Author: elquanah
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Corruption of Ilian Omar
Ilhan Omar: U.S. Congresswoman from Minnesota Ilhan Omar (full name: Ilhan Abdullahi Omar) is an American politician serving as the Democratic U.S. Representative for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District since 2019. She’s known for being a trailblazer: the first African refugee, the first Somali-American, and one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress. Born…
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Time for Change and Understanding
Men associated with the Southern Democratic Party founded the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) in late 1865. Frank O. McCord, Richard R. Reed, John C. Lester, John B. Kennedy J. Calvin Jones and James R. Crowe were the founders.
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Justices on the commission; Exposing Corruption; Omission in the Bible
Justices on the commission leaning toward to executive power;Exposing Corruption and why we don’t see prosecution, Omission in the Bible and now we have to ask how much more
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How We See the World
The world is a mirror. Until we clean the projections, we are doomed to keep meeting our own unconscious everywhere we look.
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The Many Reasons to Fast
Fasting has been practiced for thousands of years not as punishment—but as a tool for clarity, healing, discipline, and awakening. Whether approached spiritually, mentally, or physically, it serves the same core purpose: to quiet the lower appetites so the higher self can lead. Reasons to Fast 1. Spiritual Clarity & Inner Connection When digestion is…
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It’s confirmed Beekeepers live longer
Data consistently show beekeepers as a group enjoy above-average longevity and lower rates of several major diseases.
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Gospel of Thomas sayings 13,14 and 15
The reflections on Sayings 13, 14, and 15 from the Gospel of Thomas are profound, drawing out the perennial threads of non-dual realization, inner authenticity, and recognition of the Unborn across so many wisdom traditions. They capture the radical essence of Thomas’s Jesus: not a figure demanding belief or ritual obedience, but one pointing relentlessly…
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Color Revolutions, Mass Polarization, and the Law of One: How Collective Consciousness Shapes America’s Future
The phrase “color revolution” traditionally refers to peaceful mass protest movements that change or challenge government power like the one mentioned in the video—like Ukraine’s Orange Revolution or Georgia’s Rose Revolution. These movements usually combine youth mobilization, media messaging, NGO networks, and powerful symbolism. But today the term is being used inside the United States,…