesthetics or maximum theoretical yield.
Historical context…
Widely promoted/taught during WWII in places like Britain and parts of the U.S. as part of "Victory Garden" efforts adapted to real wartime constraints.
- After the war, the method was gradually phased out of mainstream gardening advice and education.
Why it was "erased"?
- Post-1945 return of cheap fossil fuels, machinery, synthetic fertilizers, and pesticides made high-input, high-effort gardening feasible again.
- Shift toward commercialized agriculture and gardening industries profited more from selling tools, chemicals, seeds, and equipment — the Lazy Garden required almost none of these.
- Cultural emphasis moved toward "hard work = virtue" and visible productivity, making low-intervention methods seem lazy or inferior.
- The system threatened centralized control/narratives by allowing ordinary people to produce food independently with almost no external inputs or expert oversight.
Modern relevance…
- Reviving the Lazy Garden makes sense today amid poor soil quality, high food/input costs, time scarcity, climate stress, and interest in prepping/resilience.
- Practical starting advice: smother existing vegetation with cardboard, pile on 6–12+ inches of mixed organics, plant directly into the mulch, and mostly leave it alone while it improves itself.
In a situation of scarcity this is a critical skill of survival…
https://youtu.be/8C9YBmwLwtg
@Brandenburg4Mi
YouTube
The WWII 'Lazy Garden' That Grew Food Without Any Work — And Why It Was Erased?
In this video, we uncover the forgotten WWII Lazy Garden system that quietly fed civilians while conserving energy, improving soil, and reducing labor to the bare minimum. This wasn’t about shortcuts. It was about survival efficiency — how to grow calories…
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The greatest thing we will ever do here is learn to walk with God…
God’s direction …
God’s timing …
He is the master teacher.
Leave the things of this world behind … and a whole other world opens up before you. It’s not about things … or the material world. It’s way bigger.
Spend some quiet time … ask him to talk to you… then be quiet and listen …
Don’t beg … don’t treat him like a vending machine for your desires… just listen …
Read the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water … you will get the message. And I’m not going to spoon feed you the verses … look it up.
It is written … seek and you will find.
@Brandenburg4Mi
God’s direction …
God’s timing …
He is the master teacher.
Leave the things of this world behind … and a whole other world opens up before you. It’s not about things … or the material world. It’s way bigger.
Spend some quiet time … ask him to talk to you… then be quiet and listen …
Don’t beg … don’t treat him like a vending machine for your desires… just listen …
Read the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water … you will get the message. And I’m not going to spoon feed you the verses … look it up.
It is written … seek and you will find.
@Brandenburg4Mi
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Something else comes to mind tonight…
Nebuchadnezzar
Remember this for future reference. Devine appointments…are not always what we expect.
@Brandenburg4Mi
Nebuchadnezzar
Remember this for future reference. Devine appointments…are not always what we expect.
@Brandenburg4Mi
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