The Virus - the Energetic Viewpoint

[Sue (Ayt)]

Strange Long COVID Symptoms: Tremors & Vibrations

Many people are turning into "long haulers." That means long COVID symptoms. An odd new complication is internal body tremors or vibrations.



One of the more mysterious complications of the COVID-19 pandemic is the condition known as long COVID. Doctors sometimes call it post-acute sequelae of COVID (PASC) or Post-COVID Syndrome (PCS). They don’t understand it very well. Long COVID symptoms can be incredibly debilitating. More about that momentarily.

There is a really odd new complaint that no one knows what to do about. Some victims describe it as a feeling of internal vibrations. Others say it feels like buzzing, humming or tremors emanating from inside the body.

https://www.peoplespharmacy.com/arti...ors-vibrations
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Tremors, Vibrations, buzzing... Sounds a lot like descriptions of Kundalini movement, doesn't it?
If that kind of thing happened to many people at once, the world could sure seem to go a bit crazy!

[Pam]

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)
Strange Long COVID Symptoms: Tremors & Vibrations

Many people are turning into "long haulers." That means long COVID symptoms. An odd new complication is internal body tremors or vibrations.



One of the more mysterious complications of the COVID-19 pandemic is the condition known as long COVID. Doctors sometimes call it post-acute sequelae of COVID (PASC) or Post-COVID Syndrome (PCS). They don’t understand it very well. Long COVID symptoms can be incredibly debilitating. More about that momentarily.

There is a really odd new complaint that no one knows what to do about. Some victims describe it as a feeling of internal vibrations. Others say it feels like buzzing, humming or tremors emanating from inside the body.

https://www.peoplespharmacy.com/arti...ors-vibrations
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Tremors, Vibrations, buzzing... Sounds a lot like descriptions of Kundalini movement, doesn't it?
If that kind of thing happened to many people at once, the world could sure seem to go a bit crazy!

It does sound like that, but if one has not done the work to accommodate the energetics of it, it is going to be crazy making. Heck, it can be very difficult even if you have.. I believe the tendency for many will be to want to medicate it away and turn it into a disease state or more likely a mental illness.

[Vicus]

Im really tired about this topic and I Take it with a grain of salt...

But if there is a place / Thread where to post this it is here.


Tom (montalk.net)
@TomMontalk
“Corona Vaccines from the Spiritual Perspective. Consequences on Soul and Spirit, and the Life after Death” by Thomas Mayer. Starting on page 26 of the PDF, intuitive healers describe what they sense about their patients, after jab vs before. Interesting.https://vaccineliberationarmy.com/wp...a-Vaccines.pdf …


https://vaccineliberationarmy.com/wp...a-Vaccines.pdf


just reading yellow marks can give you the shivers...

[Gwin Ru]

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... about the IDEA of something anchored within a population's emotional body thanks to "Hollywood" vector:

Mel K & Pharma Analyst Whistleblower Karen Kingston On Government Sanctioned Mind Control 5-2-22 1:02:04

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First published at 14:34 UTC on May 3rd, 2022.

THE MEL K SHOW
Mel K Show

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/r7Xoc3pagCwP

[Artemesia]

[QUOTE=Bill Ryan;1347670]

Posted by Innocent Warrior (here)
Bill, I think it was the COVID-19 thread where I read a while back that you felt others’ fear recently.

Yes the sensing others fear!

At a certain point in my journey I needed a divine mirror person to just hear me tell my story, so I could hear myself tell my story. But after awhile I could finally find my way around my own timeline that had been so compartmentalized previously. That is when navigating my own fear landscape became not only do-able, but an incredible piece of energy work to clear out things I could now see in there because i was not locked in flight-flight-freeze-flop- fawn (what I call currying favor, where you play nice with your abuser so as to avoid punishment… probably the most insidious and least recognized of the 5 fear responses because it isnt discussed and the controllers love it and so this is what most of society is still stuck in!)

Anyhow this therapist that specialized in IFS (internal family systems) therapy but had no experience whatsoever with complex ptsd to the DID level in specifically programmed/mk’d individuals, heard my story for 3 years but when covid hit there was this point in our sessions where i realized he was just locked in fear. So here we were in an expensive financial arrangement to his favor, with me supposedly working on moving OUT of fear, but yet whenever I spoke of the (then still emerging) pandemic as a clear scenario that I had understood was coming for a long time , and being orchestrated and not real, he stayed locked in fear. It was that moment of recognition that I was paying a lot of money to teach someone something they needed to/wanted to know how to do for themselves, so they took a career to put them in the path of people who were also working on just that — but in classic reversal energy architecture that is standard on Earth systems right now, i was the one in energy debt to his service. It was clear I needed to move on.

