The metaphysical nature of viruses

My wildest imagination conjures thoughts of an agent that targets people that do bad things, deceptive, liars, thieves, criminals, violent, deranged, a guilty bad conscience, bad intentions, harm to others.

It is just wrong the good have to suffer the same fate as the wicked but that is the way of nature, the strongest survive by any means.

Famous virologist Stefan Lanka has had the German courts agree with his claim that the Measles virus DOES NOT EXIST.

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Ask the CDC or WHO to forward a REFERENCED photo of the "H1N1 virus" or the "HIV virus" or even the "measles virus" (surely they've seen the measles virus before, right??).
Sorry, none exist and if anyone supplies one they cannot offer a source because NOT A SINGLE VIRUS IN EXISTENCE HAS EVER BEEN ISOLATED INCLUDING THE NEW CORONA VIRUS
Let that simple fact sink in. Every photo of a virus in a textbook or on an "authoritative website" is
100% fictional yet there (((they))) are inserting them anyway TO BETTER SELL YOU THEIR UNDERLYING AGENDAS.


VIRUSES ARE THE ULTIMATE J-EW PSYOP TO GENERATE FEAR AND TO FACILITATE DELIBERATE POISONING OF YOUR CHILDREN VIA VAXXRAPING

We were taught in school that they seem to be the borderline between the living creatures and the "lifeless" objects,as they don't show any life functions until the environment becomes right.In extreme cold, heat, pressure,atmosphere they just lay around like pieces of matter (cristals?)for any long period of time, then come alive, when the surroundings are right.

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A good person can always learn how to fight

Many good people have fought and WON and this must be remembered

That is a bold statement. But if I look at it with an open mind, I ask, is it possible? And the answer is yes. None of us have ever seen a virus with our own eyes, as they are even smaller, than bacteria.

The technology to do so has existed since the electron microscope.

But you knew that already, shill.

I have thought about this and I can say that the demiurge is a construct it acts like LOGIC

A virus is similar in the way it behaves it just DOES what is does in a logical fashion

It doesn’t feel like it has instinctual drive as LIVING ORGANISMS do

AI is another example of a demiurgic ‘thing’

It also has a demiurge feel

As an empath the way I deal with the demiurge is different from the way I deal with living entities

It exists and is separate from self it is therefore an automatic target for destruction

Think like it does and it has met its match

I am a Molecular Biologist

Viruses DO exist

There is a separate agenda regarding VACCINES

Indeed... my fellow conscious beings.

It is more than reasonable to ask ourselves: What Is Life, really? Could Life be something much more complex than we have used to? Could there be something “outside” the material structures that gives birth to life as we know it? Something that we’re not able to see through microscopes, e.g., morphic fields that contain an inherent memory transmitted from similar past organisms by the process of morphic resonance. Could these morphic fields explain why viruses seem to have intelligence of their own — shared intelligence that drives the extent of the mutations to ensure organisms survival? Keeping that in mind, quite curiously, a recent study has found that not only are viruses alive, they are also really, really old, and they share a long evolutionary history with cells. They simply have an atypical mode of living that’s slightly different from ours — they are not fully independent; instead, they move in and out of our bodies — stealing the resources and producing their offspring. Having said that, it is quite obvious that we need to broaden the way in which we define life and its associated activities.

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Although the discussion in this chapter is mostly about life in general, it would not be complete without briefly talking about human life in the context of evolution. You see, in the Western worldview, which has its roots in scientific materialism, it is strongly believed that humans emerged in evolution through random genetic mutations as the result of a spontaneous reshuffling of molecules in the genes. More precisely, it is considered as a given fact; with a leap of faith, scientific materialism accepts this assumption as truth, giving us the impression that no truths lie beyond the domain of science. As such, it is pretty clear that scientism (the claim that science is the only source of knowledge; that science is the absolute and only justifiable access to the truth) has taken a considerably larger foothold in the world today. As a result, science has become ever more so pathological in nature, and thus taken a drastic turn toward being a faith, carrying religious-like undertones in its current structure.

The problem here is that the scientifically oriented people most often tend to believe that the only way to understand the nature of the universe and life in it, is through deterministic facts and evidence, but the honest and harsh truth is that in science there are no facts — there are data and models, and all models are provisional and incomplete. Despite this obvious truth, these models that are based on incomplete data are taken as facts and therefore as truth. Scientific materialism essentially reduces human existence to our physical existence, and so it goes that we are fooling ourselves to believe that we are merely these physical bodies and mind. But when we account for sentience, intelligence, and qualia (subjective, conscious experience) — something that cannot be measured or quantified, it becomes a whole lot more complicated than that. If we are to better understand ourselves, we should consider that there may be some other factors in play, other than the biological ones — especially when it comes to us human beings.

Here we should challenge ourselves by asking the question: Does life really exist at all? Is there any such thing as life, or have we just invented it as an abstraction to represent something we don’t quite yet understand? Well, the honest truth is that the mission to define life is in many ways — futile, for the simple reason that the materialistic view is incomplete. Having said that, it is important to emphasize the following: the scientific definition of life is valid only in its context, which leads us to realize that life is indeed a concept that we invented, and hence it doesn’t reflect the actuality of existence. In other words, what we call “life” is merely our failed attempt to capture the essence of our being, which in its deepest core — is pure awareness. And so you see, one should not make the mistake of confusing the idea of a thing with the thing itself; or in this case, the appearance with the essence. You see, the Essence of Life is not the same as the description or explanation of it. So, can we therefore conclude that what we call “life” is but a facade?

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Against this backdrop, we can see that what constitutes our existence is something beyond words, symbols, numbers, formulas, definitions, descriptions and explanations. The aforementioned methods are essentially tools by which humans convey information to one another, which is another way of saying that all of these methods are extensions of language; and language, in and of itself, always, ultimately, fails to describe the actuality of existence. So in this sense, there’s a certain irony in that we have to use words to explain why words are so limited; the problem arises when we start to confuse descriptions and explanations with the actuality. And with this, we arrive at an astonishing conclusion: recognizing life as a concept would free us from the old way of seeing and lead us in a direction to discover a completely new way of approaching our existence.

Therefore, when we ask the question, “What Is Life?” we should want to know what Life is at its highest form beyond mere chemistry, DNA, RNA, proteins, enzymes, and heredity. It is well known throughout the world that Life in its deepest core is Spirit, or just simply pure Awareness; it is active, sentient, feeling, thinking, purposive, valuing, social, other-respecting, relating and caring. Hence, it goes without saying that if we really want to know what Life is, we should start our search within ourselves. It is clear that if we pay close attention, we find that deep within each and every one of us, there is, indeed — a Life Force that permeates everything in the universe. However, this Vital Spark of Life becomes obvious to us only when the organism is imbued with purpose and self-regulation, as is a living plant or a human being.