The state of Humanity 001-Can the galaxy Para-medics arrive in time?

       Seventy years into the current game, all is becoming more focused, clear, and urgent. Humanity is about to expire without needed intervention. I have advised the Unadvisable of my findings. I have asked for more meaning and time. We have a represses and a limited amount of time left. It is becoming real that The Jewish people have never been a chosen people but the dagger of Humanity's destruction. Like a disease, a single human is born with a cleft mouth, affecting this unit's communication for its entire existence. They will speak with a forked tongue. The internal thought and belief process is destroying all of Humanity. We can fix the individual, not the larger unit. Why not? They insist on world destruction, with false tails of total destruction for millenniums, as a way of salvation. Group suicide. Tell me what they have not promoted or caused? Now, we are on the Eve of Destruction. They do not seek natural catastrophic events, like Noah's flood myth or the slave ordeal, as they built the world. But a man-made one. A two hundred million-man army was no small thing; it must be big enough to last a millennium; it will look good in the history books of time as the 6,000,000 loss served them to justify as the earlier Egyptian campaign did. It is a pattern of a psychiatric nature. Just as the individual has. The considerable amount of death, destruction, and time dedicated to their cause is eventful. We can fix a child and their cleft mouth; we leave a scar to remind us of their origin. The Dad of God may stop by. But it may not be pretty. This state of existence is at a higher state than a physical one. Some require existing circumstances. It is "I."

          

In the beginning there was Time and there was food and the struggles to get them.

 

Monday, December 30, 2013

I was Raped after getting my first paycheck at 15 at the new Hilton Hotel. by a Marine or Army soldier that was a unique force Nco trainer at Fort Harrison back In the #Summer of #69. I found out he had been sent there while he was awaiting trial for the rape of a minor at another Army Base.