But yes to so much of this thread. I have so many weird stories of being sent to strange labs (always on a Saturday when no one would really be around except those I had been told to go meet) to get my blood taken and run in PcR tests. The Salk institute/Scripps and the eugenicist hematologist Ernst Beutler was particularly interested in my strange genetic anomaly of shapeshifting hemoglobin. So when the covid testing PcR nonsense got rolled out, and I was thinking of all that vis-a-vis my stepfather veterinarian (who was one of the vets doing the rocket sled tests in Alamagordo White Sands to break the sound barrier, launching pigs at speed until they could survive it, pork roast luaus in the sand dunes with the ‘failed experimental subjects’ on Fridays .. so sick, then later his work getting chimps in Africa for the space monkey program…. And still later all his work at UPenn on dog genetics and developing the dog cell lines for the human vaccine testing, pair in all my biological mother’s work on autism and mitichondria and epigenetic factors and the use of aborted human fetal tissues — especially those of Native Americans with alcoholism — the ozone research/chemtrail intersect with all of this via her work with Don Blake and the ‘discovery of the oxone hole’ tie in to AUTISM and genetics research and the use of PCR in all of it…)

http://https://news.vin.com/default....610&id=5101093




and then the personal awareness for all the bizarre experimentation done on me my whole life, it required an enormous amount of greiving and self forgiveness for the acknowledgment that in some way I had been on the fringe of awareness for how the whole plandemic, the vaccine rollout, the mind controlled gene expression and targeting especially of children… the way they acheived that via vaxxes, food additives, chemtrails and atmospheric manipulation, all the distortions of human dead babies and animals combined into sick ritual overlayed combinations… I had been there all along not understanding but yet KNOWING all the while. It was like realizing you had happily been drinking Snapple knowing all the while it was a flavor combination mother nature never intended, to use the exact line of the marketing campaign for that 1990’s beverage. Drinking the kool aid indeed.

So I spent my time in 2020 in greif and despair and also practicing as many sensory grounding skills and personal energy work toolbox building research and practice as possible.

Here it is 2023 and I feel like ok, here I am. I know. I can sit in compassionate witness for the terrible personal awareness of how humanity as a whole got here to this moment, or my piece of that awareness anyways. Its so big of course, this massive shadow. And I remember all the ritual and crap that happened at the WHO conference in Paris 1989 during the bicentennial of the Bastille Day revolution and know that to have been able to stand on the fringe and witness as I have and still be standing and breathing is nothing short of a miracle. And in that moment of seeing the miracle — there is no fear. Only love. Only gratitude for the impossible strength and candor that I have been shown and taught and learned and fought for myself by the skin of my teeth amidst agonizing circumstance — because I am one with the force and the force is with me. Or however you want to come to know that mantra (borrowed from Rogue OnE…)

As for those who have not yet found that miracle in themselves… I am patient. It will come. But I avoid them because I just cant resonate to that. Its been too long a journey and while I am compassionate for their plight, even as they usually scorn me and are baffled by my very existence and the life I have lead, we tend not to co-occupy a Rumi Field in which to meet one another. I am ok with this. I no longer curry favor of those who seek to scorn or abuse out of their own ignorance. Liberation is not usually glorious, but in that humbleness it is truly free.

[Gwin Ru]

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... Critically Thinking with Dr. T and Dr. P Episode 160 - Sept 14 2023 1:21:08

CriticallyThinking

Dr. Merritt presents Electromagnetic Disease and the Pandemic of 1918

Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v3fljn6

Also here: https://rumble.com/v3i1tku-lee-merritt-md-live....html

[Sue (Ayt)]

Raskolnikov replied with this on the vaccine injuries thread, and since this aftermath discussion is interesting, thought I'd quote it on this old thread started in 2020.

Posted by Raskolnikov (here)

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)
I had a friend who was nursing his wife at the same time as I was nursing my husband, and we became friends through our mutual caregiver times. His wife and my Billy both passed around the same time, and we remained friends through our mourning times. We were simply friends... but helped each other out when we could, and sometimes ate out or shopped and stuff. I admired how he had cared so well for his wife, as we were able to commiserate... it's not an easy role, being a caregiver.

Anyway, he was pretty caught up in TDS thinking, and had been prodding me to get my shots for the coming winter. Said he was planning on getting them all - as many as they would give him. At Walmart. Flu, covid, pneumonia - all he could. (UGH) No discussion allowed.

I am not sure if he actually went, but recently, he called me in distress, and asked me to come help. And bring him a walker as he woke up sick and weak. He had previously been pretty healthy, and this was sudden, but he had fallen and was terribly weak and nauseous. When I got there, he looked terrible - beyond my scope to nurse him. Did what I could, but he really needed an ambulance in my opinion, which he objected to at first, but then conceded. I watched and helped where I could as the paramedics loaded him on the stretcher and got an IV going, and the ambulance pulled away. I felt relief that he would be in better hands, what ever was going on with him. But to my shock, I learned he never made it to the hospital.

