James True Live

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I've been preparing you for this for over a decade. The amount of resistance you feel absorbing today's material is directly proportional to how much you think the world is broken. There is a purpose and a lesson to every phoenix.

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Yelro and Grue make Bleen. Aztec Mexica is known as a "grue" culture. Under the turquoise sky, the "Fire Serpent" (Xiuhcoatl) was the hertz of sunlight informing primitive vision. The remnants of the early psyche are preserved in the colors of their mythology. Today, Mexico's flag holds a colonial misinterpretation of the the fire serpent turned into a rattlesnake on a cactus.

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Orca—a creature that possesses a level of neural resolution and sensory integration that makes our own perception seem primitive. From monocular depth perception to a “triocular” consciousness that never truly sleeps, we explore why these apex predators chose to keep “prey vision” and what that reveals about the nature of our own reality.

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The rise of reality TV before the rise of social media mimics the same historic path literature took from its origins in fiction into nonfiction. We invented truth after fiction, not before. This should bother us more. We should find this peculiar.It took us thousands of years to decide we should separate facts from the lore we recollect. This idea of two separate categories remained undiscovered until 1867. There is no central inventor; libraries suddenly realized these things were different. Nonfiction was a conscious emergence, the same way depth perspective in paintings came late in the 14th century.

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I covered some of the struggles determining an exact date for the fifty-two year 2026/2027 Aztec New Fire Ceremony and explaining all of the factors involved and a possible answer as to why we don't know and what probably happened. Is this date truly lost?

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Episode 1084 explores the interconnectedness of light, sound, and biology, revealing physical reality as a symphony of vibrations. Colors are music perceived at higher frequencies, and organisms like plants act as dream catchers by capturing specific notes of light through molecular structures. We compare chlorophyll and hemoglobin's shared evolutionary heritage where life is defined by its ability to resonate with the earth's frequency. Concepts like spectroscopy and the Schumann resonance reveal we inhabit a polyphonic world where matter is a shadow of the light it rejects revealing the vibrational reflections of Maya and the cosmos.

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Rick Beato put out a new video yesterday and it showcases a trend I am noticing. It goes like this:Step 1 - Find example of AI slopStep 2 - Use AI to analyze how AI it isStep 3 - Publish video touting AI's discoveryStep 4 - Fail to notice ironyThis shows us the ones who despise AI not only use it but believe in it. Why? The answer may be the Golem. How in the world did ancient man make such a stunning prediction over modern technology?

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Some thoughts on Orca and their concept of time, space, earth, and humanity.

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Fascinating parallels between Aztec and Cherokee cosmology show up when you study the Moon-Eyed People. The Aztec First Sun was a world of darkness. The Sun was a kind of darkness or pain felt from an invisible force that stopped us from seeing.

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