I was also raped at 5 by a neighbor; the police were called by my mom. I went home and told my mom that the police were after me when it had been her that called. I was in the ally of our next house. We did move a lot at night. I would go to 23 grade schools and live in 100 houses. Including the Children's Guardians home 5 or 6 times in about two years total. My mother had ten children before she was 23. I got my driver's license at 15 1/2 because of my high school education class. A friend of mine, a trick, a school teacher named Dudly at Tech High School In Indianapolis, whom I met at the Ohio theater, let me use his new Mustang to take my driver's test. A stick shift. I used his car for my first license. His name should be on my file. I was a paperboy as a boy, up at 5am, out till 7 am. and then to school. I was forced, after being set up by the paper station manager and a roll of dimes, one Sat morning into being raped or going to jail; I was threatened. that morning. This Teacher I.d.ed one of the men that was part of three men that raped me at the Star and Newspaper station on East prospect street station I was 13, 1966. His name was Dick Lugar. He later became the mayor and then a U.S. U.S.tor from Indiana. I only freaked out when He would run for the Presidency of the USA. There was more to this story with the underworld of child sex trafficking and murder ( three dead on North Lassalle Street). I could not allow that. He dropped out. Dudley lived two blocks from the school, West Drive of Woodruff Place on New York Street. Another teacher at Tech High School. Dudley was a teacher there also. I think Lugar was a teacher, but he was on the school board. After the treason by white men in The paper station using me over and over again. I stood up for myself by going from a roll of dimes to a roll of quarters. The paper station manager would have two or three others to watch me perform each time. This would lead to the first child porn file I was forced into making when I was 13 or 14. It was made off South Eastern Avenue. That two priests from Sacred Heart had done uncontrollable damage to my soul. I refused to complain to God. Even though I had seen the Devil and Jesus floating over the white river by the hospitals. In my mid-twenties, as a student at I UPUI and an employee at the V.A. pV.A.A.tic hospital, I would postulate about the welfare of education. I decided Indy would receive ten billion dollars in new schools and hospital research hospitals in the 70s. They are still adding shit to this day. Soon, Indpls will be the set of the highest medical education on the planet. Making amends to The American people for all the False starts and foul play by our medical establishment and local and federal government. Now, the drug boys and insurance companies are pulling the system down for a few dollars. You can kill anyone with Final. The only reason for assisted suicide is there is a sudden stop to the money flow when someone dies. That's a no-no. By A Convicted Child rapist named Bob Shots. He rains a special type of film developing shop on east 38th street close and east of 38th street to the state fair. He had connections. I am stopping there because it's a long and detailed story. I worked at the #Hilton downtown with a sew chef friend I met at the Ohio theater, a trick. He got me the job where I worked in the beef barren restaurant on top of the Hilton. Hotel. The latter was the one who dressed as a Catholic priest and took us both to Hollywood. Not by his car but by my Corvair until it died in Tulsa, OK. Meet James Garner there. We were both James /me on the phone, standing beside each other. I heard his voice. I turned, and we made eye contact for a few seconds. He smiled and nodded to me. The hotel was open for the 1969 five-hundred-mile Race. The hotel had not opened yet. The hotel was on the north side of Meridan Street and on the Circle.The World famous Circle. The crossroads of the United States. Washing dishes-going for food down at the main kitchen downstairs. I loved this; it was my first job besides my dad's or the paper boy's route. So with all this money, I bought my first car, a 1963ish Corvair. HERE IS WHAT HAPPENED IN THE "5 WEEKS IN 69". I stepped off the bus at Prospect and State Street and walked across the street. Suddenly, without warning. There I was confronted by The special forces marine/army soldier Blackman, that had, days earlier, kidnapped and bound me, choked me, and raped me; I reported it to The Indianapolis Sheriff's Department. They gave him My Name and address to kill me. I would later find out from the policeman that was handling my rape investigation, That a rapist had a legal right to know who was charging him with a crime. Even though I was 15 at this time.This is how I found out who he was. He looked me in the eyes and said that he would KILL my Twin, my dad, and the rest of my family if I continued with this prosecution of him. I told him I would completely drop everything. I told my "Mirror Twin" what happened. So we planned our escape with a third friend who was going to San Fransico. To the Haight -Ashbury area. The chef from the Hilton Hotel said he would go to San Diego and ride and keep us safe there. So a set of "Mirror Twins" and a cook head out with me driving my Corvair. We made it almost to Tulsa before the car broke down. Some 30 or so miles out in nowhere land... I left the car and got the greyhound for Oklahoma City.The cook with the stolen cI.D.ction at the I.D.l YMCA sold to him said he was a priest and paid with a priest I.D. and credit cards. WeI.D. drove this $200.00 car toward Ca. We made it to Joplin, Mo., before we broke down. Hitchhiked part way and was picked up by a nun in a pickup truck loaded with bibles, which we road on top of. I would pass out from dehydration when stopped at a store, fell, and busted my mouth open. The good nun allowed me to ride with her in front of the truck. We did not talk. I do more damage to my front teeth. She was making a diversion to the Grand Canyon before going to Phoenix. So I saw the wondrous Grand Canyon. We had never been anywhere except K.Y. K.Y.TeK.Y.before this K.Y.ip. We had to Hustle in Phoenix, Ariz., for the final bus ticket to Hollywood, California. I refuse to go to San Deigo with this sew chef who had a picture of an I.D. II.D.DI.D.ychiatric hospital in Canada. He had a different name, which I still know. Gerold Dueglaer. Not spelled right. After watching this girl breastfeed a baby on the bus, we came over the hill to the lights of L.A. L.A., which was unbelievable. We got off the Greyhound bus at the Hollywood, CA. terminal, leaving our luggage in the hands of Gerald Dueglaer, the cook, turned out to have a hidden I.D. II.D.DI.D. fact, his I.D. II.D.DI.D.al case from a mental hospital in Canada or their chef...He said he would wash our clothes and give them to us when we re-meet up on the following days at 2 pm at the bus station.     On June 10/or so, 1969, The Summer of Love was about to begin. It was Friday evening at about 7 pm. When the three of us arrived at the Hollywood Greyhound station. I was given 57 cents by him. Even though he had prostituted us over several states. We split up what money the 3 of us had. I put .57 into my front pocket without a care. I was In Hollywood. Land of Dreams. I could change the nightmares; I could Dream again... I, with my twin, discovered we had run away from home at 15 years old, with an excsaped a mental person who stole all our clothes leaving my twin and me with 57 cents each in our pocket at the Greyhound Bus station in Hollywood Ca.90023.   Walking on McCadden's place one hour into the game, I watched the 2 LAPD Tackle and arrest a young man when I heard a man in a van say to me, Get in. It was Nick Villagio. A tiny man who lived on Sycamore Street above the Magic Castle off Franklin Avenue In Hollywood. was to be my first Hollywood Trick. I was saved within 2 hours. From LSD25 to pot smoking. I went with him on my first trip to #Denny's Restaurant. The stand of CookiKingdomom had a small stand and made the cookies himself. In the parking lot. Life was wonderful with a cookie at hand. Famous Amous.I would become Denny's lifetime Fan and their grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. The cookie stand. No more crackers and a side of Cottage Cheese for dinner for Me. I was 15, beat up and hurting, Yet I was a very visual Hot 15-year-old walking Hollywood Boulevard in June 1969. Nick V. lived in Hollywood Hills up above the Magic Castle. I had Hollywood Hills as my view and lived one block from where Ricky Nelson Lived and grew up. I walked past where Jimmy Hendrix lived, Jim Morison. Janis Joplin. The motel where Balusie ODed. and I tried to pick her up off the street one day. I failed. Nick worked for a Currier at night. For millionaires, like John Paul Getty Jn, for one.                             I would start working Hollywood streets like a master from 11 am to 1 am.Mostly $20.00 an ago, Indy pricing. Hollywood was great. I met my first celebrity at a gay bar one afternoon. The son or something of the Bic Pen family. It would take several days before  Lon, my Mirror Twin, arrived at the Hollywood Bus station. Every day for 5 days, I went looking for Him. I spotted him walking down Hollywood Boulevard, Heading toward the greyhound. I could not Believe my Eyes. He was strutting like a peacock. Decked out with the finest Western Wear from the world-famous Western wear store to the stars in Burbank on Lankershim Boulevard. 10-gallon hat, boots, the whole outfit. Like a Western Musical star. The outfit was Purple. Lon had met Joe, me, and Nick. Joe (a convicted murderer in the military, Owen Roach) worked as a Head Butler for very wealthy people. He specialized in Taking over a house for a few days for a special party for someone. Joe Handled everything. One customer lived next store to Bert Bacharach and Angie Dickerson, across the street from the Playboy Mansion. I did this for a total of 5 weeks before flying home; not bad for a 15-year-old who watches the moon land in a 9-inch black and white T.V.T.V.T.V.T.V.nT.V.stire window on Hollywood Boulevard. going back to Indy for high school in late August 1969. He almost ran over me one evening. He was an actor who played Cookie on a T.V. sT.V.w, T.V.lT.V.d Sunset StrT.V. I had pizza with Sergeant Carter from Gomer Pile. Meet hundreds of god squatters. Meet Charlie Manson 2 times. It turned out he was a musician, as we both were, and he was from Indiana. He said he had lived on Villa Street, which was on my paper route. I lived in that neighborhood. Once introduced to me by my twin, whom he thought had lots of girls (he did). He tried to get us to the Party ranch in the valley over Hollywood Hills.Rule # 1 -always know how to get back home. He could not get me a ride back, so I did not go. The second time we met was at Pandora's Box on Sunset Strip. I wanted to see the hippies, and that was where they were, and so was he. (Within 30 days, they would have hacked Sharron Tate and others.) He had the same Energy level as My brother Bobby; I was able to see he was Full of shit. Later in #Scientology, I would realize he was a 1.1 or a covert hostile. Meet a director that lived in Pasadena, he had Won an Academy award..a middle eastern man of wealth.S tarted up the Blacklight business and had 10s of thousands of posters in his 2 mansions. He was the set designer for Ben Hur or 10 Commandments. I think he won the Academy Award for set design. I Smoked weed every day. Before I left Hollywood in the summer of 69, I would meet Rock Hudson 2 times. One afternoon, I was picked up by a body www.behindthemensroomdoor.com