I have lost so many close to me in the past few years, and most kept getting their covid shots as directed - 3,4,5 of them. There is no way of knowing for sure, and I am not even sure if he went to Walmart for his shots, but just another suspicious possibility as I think of it. And I miss my friend.

First off, thanks to Exomatrix for the informative updates, keep em coming.

I’m really to sorry to hear about your loss Sue, both your husband and your friend. Your words hit home. It’s so difficult to believe people are still getting these shots and defending them so fervently. It really is a cult at this point, the cult of allopathy. Of course many are realizing their mistake after the fact and are now ashamed or afraid to admit they were deceived. If it means anything my mom died of blood clots shortly after her boosters. My dad’s heart is operating at 30% and he can barely walk anymore after his boosters. He used to ride his bike 10 miles a day and was very active so the change is significant and hard to miss.

I’m curious to know if you and your caregiver friend stopped talking for a period before he called you in distress, at the point there was “no discussion allowed,” or did you manage to remain friends despite that hurdle?

Posted by onawah (here)
I encouraged her just once to do more research in those early days, but I could see where it was all going and had no desire for debate, so that was when I just decided to bow out from the local scene.

My step-mother, who's still with my father, once became very upset when I brought up the connection of vaccines to autism. She taught autistic kids at the time so would not even entertain the possibility. I understood then and there that open dialogue would not be an option. Her daughter, a nurse at the local hospital, recently had two heart attacks. And yes, they all had, and still have, serious TDS. I have pretty much bowed out of that side of the family as well as the local scene.

The havoc that TDS and the plandemic wreaked on families, friends, and work relationships was felt by everyone. It has definitely turned me more into a hermit and a loner as well, which is saying something because I started off more of a loner, steering clear of the crowd, taking the road less traveled.

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by onawah (here)
but I'm an INFJ, and we are generally well-suited to being loners.

Us INTJ's might have it even easier. I was and a remain a loner by preference. I don't even know anyone locally on any regular basis. About 20 years ago, I "retired" from my marriage and job and for the seventh time in my life, moved to yet another state a thousand miles away.

Been a happy hermit ever since, providing a home for first my sister, and now my son. Figuring stuff out, and doing what I can to aid those who depend on me.

May the force, and your hearts, be with you, Sue and Onawah.

I'm more an INFJ than INTJ for the sheer fact that I feel things a little too strongly at times which is why the havoc, division and loss witnessed and experienced the last six years has been hard to take. Not even so much for myself personally, but more that intrinsic empathy experienced when witnessing so much suffering and loss the world over, so much meaningless insanity. Probably why I find refuge and solace in a meme now and then, because if you’re not laughing…











Makes me wonder if the majority of PA members fall under the more introverted/loner spectrum. Might be an interesting poll. God bless my fellow loners and introverts.

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To answer your question Ras,

"I’m curious to know if you and your caregiver friend stopped talking for a period before he called you in distress, at the point there was “no discussion allowed,” or did you manage to remain friends despite that hurdle?

I was able to remain friends with him, yes, same as with my other friends and acquaintances. I am the type to just live and let live as to various opinions, once I make my current stance clear. Sometimes I nicely point out various inconsistencies, but generally refuse to respond to coercion. ("Be like water, my friend," is more or less me, although this attitude sometimes riles them up even more). But with this friend, he and his wife knew my stance, and I knew theirs, and it was clear they were not changing it.

Usually opinions are just that, and "everyone has one", but in the case of the mrna shots it has been emotionally wrenching to witness so many willingly coerced into their own actual physical destruction. (one of my dear sisters being another who passed.)

But I never cut any of them off, myself. When they pressured me, I would simply say nope, not gonna take it. If they asked me why not, I'd answer honestly and factually, but beyond that, no discussion. Some listened. But I refused to budge or engage in arguments.

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by Innocent Warrior (here)
Bill, I think it was the COVID-19 thread where I read a while back that you felt others’ fear recently.

Thank you SO much for your whole post above. This is just a brief reply. And I don't want this magnificent, often-inspiring thread to be yet another one about Covid-19.

But the point here may be that some members have been able to 'see' all too clearly what's happening, and what's coming. Others, through absolutely no fault of their own, just haven't had that experience.

That makes really valuable dialog difficult. My personal confession here is that because I can see it so very clearly, it's hard sometimes to maintain patience with those who can't, or haven't. But it's not their fault.

I just really wish that we could all have a conversation based on the same landscape we're all seeing. Because that's not the case, though, this is hard if not impossible. In the end, however, the reality will become self-evident.

