Does the dog have the Buddha nature in the year of the dog at the University of Missouri (also, Mizzou, or MU)? Who may shepherd Transpersonal Psychology Careers?
TM on Trial
and
Suing the Government for Negligence and Liability
I see your Indras Pearls in a state of being OK said the laughing yogi in the music capitol of the world; with a voice intoning the cosmic octave in a manner as the Silent Teaching of ShivaBalaYogi applying Techniques of High Magic with the key of Solomon the King.
For Mamluk and Wako marauders policy of impressment as social conventions akin to private prison contracts of Serco draining the 'free labor pools' with Gresham's law!
BLUEBIRD
Deliberate Creation of Multiple
Personality by Psychiatrists
By Colin A. Ross MD
It has morphed into project monarch as Fake news (Psyops) via CIA mockingbird fed Gannett news with the Smith Mundt Act of 2012 making propaganda legal in the United States citing He-man vs GI Joe in the People's Court
From Kaffa's wharves, merchants shipped slaves to Egypt and the luxuries of the Orient to Italy, France, and even the Atlantic ports of northern Europe. - Ch. 6 The Disease of Trade, A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World. 'K.': The Figure in the Castle
William Hardy McNeill was a historian and author, noted for his argument that contact and exchange among civilizations is what drives human history forward, first postulated in The Rise of the West.
Bacillus, Yersinia pestis! K. Rations
And that's how we arrive at Blowback is the history of the CIA or deep state department swamp thing with that venue....
as well as the retort...
SES WHO?
or
Scratch and sniff virtual Proust memories? Smells can transport us back to powerful and emotional memories from the past more effectively than sounds, a study shows, supporting a theory by Marcel Proust. A well-known idea called the "Proustian phenomenon" proposes that distinctive smells have more power than any other sense to help us recall distant memories.
The Smell-O-Scope was an invention created by Professor Farnsworth. It allowed users to smell odors over extremely long distances.