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Drugging and Drugging and "Chemicalling" Our Children Is Dumbing Them Lorna E. Rances, Ph. D., CESO V School Divisions Superintendent Bohol Division Dearest Ma’am Rances: If not because of my position, as president of Loon-South PTA Federation, I might not have the authority or right to write you this letter. In your message to the graduates titled “Your Gift of Learning, Our Tool for Nation Building,” you wrote “You are encouraged to share with others the knowledge, skills and attitude you learn in school especially to those who have less in life. Make them your inspiration to move further. Take them as your challenge. Who knows, one day, you will be working hand-in-hand with them in order to promote progress in the community and country.” I do not know you personally ma’am, but I know that each person made after the image of our heavenly Father has a deep-rooted, immortal feeling of love for all mankind. This is somehow being undermined or suppressed under the temporary domination of worldly external interest, but in God’s plan, after all these painful experiences, THIS ETERNAL DIVINE LOVE WILL PREVAIL, AND SELF-LOVE WILL SUBMIT AND SUBORDINATE ITSELF… For the goal of all learning is we learn to Love God above all and our neighbor as ourselves. Under this so-called 3D consciousness, SELF-LOVE dominates. In a unique revelation books I have read ma’am, (you can read these 25 volumes, 7,500 pages book at www.franky1.com) I found that the two kinds of ways we have been told about since long time ago, (e.g., the way of God and the way of Satan) are two kinds of Love. And this 25-volume book configures these two kinds of love in the following manner: Divine Love = 600fold Love for God + 60fold Love for neighbor or fellow creation + humble 6fold Love for self. Versus Perverted Love = 600fold Love for Self + 60fold Love for neighbor + only 6fold Love for God. The degree or amount differs in every one. One might have 555 love for God. The others might have 555 for self. But the point is: the evil 666 is towards only 6fold love or even zero love for God! That’s the 666 that is at work today. You can see that at work, for example, in music. Examine our songs and you will see that hardly you can find a song about God or love of God. 99.9% of all music about erotic love, love of woman or love for woman! If I were to say recalibrate it, music should be also 600 about God, 60 about neighbor and only 6 about self or love of woman. Love of woman is often love of self – you want to satisfy yourself with a woman.. I am speaking of men. But it can be said as well of women: their songs or their feelings are more for men (e.g, husbands) than for God. Of course, our feelings for our wives and husbands are different love (eros love) than for God (agape love) but the problem is, we do not anymore feel or sing or write lyrics or talk about agape love, much less practice it. In short, there is less love for God – less agape love – in this world today… leading to all kinds of sufferings, e.g., sicknesses, destruction of mother earth, etcetera. The new era is about to come fully implemented ma’am and everybody, both sinners and saints have the opportunity to join. The sinners are not excluded. As a matter of fact, the Lord Jesus Christ said He came for the sick, for the sinners, that none of us will lose forever but be saved. Sounds very sweet. That’s why I was finding—or I found hope also when I read your most beautiful line in your recent message: that you hope and encourage the kids to include the poor as part of their reason for doing well, for striving well, for pursuing success in life. I completely agree in your feeling that someday, these poor ones may become our partners in world-building or even universe-rebuilding, as we are told in the epistle of Paul to the Romans, chapter 8, that we have very big job awaiting us, namely: rebuild the Universe! So, ma’am we have a far bigger mission than what DepEd has ever told us! In this connection, may I shift your consciousness to a most shocking revelation you may have encountered yet in your life, to wit: Conspiracy to Dumb People Down They conspired to enslave and dumb us at DNA level! “17. Yes, in fifth density you will have bodies, you won’t be “light beings without form.” This is an excellent question as it begs clarification of how your current bodies can function along Earth’s ascension pathway. Souls that absorb the light, which is constantly available to all, are changing at cellular level from carbon-based third density bodies to crystalline-based bodies that can survive in the higher frequencies. Eons back in your time, darkly-inclined souls altered human DNA to reduce the amount of light in bodies. That allowed them to install patterning for physical weakness, illness, aging, death, and severely decreased capacity for intelligence and spiritual clarity. Those limitations are being reversed by the ever-increasing intensity of light in bodies that are absorbing it. Actually, your “travel ticket” is the absorption of light that comes automatically with living in godly ways. “18. Please understand that this clarification pertains only to bodies, not to souls. Each infant, whether perfect in form and brain power or with flawed physical make-up or what you call “mental retardation,” is born with a lighted soul, or the Christ consciousness, and full awareness of pre-birth choices. That soul level awareness remains in the most severely ‘mentally retarded’; and in people with healthier brains,” Parenting, Religions & Schools diminish that spirituality or that spiritual awareness “the awareness recedes with adaptation to functioning in a dense body and external influences such as parental training, peer pressure, academic and religious teachings and societal philosophies. Spiritual growth is removing self from external influences and “going within” so messages from the soul can reach consciousness. The Illuminati controls our educational system to limit our learning – read: dumb us down! 19. This is a good place to address the plaint from an educator, which I have summarized: “Why don’t students think, reason and use common sense?” The self-serving unenlightened ones who nevertheless chose the name “Illuminati” control the educational systems and produce textbooks and other teaching materials. They want schools and society to produce automatons who don’t ask questions but rather think and perform as taught. Their control extends to providing diversion such as TV programming, advertising, emphasis on sports and elimination of the arts, violent games and raucous “music” contained within handheld instruments, gaming arcades, pornography on the Internet. In combination, these darkly- contrived methods have been successful in “dumbing down” many young people, but along with positive developments in other aspects of your world, this situation is changing too. The reforms teachers need to do now 20. Many teachers are “seeing the light” and inspiring students to develop their minds and talents and skills. Souls are being born in bodies with the enhanced DNA of crystalline cellular structure and are rightfully referred to as Crystal Children. Others with increased intellectual capacity, spiritual clarity and aspirations came in the two generations before the Crystals and are known as Indigos. Sadly, in many cases these youngsters were considered abnormal, treated harshly and drugged into submission – once again, through the manipulation of dark ones who convinced unsuspecting counselors and parents that these exceptional children must conform to the “norm.” As knowledge about Crystal and Indigo individuals is spreading, some of the older ones are becoming aware of their greater potential and making life changes accordingly; parents are recognizing their young children as gifted and wisely treating them as such; the use of drugs to keep children with extraordinarily active minds in a stupor is lessening; and, indicating awareness of the beneficial influence of fine music, the numbers of youth choirs and orchestras are growing. When labels should be removed and leave only names 21. Along with our honoring the Crystal and Indigo souls, I want to say as well that labels can keep feelings of separation alive and kicking. Of course names are necessary for identification, but labeling social orders, governing styles, political parties, religions, races, cultures, professional positions and philosophies with the intent to emphasize differences vs. similarities, separateness vs. unity, superiority vs. equality, or competition vs. cooperation is another dark ploy to create divisiveness among you and keep far from your minds that Oneness of All is the universal truth. • December 28, 2008 Matthew message • www.matthewbooks.com The Bible never commands nor teaches believers to use labels such as family names; it only shows us that first name is enough plus some personal or descriptive nickname such as “the Baptist” to the first name “John.” Maria Magdalene means Maria who is from Magdala. James the Older, James the Younger. Judas Iscariot means Judas who hails from Kerioth. Why? Why not family names? Because it unites a group against the other. It is micro-unity but macro-disunity – meaning: what used to be whole big humanity has been divided into smaller units, called families, in order to create not just division but wars, family vs. family, tribe of same family name versus other tribe, this civil war goes up to the national level where a race (who hails from one patriarch) fights a nationalistic war against another nation of different racial partriarch.
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