>>2485367 (prev)
IMO, we need to make Q proofs more simple - not so elaborate. I went on qproofs.com a while back - and even though I've been here long time, they were too convoluted. Keep it simple - like this one just was.
>>2485367 (prev)
IMO, we need to make Q proofs more simple - not so elaborate. I went on qproofs.com a while back - and even though I've been here long time, they were too convoluted. Keep it simple - like this one just was.
IMO, sorry - still too complicated. Imagine you don't know anything that you know now. Someone throws a bunch of graphics and words with arrows going every-which-way and encoded messages and whatever - they will likely just hit the X to close the document and go about their fuked up merry wat.
Meditation, yoga, all that is not good.
Eat well, play hard, be honest.
Everything else will fall into place.
Good benefit.
However, there must be some expert out there who can help us sift through the proofs and regurgitate them in such a way as to be more effective at breaking through to the average normie. Pick the low hanging fruit. Choose the three easiest proofs to explain in the most simplest manner - that might get them coming back for more.
Sorry to you.
But, if we pick three of the easiest proffs, but only provide one at a time - with each linking to the other - then a link to the payload.
idk, what do folks do/think about when they meditate or do yoga or similar?
I just communicate with God in short bursts throughout any given day, when the moment strikes me. Ongoing brief dialog. I don't need to go into some kind of trance. I think that state of mind might actually make you weak and vulnerable to infiltration.