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I saw beauty in a yellow buttercup flower when I was 25 years old; under fasting and seeking the divine and I felt as though I could stand there forever starting at that wonderful flower❣️ Thanks for the nice pondering!

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Beautiful commentary, thank you.

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THE VIRUS IS MY GOD. The “virus” is claimed to have invaded a town in the old west and soon worshiped as a new idol among the populace: Watch Turfseer’s first music video from his Scamdemic Collection: https://turfseer.substack.com/p/the-virus-is-my-god.

The people graduate “with honors” from this institution of “higher learning.” Watch SHEEPLE UNIVERSITY. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/sheeple-university

YOU DIDDN'T RECOGNIZE ME. A familiar figure is found to be behind the plandemic. Watch Turfseer’s music video. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/you-didnt-recognize-me

Meanwhile all they can do is babble “Trust the Science.” Now “Doctor” Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton have joined forces to remind us “Trust the Science.” Watch TRUST THE SCIENCE RAG here: https://turfseer.substack.com/p/trust-the-science-rag

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I see a red flower 🌺....a poppy....i would simply die without beauty

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To expand further, which I intend to do on that post and this idea of transcendent beauty is about the feeling of awe. The technocrats would have us believe this is possible to feel in the observation of man’s creations, and I have a number of citations in current institutional publications to demonstrate this, though for those who see, it is already everywhere so obvious. The artificial awe evoked by man’s creation is not the same feeling. It is impressive, our inventions, our progress, our potential, and that is something. But it is not, and will never be the same feeling evoked by natural beauty, for those who have felt it. For me, I think of it as is velveeta to aged goat cheese. 🤔

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Feb 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

One of my best friends and mentor is named Sundaram- Sanskrit rough translation is Beauty in action or process. Every action can be an artistic expression no matter how seemingly mundane. Funny, I clean house the same way I work at my bench.

You are fortunate to have had the experience, and noticed it ) of this energetic peace and gaiety at such a young age :).

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Feb 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

I was writing about beauty at this moment as well, are we in some kind of sync already, after I’ve only just ‘discovered’ you?! https://kenshohomestead.org/2023/02/12/beauty-is-intoxicating/

And first thing I get a ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ comment. But I believe in objective beauty and its implicit and explicit power.

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beauty overcomes the world " forgive them father they now not what they do " to me transcendant cosmic eternal beauty., love is , truth is ,all the virtues are beauty ... thanks to the Father ,Son and the Holy Spirit

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I'm reminded of the movie Equilibrium, when possessing art is a capital punishment. Beauty, like art, is dangerous because it can transform the dependent to the emotionally self-sufficient, and spiritually unpredictable.

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Feb 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Beautiful. Be beautiful. Be a Mozart warrior. Celebrate the beautiful in the face of these ceremonies of the damned.

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