Builder in a Corvette on Hollywood Blvd and taken for a ride into Hollywood Hills. I was hired to work at this male prostitution provider. Lovely house with 6 or 8 other guys. All naked in the pool area. After a few hours, I asked to be dropped off at the Hollywood strip. He did. I was him off and on for the 5 weeks scouting for guys. I was only 15 and hired to work as a teen hustler. I liked working my own way. Joe had to help me out with a man who had tried to force handcuffs on me in an apartment just off Hollywood Boulevard. Had to escape onto a roof in my underwear in broad daylight 100 feet from Hollywood Boulevard. This would be the 2ND time I saved my life by climbing onto a roof. The Gold Cup restaurant was John's main hangout.

I told Joe what had happened; they had already returned to Indy. He had a friend bodybuilder who was also a protector. Joe paid for him to watch me. He paid a visit to the apartment. I took him down to the location of the attempted Handcuffing to confront the guy. He had already moved out. This guy was gay, tried to talk me into making porn films or happy ones. I was not gay and only worked as a hustler for money and was not interested in gay cinema. One Saturday in The summer of 69. I was standing in my corner of Gower and Hollywood when #RockHudson approached me and asked if I would like a ride. He stayed seated in his car. I would wave him on. I recognized the MManand the voice right away.

I never tricked young men. I knew he expected a free-be and was young, so I said no thanks to Rock Hudson. He was in an older Mercedes Benz. Up the street comes this bodybuilder. I promised him I would tell him if I would be in this porn with him. He was walking very fast toward me. Then something unusual happened. Rock Hudson had circled the block and came back for a second hit on me and pulled to the curb. This time, I guess he got out of his car to impress me. At the same time, this guy is asking me loudly, yelling if I will be in the porn from Hollywood Blvd as Rock Hudson is asking me out on a Date from the side street around the corner. I suddenly heard a trumpet sound, oh no, not again. As I looked skyward, a voice rang to say you may grow up to be president someday. I told him no, I Looked at Rock as This guy yelled out Hey, you Rock Hudson I made eye contact with him, shaking my head no. He gets back in his car and drives away. I left Hollywood after 5 weeof ks meeting movie stars, Directorthe s, Holy #Krishna Go and d,squand, ers etcand ., I had 2200 saved. I had been to Disneyland. I was ready to go take on the Demon at Home.

My stepmom is named Larry Blankenship. Now Harris.

How does the immune system work? The justice sytem is the reflection of the bodies Immune system.

 The immune system is your body’s defense system against harmful invaders, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and cancer cells. It consists of two main parts: the innate immune system and the adaptive immune system. The innate immune system is the first to respond to any threat and includes physical barriers, such as skin and mucous membranes, and immune cells that can kill or engulf germs. The adaptive immune system is more specific and develops over time as your body encounters different germs. It produces antibodies, proteins that recognize and neutralize germs, and memory cells, which can remember and respond faster to previous infections. The immune system also has various organs and tissues that help produce, store, and transport immune cells and molecules, such as the bone marrow, lymph nodes, spleen, thymus, and tonsils1

Our current justice system is a whacked-out version of chaotic insanity gone off the cliff. Predictably, things will get worse without citizen intervention. One only needs to watch Congress to see in real-time the chaos that goes for justice.

Who was the most impactful Enlightenment thinker?

 Who was the most impactful Enlightenment thinker?