To align this with the topic of the thread here, the above paragraph isn't just about Covid-19. It applies to a lot of stuff that Experiencers witness personally, and all too often choose to keep to themselves.

Someone wrote a while back as a comment under one of Chris Martenson's videos:

"Saying 'I told you so' doesn't even feel good any more."

That's for sure! "I told you so" feels horrible. I never voice it, but think it through my tears.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)
"I told you so" feels horrible. I never voice it, but think it through my tears.

[Raskolnikov]

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)
To answer your question Ras,

"I’m curious to know if you and your caregiver friend stopped talking for a period before he called you in distress, at the point there was “no discussion allowed,” or did you manage to remain friends despite that hurdle?

I was able to remain friends with him, yes, same as with my other friends and acquaintances. I am the type to just live and let live as to various opinions, once I make my current stance clear. Sometimes I nicely point out various inconsistencies, but generally refuse to respond to coercion. ("Be like water, my friend," is more or less me, although this attitude sometimes riles them up even more). But with this friend, he and his wife knew my stance, and I knew theirs, and it was clear they were not changing it.

Usually opinions are just that, and "everyone has one", but in the case of the mrna shots it has been emotionally wrenching to witness so many willingly coerced into their own actual physical destruction. (one of my dear sisters being another who passed.)

But I never cut any of them off, myself. When they pressured me, I would simply say nope, not gonna take it. If they asked me why not, I'd answer honestly and factually, but beyond that, no discussion. Some listened. But I refused to budge or engage in arguments.

That's great. I thought HE might have cut it off because of his rigid "no discussion allowed" stance. And to be clear, when I said this,

Posted by Raskolnikov (here)
My step-mother, who's still with my father, once became very upset when I brought up the connection of vaccines to autism. She taught autistic kids at the time so would not even entertain the possibility. I understood then and there that open dialogue would not be an option. Her daughter, a nurse at the local hospital, recently had two heart attacks. And yes, they all had, and still have, serious TDS. I have pretty much bowed out of that side of the family as well as the local scene.

I have not cut them out of my life. I went to my dad's 90th birthday party not too long ago and my step-mom's 80th, in Portland no less! What a cesspool. The first thing you're hit with is homeless encampments full of zombies wandering around and shooting up in broad daylight. It takes real commitment to see them at this point so mostly we write each other emails and letters. But it's tough, because he's pro-vax and has serious TDS. He once told me I was in a "Trump-cult." And that's actually quite funny because he used to enjoy watching some of the Project Avalon interviews I would send him, like the Bob Dean material. My dad is the spitting image of Bob Dean, it's uncanny. And I wasn't a Trump fan but I gave him a chance while he was doing some good in the beginning. And my dad was a psychotherapist for a long time and would do hour long sessions with people to help them work through their issues. Our Christmas Eve's together, when we would open our presents, often got interrupted by a call that someone was threatening suicide, popular that time of year, and my dad would have to go talk them out of it so he would usually be gone well into the night. But again, it's difficult, because he comes at me like I'm the one with the rigid belief system. The funny thing is, he finally reached a breaking point with the PA/Truther stuff and said, "I just don't want to know anymore." So what can you do. They have to want to know, you can't force it upon anyone. So now it's just the written word for us and probably will be till the end which may not be far off. I'm not choosing to cut him out of my life, but it just begins to feel like a helpless situation, as if TDS and Covid did it for us and now we're kind of just existing at a distance. It is what it is, I suppose.

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by Innocent Warrior (here)
Bill, I think it was the COVID-19 thread where I read a while back that you felt others’ fear recently.

Thank you SO much for your whole post above. This is just a brief reply. And I don't want this magnificent, often-inspiring thread to be yet another one about Covid-19.

But the point here may be that some members have been able to 'see' all too clearly what's happening, and what's coming. Others, through absolutely no fault of their own, just haven't had that experience.

That makes really valuable dialog difficult. My personal confession here is that because I can see it so very clearly, it's hard sometimes to maintain patience with those who can't, or haven't. But it's not their fault.

I just really wish that we could all have a conversation based on the same landscape we're all seeing. Because that's not the case, though, this is hard if not impossible. In the end, however, the reality will become self-evident.

To align this with the topic of the thread here, the above paragraph isn't just about Covid-19. It applies to a lot of stuff that Experiencers witness personally, and all too often choose to keep to themselves.

Someone wrote a while back as a comment under one of Chris Martenson's videos:

"Saying 'I told you so' doesn't even feel good any more."

That's for sure! "I told you so" feels horrible. I never voice it, but think it through my tears.

That is so very true. It's something I don't even like to think anymore, let alone voice. It's just really sad, all vindication empty and rendered meaningless.