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Earth Human Being: Text replacement - "creative natural laws" to "creational-natural laws"

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Text replacement - "creative natural laws" to "creational-natural laws"

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	During [[Contact_Report_544\|contact 544]] dated 1st September 2012, [[Billy]] restrictively stipulates the following conversation with [[Ptaah]] regarding the seven major/fundamental powers/forces found in nature. A conversation which encompasses the 'Standard Model' (of particle physics) and something else related to 'immeasurable mystery suspended in immeasurable expanse', [[creation]] and ~~creative~~ natural laws.		During [[Contact_Report_544\|contact 544]] dated 1st September 2012, [[Billy]] restrictively stipulates the following conversation with [[Ptaah]] regarding the seven major/fundamental powers/forces found in nature. A conversation which encompasses the 'Standard Model' (of particle physics) and something else related to 'immeasurable mystery suspended in immeasurable expanse', [[creation]] and creational-natural laws.

Independent: /* Further Reading */

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Independent: /* Further Reading */

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Independent at 14:14, 16 November 2020

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Independent at 09:55, 22 October 2020

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	'''Q: Is there any relationship between Plejaren visiting Earth at 3am, utilising dimension technology and the so-called ‘Witching hour’?'''<br>		'''Q: Is there any relationship between Plejaren visiting Earth at 3am, utilising dimension technology and the so-called ‘Witching hour’?'''<br>
	A: You should never assume, but we assume [[Plejaren]] visit [[BEAM]] at the [[SSSC]] in the early hours to record [[Contact Reports]] conversations, because it’s safer for them at that time, quiet and peaceful too.		A: You should never assume, but we assume [[Plejaren]] visit [[BEAM]] at the [[SSSC]] in the early hours to record [[Contact Reports]] conversations, because it’s safer for them at that time, quiet and peaceful too.

	~~'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>~~
	A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU, even though they are closer by real heritage. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some international English readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. Probably because they watched too many delusional fiction narratives, so-called ‘horrors’. So the religiously soothed word spirit from down in the european deep south, chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost. So unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.

	==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==		==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==

Independent at 02:06, 22 October 2020

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	'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>		'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>
	A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some international English readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. Probably because they watched too many delusional fiction narratives, so-called ‘horrors’. So the religiously soothed word spirit from down in the european deep south, chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost. So unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.		A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU, even though they are closer by real heritage. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some international English readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. Probably because they watched too many delusional fiction narratives, so-called ‘horrors’. So the religiously soothed word spirit from down in the european deep south, chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost. So unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.

	==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==		==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==

Independent at 02:05, 22 October 2020

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	'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>		'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>
	A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. So the religiously soothed word spirit ~~was~~ chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England ~~Athiestic~~ free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost~~, so~~ unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.		A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some international English readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. Probably because they watched too many delusional fiction narratives, so-called ‘horrors’. So the religiously soothed word spirit from down in the european deep south, chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost. So unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.

	==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==		==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==

Independent at 01:56, 22 October 2020

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	'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>		'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>
	A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]~~, but~~ unfortunately it caused some readers to soil themselves in shear terror ~~because~~ these words are loaded differently with meaning, so the religiously ~~smoothed~~ word spirit was chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England Athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been.		A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]]. But unfortunately it caused some readers with a weaker bowel temperament and vivid imagination to uncontrollably soil themselves in shear terror as a watery diarrhea as these words are loaded differently with meaning, his explanations popped right out of the page at some people. So the religiously soothed word spirit was chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England Athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been, in basically one conversation about the word ghost, so unfortunately you’ll have to learn the spirit teaching, not the ghost lectures.

	==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==		==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==

Independent at 01:48, 22 October 2020

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	'''Q: Is there any relationship between Plejaren visiting Earth at 3am, utilising dimension technology and the so-called ‘Witching hour’?'''<br>		'''Q: Is there any relationship between Plejaren visiting Earth at 3am, utilising dimension technology and the so-called ‘Witching hour’?'''<br>
	A: You should never assume, but we assume [[Plejaren]] visit [[BEAM]] at the [[SSSC]] in the early hours to record [[Contact Reports]] conversations, because it’s safer for them at that time, quiet and peaceful too.		A: You should never assume, but we assume [[Plejaren]] visit [[BEAM]] at the [[SSSC]] in the early hours to record [[Contact Reports]] conversations, because it’s safer for them at that time, quiet and peaceful too.

			'''Q: Where does the word Ghost come into all of this??'''<br>
			A: Every sentence actually, Billy Meier is basically a ghost story lecturer, because the english word with the germanic roots ‘ghost’ is not used in the translation of the germania wording geist but instead the latin word spirit has been chosen and enforced by FIGU. There are some who would prefer the word ghost be used instead of spirit as for East Anglian English for example this is making more sense to those persons in some translations of special [[Books]], but unfortunately it caused some readers to soil themselves in shear terror because these words are loaded differently with meaning, so the religiously smoothed word spirit was chosen for all translations unless specifically contextual word ghost from the coarser England Athiestic free-thinkers is brought up, which rarely has ever been.

	==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==		==FIGU related Books, Booklets and Forum section==

Daniel Leech: /* List of relevant external videos */

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List of relevant external videos

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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk1qNRy3gnM CCTV Ghost-like activity while woman sleeps (Youtube)]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk1qNRy3gnM CCTV Ghost-like activity while woman sleeps (Youtube)]

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LvG7cT-jnw CCTV ‘proof’ ghosts exist - Nine News Australia (Youtube)]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LvG7cT-jnw CCTV ‘proof’ ghosts exist - Nine News Australia (Youtube)]

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	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUbJEUQYjKk Prof. Brian Cox Explains Why Ghosts Aren't Real, ITV, Lorraine (YouTube)]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUbJEUQYjKk Prof. Brian Cox Explains Why Ghosts Aren't Real, ITV, Lorraine (YouTube)]
	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5qGoS3kCU Caution scary: paranormal investigation (YouTube)]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5qGoS3kCU Caution scary: P1 paranormal investigation (YouTube)]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b3z1LsvqEs Caution scary: P2 paranormal investigation (YouTube)]
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	* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUbJEUQYjKk Prof. Brian Cox Explains Why Ghosts Aren't Real, ITV, Lorraine (YouTube)]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUbJEUQYjKk Prof. Brian Cox Explains Why Ghosts Aren't Real, ITV, Lorraine (YouTube)]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5qGoS3kCU Caution scary: paranormal investigation (YouTube)]
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