It is I. Donnie Harold Harris- a politician and a founder of the Political Party of Indiana. Thank you for allowing me to tell you who I Have become/ & am. My story starts out a little unusual. I have perfect recall. Which is kinda like the perfect pitch in music. I remember everything. Yet I have recalled little. This allows me to never have to remember anything as it happens. I become it instead of it being as it is. Here goes. You are the first to hear my story. I was minding my own Plane of Existence when a Messenger of God appeared at my throne. I was again returned for my 8TH existence here on this plane of existence. My first being dropped here by ship 8200 years ago. This lifetime: As I arrived at the funnel of creation, I was met and given a list of things to do. I watch in amazement as 2 other beings entered before me. I was the third to go down into creation. I was born on 8/1/53 @ 6:33 AM. I was born into the lowest classes of poverty -I would hide my true self and an understanding of the all afraid of being recognized by something or someone- I came into this world at the General Hospital -now renamed -Ask-A-Nazi Hospital. My mother was a 19-year-old named Mary. I was her 7th child. I am here, the 4th son/son of 7 sons/3 daughters by a carpenter father. She turned 20 the next day. I am an Identical(Mirror) twin. I was born 3 minutes after My brother, Who disappeared before I was born. I would not be reunited with him for 6 months or so. I was obese & healthy; he was a very sickly baby needing a blood transfusion ( only a single Black lady would stand and give him needed blood, saving his life and causing teasing later by family) and an incubator for 3 or 4 months (missing union with mom and breastfeeding because of his low weight. Called Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome. So we meet down the road a piece. What happened to me was also bad. I was circumcised against my knowing approval, creating the basic distrust of medicos & later religion) Fast forward. By the time I finished 8th grade at 15 years old, 10 years of schooling, and 2nd grade done 2 times, I would have gone to 21-grade schools more than once. Finishing with 4 universities. I Lived in the guardian's home 5 /6 times, up to over 2 years. I would live in over 100 houses. Meeting 10,000 other kids. Causing compassion and deep unity with all people. Hundreds of teachers. I would also be Molested by 1 Male cousin as an infant, Setting into motion that would end up with me having over 4500 sex partners by 30 years of age. 10,000 plus encounters. Another was a first grader escalating to the Kidnapping and Violent Rape incident @ 15( 7. below). That almost cost me the death of my Dad, stepmom, Twin Brother, And Brother Bob. See the police report on me, where you will find other rapes there. (The mother hides these crimes for the baby's protection with false thinking that they will not be recalled later by them I can) Read my book when ready -of all data & names & photos then, "Behind the men's room door." Other molestation would happen in order: 1. Cousin -Buddy Huddleston (dead)- 10 months old. 2. Cousin -Ronnie Harris- age 5-6 -convicted child molester 3. Happy Hollow Camp -2 brothers That were blood brothers- One abusive. And the other molestation and pissed on. The camp nurse interviewed me about it, but nothing happened.- I was also almost murdered by a male counselor at the Pool in the lake while preparing it for other children after lunch to come to swim. I also must say a Single Male fisherman Saved my life at this same lake at the boat dock as I reached for a frog in the water that turned out to be a copperhead snake. 4. Garfield Park restroom is at the Pool lower area. Hand play 10ish. 5. Paperboy @ 12 tricked into taking a roll of quarters at the paper station while paying my bill early one Saturday morning. Would be forced into submission and even had a school superintendent watching the action even though Dick did not join in then. 2 or so times. Later, to become a Powerful politician. That resulted in the ------- street murders in Nov 71. Looking for 3 pictures of child porn. Who was in the photos was what was to drive a 3-year Typhoon of Intrigue. While looking for them, I buried them in the basement of a house that was later destroyed.If they had used a pot-smelling dog to find them. I buried it with an Acapulco gold pot. The photos were taken in the basement of the Marion County City Building. They would have been discovered then. The paper station was in the Prospect & villa area in 1964/5. Police were aware of what happened then. I was again made to flee for my life, forewarned by an undercover agent. Hiding in the U.S. Army. But found there. 6. Police reported ones. A stranger attacked @ 4 -and reported it to the police- I misunderstood and thought I was going to jail for stealing trash, as was told by the perp. Creating a lifetime of distrust of the police. 7. Pick up as a 14/15-year-old while king down Washington Street going from downtown to Washington and State Street. Extreme violence and pot- my first encounter with it. A complete and full police report almost doomed my family from trusting the police. 8. Religious one. The encounter with 2 priests at a catholic church of the south meridian with big steeples. This caused my confrontation with God himself outside a church on Morris Street. I had to decide if it was time for the horseman to let go of his Reins of destruction upon the world. I made a covenant with God with 3 wishes, just like Aladdin and his lamp.Of the 2 wishes that were used, the 3rd has never been used. For all. Working successfully as a local contractor for the last 30 years only to see all lost that I had built -home included- Selling over $ 26,000,000.00 in locally sold work Paying an estimated sales tax of $5000,000.00- only to receive NO local help from the state or city. Living the last 5 years on a small V.A. disability from my service connects duty to my country or $125.00 monthly. My friends, I am no republican. Not a Democrat. I am always for the most over least; I am for the most in number. I believe our rights start at birth -completely. That government is a privilege and not a right. We are the citizenry. We Live and die. The government is temporary and does not sleep with me at night. Are not our rights of citizenship and our greater right as a human first before a sheet of words made up by the few for what most called laws? The law is unchanging and always natural. Something that is understood without knowledge. Can you help us out of this mess caused by the few greedy few? Go, Green. Support a Green candidate closest to you today.Then help outwards from there. Send them your support for now. It is our Time. This is the place, and you are the person to take back this place for us all before the 3rd wish is uttered in global disappointment. Green Party. P.S. The first 2 wishes were not wasted. Read my book. It is not a cookbook but a book of understanding. Thank you, my friend. Donnie Harold Harris

 

Indian Wars Campaigns

Streamers: Scarlet with two black stripes
Miami	January 1790-August 1795
Tippecanoe	21 September-18 November 1811
Creeks	July 27, 1813-August 9, 1814, and February 1836-July 1837,
Seminoles	November 20, 1817 - October 31, 1818, December 28, 1835 - August 14, 1842, and December 15, 1855 - May 1858
Black Hawk	26 April-30 September 1832
Comanches	1867-1875
Modocs	1872-1873
Apaches	1873 and 1885-1886
Little Big Horn	1876-1877
Nez Perces	1877
Bannocks	1878
Cheyennes	1878-1879
Utes	September 1879-November 1880
Pine Ridge	November 1890-January 1891

Miami, January 1790 - August 1795. In the late 1780s, a confederacy of hostile Indians, chiefly Miamis, in the northern part of present-day Ohio and Indiana restricted settlement primarily to the Ohio Valley. Three separate expeditions were required to remove this obstacle to expansion.

