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During wartime or any catastrophe, the person with bottled water and a bag of peanuts is more powerful than someone with a credit card or bitcoins. Why? because water and food can be bartered. Money will be rejected.
The story of Soviet sailor Sergei Preminin is one of unparalleled individual heroism, bitter institutional coldness, and a tragic irony that encapsulates the twilight of the Soviet Union and, by extension, Communism itself. Sergei was born in 1965 in a tiny, freezing logging village called… read more

I don't know who needs to hear this but I did today so I wanted to share. Life is hard. We have to juggle a hundred things at high speed. We have struggles and obstacles seemingly around every corner. Catastrophe can strike our lives in a blink of an eye. Here's what I know though. We have made it… read more
This is a catastrophe! I can't find any of them not even the one that lights up.
There was a lamp. At the corner of the street. That stood tall. And lit a part Of the seemingly dark city. The city where The sun never rose. The lamp was young A lot of light That lit just a part Of the seemingly dark city. And then one day The rains hit the lamp Yet it did not… read more
So big catastrophe and the world is silent

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I just want warm food, that's it! My fridge stopped working and everything spoiled 😩 what a catastrophe.. it's brand new too so have to wait for the warranty guys. So please, if someone prank calls me about my fridge running, the answer is no 😮💨😁
When I was younger I loved to read.So one day I decided to head to the library and read a few new releases and I fell asleep reading only for my friend to find me with my face glued to the paper NEVER GIVE UP YOUR LOVE OF LITERATURE.❤️🔥
Memorial Stone August 6, 1991 This granite stone is one of the former tramway paving stones from Hiroshima, Japan, where on August 6, 1945, at 8:15 AM, an atomic bomb exploded. These stones covered the crossroads where trams, the main public transport of Hiroshima’s residents, used to run. This… read more



Most of our emotional pain is self-inflicted, it's unnecessary suffering. We see this when people have outsized reactions to small events, revealing a deep struggle within. This is the core of most psychological treatment. This needless suffering takes many forms: * Excessive and prolonged… read more

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Do humans really serve a 'divine' purpose of repopulating 'heaven' as some religious text taught us to believe since the proliferation of religious system of believe? Or our existence was just a result of a creation of flesh-and-blood gods and we the 'modern' humans are just waiting for another… (edited) read more
Me I'm the catastrophe

From the catastrophe
"Time is a holy catastrophe of heirloom clock faces that don't fit my wrist." -Sabrina Benaim

There is ample evidence that the great pyramids survived a gigantic and long running catastrophe where they were submerged for a long period of time under an ocean, leaving only the tops visible above the surface. An example of this theory is detailed in the picture below.


We sit behind bars we've built ourselves, convinced that if we just plan harder, worry more intensely, and anticipate every possible catastrophe, we can somehow bend reality to our will.
This catastrophe in Los Angeles is inconceivable. I have not been feeling so well since I heard this. I have looked at many different prophecies over the years, nor do I like subjects like this. But, I cannot ignore this anymore, I'm not Catholic; however, The Fatima Prophecy seems very similar to… read more
As we lay down tonight, there us deep gratitude for ritual and ceremony. We praise our ability to create Light with habitual worship, whatever this means to each individual. We hold space for our mistakes, and show them that they are not some catastrophe, but rather a beautiful lesson and learning… read more