Not only are we watching history being made tonight, we are watching history TRANSFORM through the renewing of our minds!
Every true anon should be exhilarated and overwhelmed by joy!
Well played, Q & well done Anons!!! ??

We are SO CLOSE.... KEEP FIGHTING! WE HAVE A WAR TO WIN!!! ? ?

Can you see what is happening yet?
08-23-2024 23 = PAIN: DEMS JUST HAD THEIR ASSES HANDED TO THEM W/ RFK JR SUPPORTING TRUMP.
1929 STOCK MARKET COMM
1941 & 1942 W.W.2. FOO FIGHTER COMMS

SOOOO many things to research!!
GET ON IT!!
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TRUMP JUST CALLED HIM BOBBY!!

Patience is like waiting for your tea to steep; impatience is trying to speed it up by shouting at the kettle. Both might get you somewhere, but only one won’t burn your mouth!

Patience is waiting for the tea to brew; impatience is sipping it while it’s still just hot water and wondering why life has no flavor!

*Patience has the effect of attracting the treasures of higher knowledge. Impatience repels them. Haste and unrest achieve nothing in the higher realms of existence.

Above all, longing and craving must be silenced. These are soul qualities in the face of which all higher knowledge shyly retreats.

Precious as higher knowledge is, if it is to come to us, we must not long for it. Moreover, if we wish it only for our own ends, we will never attain it.

This requires in the first place that we be honest with ourselves in the depths of the soul. We can no longer have any illusions about ourselves. We must look at our own mistakes, weaknesses, and shortcomings in the eye with inner truthfulness.

Each time we find an excuse for a weakness, we place an obstacle before us on our upward path. Such obstacles can be removed only by becoming enlightened about ourselves.

There is but one way to overcome failings and weaknesses—to see them for what they are, with inner truthfulness. All that lies dormant in the human soul can be awakened. Even intuition and reason can be improved if—calmly and detachedly—we become clear why we are weak in these areas.

Such self-knowledge, of course, is difficult. The temptation to deceive oneself is enormous. But if we make a habit of being honest with ourselves, the doors to greater insight open for us.*

– Rudolf Steiner, How to Know Higher Worlds