Late in 1790, a force of 320 Regulars and 1,000 Kentucky and Pennsylvania militiamen under Brig. Gen. Josiah Harmar moved north from Fort Washington (Cincinnati) and was severely defeated in two separate engagements on 18 and 22 October 1790 in the vicinity of present-day Fort Wayne, Indiana. Congress then commissioned Governor Arthur St. Clair of the Northwest Territory as a major general, and he collected a force of about 2,000 men consisting of two regiments of Regulars (300 men each), 800 levies, and 600 militiamen. This force advanced slowly north from Fort Washington in September 1791, building a road and forts as it progressed. On the night of November 3 - 4, 1791, some 1,000 Indians surrounded 1,400 of St. Clair's men (one regular regiment was in the rear) near the headwaters of the Wabash. The force was routed, and St. Clair, having lost 637 killed and 263 wounded, returned to Fort Washington.

Congress reacted to these disasters by doubling the authorized strength of the Regular Army in 1792 and appointing Anthony Wayne to succeed St. Clair. Maj. Gen. Wayne joined his troops near Pittsburgh in June 1792 and reorganized his Regulars to form a "Legion" composed of four sub-legions, each a "combat team" consisting of two battalions of Infantry, a regiment of rifles, a troop of dragoons, and a company of Artillery. After intensive training, the Legion moved to Fort Washington in the spring of 1793, where it joined a force of mounted riflemen, Kentucky levies.

Early in October 1793, after peace negotiations had failed, Wayne's troops advanced slowly along St. Clair's route toward Fort Miami, a new British post on the present site of Toledo. They built fortifications along the way and wintered at Greenville. In the spring of 1794, a detachment of 150 men under Capt. Alexander Gibson was sent to St. Clair's defeat site, where they built Fort Recovery. At the end of June, more than 1,000 warriors assaulted this fort for ten days, but the Indians were effectively beaten and forced to retreat. Wayne moved forward in July with a force of some 3,000 men, including 1,400 levies from Kentucky, paused to build Fort Defiance at the junction of the Glaize and Maumee, and resumed pursuit of the Indians on August 15. At Fallen Timbers, an area near Fort Miami where a tornado had uprooted trees, the Indians made a stand. On August 20 20, 1794, the Indians were thoroughly defeated in a two-hour fight characterized by Wayne's excellent tactics and the capable performance of his well-trained troops. Wayne's men destroyed the Indian villages, including some within sight of the British guns of Fort Miami.

Jay's Treaty (1794) resulted in the evacuation of frontier posts by the British. By the Treaty of Greenville, August 3, 1795, the western tribes of the region ceded their lands in southern and eastern Ohio, and the way was opened for rapid settlement of the Northwest Territory.

Tippecanoe, September 21 - November 18, 1811. In 1804, Tecumseh, a Shawnee, and his medicine man brother, the Prophet, with British backing, began severe efforts to form a new Indian confederacy in the Northwest. Governor William Henry Harrison of the Indiana Territory rejected Tecumseh's demand that settlers be kept out of the region. In the summer of 1811, Harrison, with the approval of the War Department, undertook to break up the confederacy before it could organize a major attack against the settlements.

In September 1811, Harrison moved from Vincennes up the Wabash with a well-trained force of 320 Regular infantry and 650 militia. After building Fort Harrison at Terre Haute as an advanced base, Harrison marched with 800 men toward the main Indian village on Tippecanoe Creek, bivouacking in battle order on the north bank of the Wabash within sight of the town on November 6. Tecumseh being absent, Harrison conferred with the Prophet, who said he would not attack while a peace proposal was considered. Nevertheless, just before dawn on November 7, 1811, the Indians attacked Harrison's forces. In a wild hand-to-hand encounter, the Indians were routed, and their village was destroyed. Harrison lost 39 killed and missing, 151 wounded; the Indians suffered a similar loss. This indecisive victory did not solve the Indian problems in the Northwest. The area's tribes were to make common cause with the British in the War of 1812.

Creeks, July 27, 1813- August 9, 1814, and February 1836 - July 1837. The first of the Creek campaigns constituted a phase of the War of 1812. The Upper Creeks, siding with the English, sacked Fort Mims in the summer of 1813, massacring more than 500 men, women, and children. These same Indians, grown to a force of about 900 warriors, were decisively beaten at Horseshoe Bend (Alabama) late in March 1814 by Andrew Jackson and his force of about 2,000 Regulars, militia, and volunteers, plus several hundred friendly Indians. In 1832, many Creeks were sent to the Indian Territory, and most of those remaining in the Southeast were removed there in 1836-37 when they went on the warpath during the Second Seminole War.

Seminoles, November 20, 1817 - October 31, 1818, December 28, 1835 - August 14, 1842, and December 15, 1855 - May 1858. This conflict began with the massacre of about 50 Americans near an army post in Georgia-climax to a series of raids against American settlements by Seminoles based in Spanish Florida. Brig. Gen. Edmund P. Gaines, Indian commissioner of the area, attempted countermeasures but soon found himself and his force of 600 Regulars confined to Fort Scott (Alabama) by the Seminoles. War Department instructions to Gaines had permitted the pursuit of Indians into Florida but had forbidden interference if the Indians took refuge in Spanish posts. Maj. Gen. Andrew Jackson, who was ordered to take over the operation, chose to interpret Gaines' instructions as sanctioning a full-scale invasion of the Spanish colony. He organized a force of about 7,500 volunteers, militia, subsidized Creeks, and Regulars (4th and 7th Infantry and a battalion of the 4th Artillery). He invaded Florida with part of a thin force in the spring of 1818. Jackson destroyed Seminole camps, captured Pensacola (capital of Spanish Florida) and other Spanish strongholds, and executed two British subjects, Alexander Arbuthnot and Robert Ambrister, accused of inciting and arming the Indians. These activities threatened American relations with Great Britain and jeopardized negotiations with Spain pertinent to the cession of Florida (Adams-Onis Treaty, 1819). Eventually, the British were mollified, and a compromise agreement was reached with the Spanish under which American forces were withdrawn from Florida without repudiating the politically popular Jackson. As for the Seminole problem, it was temporarily allayed but by no means solved.

