Bi Polar People

"Hegseth identifies as a Christian and has often expressed his faith publicly. His religious beliefs are central to both his personal and professional identity, as demonstrated by his collection of tattoos, which he describes as extensions of his faith, patriotism and worldview." "His ink includes several religious symbols: "Deus Vult" ("God wills it") on his bicep—a slogan from the First Crusade—a cross and sword referencing the Bible verse Matthew 10:34, which he interprets as "not peace, but a sword," and  a Jerusalem cross , a Crusader-era emblem he says led to his removal from National Guard duties during President Biden's 2021 inauguration." Source:  Newsweek  

If a nation attempts advancement by means of threatening destructive technology it will become the objection of it's own affliction - eventually   Making war to end a potential war is not working well for countries that purport peace by grabbing the bull by the balls  Both parties would fair better and with less pain if a disagreement where handled with dialogue that does not wrangle all on heaven and earth

Software: Daz3d, Bryce 7Pro - no AI   Motivation for image:     Göbekli Tepe is a Neolithic archaeological site in Upper Mesopotamia in modern-day Turkey.  The settlement was inhabited from around 9500 BCE to at least 8000 BCE, during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic.  It is known for its large circular structures that contain large stone pillars – among the world's oldest known Mesopotamia.    Just because we send people into space does not give us the privilege to boast we know it all  Many came before us while making historic accomplishments  All kinds of accidents restarted the the history of man over and over again

  Catholic confession Heavenly Father, Almighty and Merciful God, I come before You with a humble and contrite heart, acknowledging my sins and shortcomings before Your holy presence. You are righteous and just, full of grace and compassion, and I know that I have fallen short of Your glory. Lord, I confess that I have sinned against You in my thoughts, in my words, and in my actions. I have not always loved You with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. I have not always loved my neighbor as myself. I have allowed pride, selfishness, anger, and impatience to take root in my heart and guide my actions. I have spoken words that were unkind, harbored thoughts that were impure, and committed deeds that were displeasing to You. Father, I confess the times I have neglected prayer, ignored Your Word, and failed to seek Your will. I have chosen my own way instead of Yours. I have been careless with my time, wasting opportunities to do good and to glorify Your name. I have failed to show...

 White house threats Pope Leo may never return to the United States during this current administration 

  Am I real     Does it matter    

Do his bidding till things go wrong  Then sing the oval song, awful begone Graphic internet    My humble words  

Aerial cloud view with inversion - sorry, no invasion   Who  would invade a planet that is constantly at war with itself  The aliens are the ones who should worry    you know a lot of this stuff is just for fun

 "Sed libera nos a malo" translates to "but deliver us from evil" and is a phrase from the Lord's Prayer in Latin. It expresses a plea for protection from harm or evil The price of gas, which is subject to change for better or worse, is what this Latin phrase refers to   In this static montage you see the symbol for faith and the hard green numbers that were created by politics and all the unnecessary power plays of this country's administration  Yes, "Deliver us from evil" this year and all that follow        An unrelated personal interest:;   It has been decades since I studied guitar in Seville  This is  one of my favorite pieces, the  Bulerias   by Paco De Lucia from over fifty years ago     Francisco Gustavo Sánchez Gómez, known as Paco de Lucía, was a Spanish virtuoso flamenco guitarist, composer, and record producer. A leading proponent of the new flamenco style, he was one of the first flamenc...