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the atlantean w!zard :
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2026-05-11 07:44:41
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Ich teste für Dich ✅ :
Dass Gehirn muss es einmal gesehen haben, um es zu glauben in der 3. Dimension. Weil ihr drittes Auge zur 4. Dimension verschlossen ist durch (Fluorid), kann der Mensch nicht in die 4.Dimension aufsteigen (Bewusstsein).
2026-05-23 22:28:07
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Karmalamadingdong 👑 azizi :
WM 👑😂😁
2026-05-14 20:27:28
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NiK.O.😵 :
Linke Seite + Fußball 😉
2026-05-18 10:51:15
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Horizonterweiterer :
💪
2026-05-19 03:50:02
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Wlad Nord :
Na da muss ich doch gleich lachen.
2026-05-20 16:44:00
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Artëm :
Gefühle/Funktionen/Erfebnisse alles Zielführende Sachen
2026-05-21 19:12:18
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🔥✨️🌱✨️♾️Mandy♾️✨️🌱✨️🔥 :
✨️🤍✨️
2026-05-26 00:17:05
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@@Lucy :
Yes♥️😂😂
2026-06-02 15:35:11
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☯️ჩεωմʂʂէʂεἶղʂ☯️εɾωεἶէεɾմղց☯️ :
" Das große ganze " Richtig 👍🌹
2026-06-13 23:54:26
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D Ich :
Jedem das seine.Leben und Leben lassen. ❤️
2026-05-13 21:15:49
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Daisy :
wie wahr..
2026-05-17 11:55:33
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0l1v3rs :
Smalltalk ist am nervigsten. Immer wieder die gleichen negativen Sachen nur in einer anderen Reihenfolge.
2026-05-24 14:38:59
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soyboy :
The Fortune Cookie Paradox: Joy vs. Caution"A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones." (Proverbs 17:22)We started this journey with a simple fortune cookie, and it led us to a profound biological and psychological paradox.The Condensation of MelancholyIn ancient medicine, sadness wasn't just a feeling. It was physical. They called it "black bile" (melancholy)—a heavy, dark fluid processed by the spleen and liver. Today, we can almost view this as hemosiderin, a dark iron-condensate from blood breakdown. When this heaviness takes over, it blocks the heart and literally drains our vitality—drying up our bones.⚖️2. The Fool vs. The AnalystTo heal this heaviness, nature gave us wild herbs like Chervil, historically named "Leaves of Joy" because its sweet, anise-like aroma was used to lift dark moods. But here is the dangerous paradox of life:The Ignorant Fool chases joy without caution. He blindly picks the sweet herb, ignores the danger, and accidentally eats the deadly Poison Hemlock. He gets quick pleasure but risks death through carelessness.The Analyst sees the danger. He measures, weighs, and dissects every leaf to avoid poison. His extreme caution saves his life—but it destroys his mind. By fearing a trap behind every sweet scent, he locks away his joy. His constant anxiety damages his heart and bones.🌿 3. The Bitter-Sweet BalanceTrue health is found in the "bitter-sweet" middle ground. Nature’s remedy—Chervil—is not just flatly sweet; it has a deep, herbal sharpness. It challenges us to look closely, analyze the danger, but still allow ourselves to smell the sweetness.Don't let your caution become the very poison that dries up your spirit
2026-06-01 05:21:14
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