In the Treaties of Payne's Landing (1832) and Fort Gibson (1833), the Seminoles agreed to give up their lands but refused to move out. Following the arrest and release of Osceola, their leader, in 1835, Seminole depredations rapidly increased. These culminated on December 28 in the massacre of Capt. Francis L. Dade's detachment of 330 Regulars (elements of the 2nd and 4th Artillery and 4th Infantry) route from Fort Brooke (Tampa) to Fort King (Ocala) was a disastrous loss for the small Regular force of 600 men in Florida. Brig. Gen. Duncan L. Clinch, commanding Fort King, took the offensive immediately with 200 men and, on December 31, 1835, defeated the Indians on the Withlacoochee River.

Meanwhile, the War Department had ordered Brig. Gen. Winfield Scott, commander of the Eastern Department, went to Florida to direct operations against the Seminoles. Most hostilities had occurred in General Gaines' Western Department, but the War Department expected impending troubles in Texas to keep Gaines occupied. Nevertheless, Gaines had quickly raised about 1,000 men in New Orleans and, acting on his own authority, embarked for Florida in February 1836. Even after learning of Scott's appointment, Gaines seized supplies collected by Scott at Fort Drane and pressed forward until heavily attacked by Seminoles. He succeeded in extricating his force only with help from Scott's troops. Shortly after that, Gaines returned to New Orleans.

Completion of preparations for Scott's proposed three-pronged offensive converging on the Withlacoochee was delayed by Gaines' use of Scott's supplies, expiration of volunteer enlistments, and temporary diversion of troops to deal with the Creeks, who were then on the warpath in Georgia, and Alabama. (See Creek Campaigns.) Before the campaign could get underway, Scott was recalled to Washington to face charges of dilatoriness and of casting slurs on the fighting qualities of volunteers. Beginning in December 1836, Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Jesup carried out a series of small actions against the Seminoles, and in September 1837, Osceola was captured. Colonel Zachary Taylor decisively defeated a sizeable Indian force near Lake Okeechobee in December 1837.

After Taylor's expedition, no more large forces were assembled on either side. Numerous small expeditions were carried out chiefly by Regular troops commanded successively by Jesup, Taylor, and Brig. Gen. Walker A. Armistead and many posts and roads were constructed. Col. William J. Worth finally conceived a plan of campaigning during the enervating summer seasons to destroy the Indian's crops. This plan successfully drove a sufficient number of Seminoles from their swampy retreats to permit the official war termination on May 10, 1842.

During the long and challenging campaign, some 5,000 Regulars had been employed (including elements of the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Infantry) with a loss of nearly 1,500 killed. About 20,000 volunteers also participated in the war, which cost some thirty-five million dollars and resulted in the removal of some 3,500 Seminoles from the Indian Territory.

The final campaign against the remnants of the Seminoles in Florida consisted mainly of skirmishes between small, roving Indian bands and the 4th Artillery stationed at Fort Brooke.

Black Hawk, April 26 - September 30, 1832. A faction of Sauk and Fox Indians, living in eastern Iowa and led by Black Hawk, threatened to go on the warpath in 1832 when squatters began to preempt Illinois lands formerly occupied by the two tribes. The faction held that the cession of these lands to the Federal Government in 1804 had been illegal. Black Hawk asserted he would remove the squatters forcibly and attempted without success to organize a confederacy and ally with the British. Finally, when Black Hawk's followers, including some 500 warriors, crossed the Mississippi into Illinois in early 1832 and refused to return, the 1st and 6th Infantry under Brig. Gen. Henry Atkinson and the Illinois militia set out in pursuit of the Rock River. A volunteer detachment suffered heavy losses in a skirmish on May 14, 1832, near present-day Dixon, Illinois, and Atkinson had to pause to recruit a new militia. On July 21, a volunteer force severely chastised Black Hawk's band at Madison, Wisconsin, and Atkinson ultimately defeated what remained of it at the confluence of the Mississippi and Bad Axe on August 2, 1832, capturing Black Hawk and killing 150 of his braves.

Comanches, 1867-1875. Maj. Gen. Philip Sheridan, commander of the Department of the Missouri, instituted winter campaigning in 1868 as a means of locating the elusive Indian bands of the region. Notable incidents in the campaigns from then until 1875 against the Indians in the border regions of Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas were the nine-day defense of Beecher's Island against Roman Nose's band in September 1868 by Maj. George A. Forsyth's detachment; the defeat of Black Kettle on the Washita (Oklahoma) on November 27, 1868 by Lt. Col. Custer and the 7th Cavalry; the crushing of the Cheyennes under Tall Bull at Summit Spring (Colorado) on May 13, 1869; the assault on the Kiowa-Comanche camp in Palo Duro Canyon on September 27 1875 by Col. Ranald S. Mackenzie; and the attack and rout of Greybeard's big Cheyenne encampment in the Texas Panhandle on November 8, 1875, by 1st Lt. Frank Baldwin's detachment, spearheaded by Infantry loaded in mule wagons.

Modocs, 1872-1873. The Bloc Campaign of 1872-73 was the last Indian war of consequence on the Pacific Coast. When the Modocs, a small and restless tribe, were placed on a reservation with the Klamaths, their traditional enemies, they soon found the situation intolerable. Most Modocs soon left the reservation, led by a chief known as "Captain Jack," and returned to their old lands. A detail of 1st Cavalry troops under Capt. James Jackson became involved in a skirmish with these Modocs on Lost River on November 29, 1872, when the troops sought to disarm them and arrest the leaders.

Following the skirmish, Captain Jack and about 120 warriors with ample supplies retreated to a naturally fortified area in the Lava Beds east of Mount Shasta. On January 17, 1873, Col. Alvan Gillem's detachment of 400 men, half Regulars from the 1st Cavalry and 21st Infantry, attacked the Modoc positions. Still, the troops could make no progress in the almost impassable terrain, suffering a loss of 10 killed and 28 wounded.

By the spring of 1873, Brig. Gen. Edward R. S. Canby, commander of the Department of the Pacific, had collected about 1,000 men (elements of the 1st Cavalry, 12th and 21st Infantry, and 4th Artillery) to besiege the Modocs. Indian Bureau officials failed in attempts at negotiation, but General Canby and three civilian commissioners were able to arrange a parley with an equal number of Modoc representatives on April 11. The Indians treacherously violated the truce. Captain Jack himself killed General Canby, while others killed one commissioner, Eleazer Thomas, and wounded another. The siege was resumed.

Brig. Gen. Jefferson C. Davis, who arrived in May to replace Canby, pushed columns deep into the Lava Beds, hurrying the Indians day and night with mortar and rifle fire. When their source of water was cut off, the Indians were finally forced into the open, and all were captured by June 1, 1873. Captain Jack and two others were hanged, and the rest of the tribe was removed to the Indian Territory. During the siege, some 80 white men were killed.

Apaches, 1873 and 1885-1866. After Brig. Gen. George Crook became commander of the Department of Arizona in 1871. He undertook a series of winter campaigns by small detachments, which pacified the region by 1874. In the years that followed, the Indian Bureau's policy of frequent removal created new dissatisfaction among the Apaches. Dissident elements went off the reservations, led by Chato, Victorio, Geronimo, and other chiefs, and raided settlements along both sides of the border, escaping into Mexico or the United States as circumstances dictated. To combat this practice, the two nations agreed in 1882 to permit reasonable pursuit of Indian raiders by the troops of each country across the international boundary.

Victorio was killed by Mexican troops in 1880. Still, Chato and Geronimo remained at large until May 1883, when they surrendered to General Crook and elements of the 6th Cavalry, reinforced by Apache scouts, at a point some 200 miles inside Mexico. Two years later, Geronimo and about 150 Chiricahua Apaches again left their White Mountain reservation (Arizona) and once more terrorized the border region. Elements of the 4th Cavalry and Apache scouts immediately took up pursuit of the Chiricahua renegades. In January 1886, Capt. Emmet Crawford and 80 Apache scouts attacked Geronimo's main band some 200 miles south of the border, but the Indians escaped into the mountains. Although Crawford was killed by Mexican irregulars shortly after that, his second in command, 1st Lt. M. P. Maus, was able to negotiate Geronimo's surrender to General Crook in late March 1886. But Geronimo and part of his band escaped within a few days (March 29). Capt. Henry W. Lawton's column (elements of the 4th Cavalry, 8th Infantry, and Apache Scouts) surprised Geronimo's camp in the mountains of Mexico on July 20. Although the Chiricahuas again fled, by the end of August, they indicated a willingness to surrender. On September 4, 1886, 1st Lt. Charles B. Gatewood of Lawton's command negotiated the formal surrender to Brig. Gen. Nelson Miles, who had relieved General Crook in April. Geronimo said his band was removed to Florida and the Fort Sill military reservation.

Little Big Horn, 1876-1877. The discovery of gold in the Black Hills in 1874 brought an influx of miners, and the extension of railroads into the area renewed unrest among the Indians, and many left their reservations. When the Indians would not comply with orders from the Interior Department to return to the reservations by the end of January 1876, the Army was requested to take action.

A small expedition into the Powder River country in March 1876 produced negligible results. A much larger operation, based on a War Department plan, was carried out in the early Sumner months. As implemented by Lt. Gen. Philip Sheridan, commander of the Division of the Missouri (which included the Departments of the Missouri, Platte, and Dakota), the plan was to converge several columns simultaneously on the Yellowstone River where the Indians would be trapped and then forced to return to their reservations.

In pursuance of this plan, Maj. Gen. George Crook, commander of the Department of the Platte, moved north from Fort Fetterman (Wyoming) in late May 1876 with about 1,000 men (elements of the 2d and 3d Cavalry and 4th and 9th Infantry). At the same time, two columns marched south up the Yellowstone under Brig. Gen. Alfred H. Terry was the commander of the Department of Dakota. Under Terry's direct command, one column of more than 1,000 men (7th Cavalry and elements or the 6th, 17th, and 20th Infantry) moved from Fort Abraham Lincoln (North Dakota) to the mouth of Powder River. The second of Terry's columns, about 450 men (elements of the 2nd Cavalry and 7th Infantry) under Col. John Gibbon, moved from Fort Ellis (Montana) to the mouth of the Big Born.

On June 17, 1876, Crook's troops fought an indecisive engagement with a large band of Sioux and Cheyenne under Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, and other chiefs on the Rosebud and then moved back to the Tongue River to wait for reinforcements. Meanwhile, General Terry had discovered the trail of the same Indian band and sent Lt. Col. George A. Custer with the 7th Cavalry up the Rosebud to locate the war party and move south of it. With the rest of his command, Terry continued up the Yellowstone to meet Gibbon and close on the Indians from the north.

The 7th Cavalry, proceeding up the Rosebud, discovered an encampment of 4,000 to 5,000 Indians (an estimated 2,500 warriors) on the Little Big Horn on June 25, 1876. Custer immediately ordered an attack, dividing his forces so as to strike the camp from several directions. The surprised Indians quickly rallied and drove off Maj. Marcus A. Reno's detachment (Companies A, G, and M) which suffered severe losses. Reno was joined by Capt. Frederick W. Benteen's detachment (Companies D, H, and K) and the pack train (including Company B) and this combined force were able to withstand heavy attacks, which were finally lifted when the Indians withdrew late the following day. Custer and a force of 211 men (Companies C, E, F, I, and L) were surrounded and completely destroyed. Terry and Gibbon did not reach the scene of Custer's last stand until June 27. The 7th Cavalry's total losses in this action (including Custer's detachment) were: 12 officers, 247 enlisted men, 5 civilians, and 3 Indian scouts killed; 2 officers and 51 enlisted men wounded.

After this disaster, the Little Big Horn campaign continued until September 1877, with many additional Regular units seeing action (including elements of the 4th and 5th Cavalry, the 5th, 14th, 22nd, and 23rd Infantry, and the 4th Artillery). Crook and Terry joined forces on the Rosebud on August 10, 1876, but most Indians slipped through the troops, although many came into the agencies. Fighting in the fall and winter of 1876-77 mainly consisted of skirmishes and raids, notably Crook's capture of American Horse's village at Slim Buttes (South Dakota) on September 9 and of Dull Knife's village in the Big Horn Mountains on November 26, and Col. Nelson A. Miles' attack on Crazy Horse's camp in the Wolf Mountains on January 8. By the summer of 1877, most Sioux were back on the reservations. Crazy Horse had come in and was killed resisting arrest at Fort Robinson (Nebraska) in September. Sitting Bull, with a small band of Sioux, escaped to Canada but surrendered at Fort Buford (Montana) in July 1881.

Nez Perces, 1877. The southern branch of the Nez Perces, led by Chief Joseph, refused to give up their ancestral lands (Oregon-Idaho border) and enter a reservation. When negotiations broke down, and Nez Perce hotheads killed settlers in early 1877, the 1st Cavalry was sent to compel them to come into the reservation. Chief Joseph chose to resist and undertook an epic retreat of some 1,600 miles through Idaho, Yellowstone Park, and Montana, during which he engaged 11 separate commands of the Army in 13 battles and skirmishes in 11 weeks. The Nez Perce chieftain revealed remarkable skill as a tactician. His braves demonstrated exceptional discipline in numerous engagements, especially those on the Clearwater River (July 11), in Big Hole Basin (9-12 August), and in the Bear Paw Mountains, where he surrendered with the remnants of his band to Col. Nelson A. Miles on October 4, 1877. Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard, commander of the Department of the Columbia, and Col. John Gibbon also played a prominent part in the pursuit of Joseph, which, by the end of September 1877, had involved elements of the 1st, 2d, 5th, and 7th Cavalry, the 5th Infantry, and the 4th Artillery.

Bannocks, 1878. The Bannock, Piute, and other tribes of southern Idaho threatened rebellion in 1878, partly because of dissatisfaction with their land allotments. Many left the reservations, and Regulars of the 21st Infantry, 4th Artillery, and 1st Cavalry pursued the fugitives. Capt. Evan Miles effectively dispersed a large band near the Umatilla Agency on July 13, 1878, and most Indians returned to their reservations within a few months.

The Sheepeaters, mountain sheep hunters, and outcasts of other Idaho tribes raided ranches and mines in 1879. Relentless pursuit by elements of the 1st Cavalry and 2nd Infantry compelled them to surrender in September of that year.

Cheyennes, 1878-1879. After the extensive surrenders in 1877 of the hostile Northern Cheyennes, in the Departments of Dakota and the Platte, a number were sent under guard to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency at Fort Reno, Indian Territory on August 8, 1877. After that date, other small parties surrendered, and some died, so on July 1, 1878, the number of Northern Cheyennes at Fort Reno amounted to more than 940. An attempt had been made by General Pope, commanding the Department of the Missouri, to disarm and dismount these Indians, to place them on the same footing with the Southern Cheyennes. Still, as it was found, this could only be done by violating the conditions of their surrender; they were permitted to retain their arms and ponies.

Many of the Northern Cheyennes found friends among the Southern Cheyennes, mixed with them, and joined the various bands. About one-third of the Northern Cheyennes, however, under the leadership of "Dull Knife," "Wild Hog," "Little Wolf," and others, comprising about 375 Indians, remained together and would not affiliate with the Southern Cheyennes. Dissatisfied with life at their new agency, they determined to break away, move north, and rejoin their friends in the country where they formerly lived. Their intention to escape had long been suspected, and the troops consequently watched their movements. Still, by abandoning their lodges, which they left standing, about 89 warriors and slightly less than 250 women and children escaped from the agency on September 9, 1877.

Although troops were dispatched from several posts to intercept and return them to the agency, the Indiana eluded their pursuers. It continued north, raiding settlements for stock and committing other depredations. On September 21, a minor skirmish took place between the Indians and Army troops assisted by citizens. Six days later, Colonel Lewis' command overtook the Cheyennes on "Punished Woman's Fork" of the Smoky Hill River, where the Indians were found very strong, entrenched, and waiting for the troops. Colonel Lewis attacked them at once and was mortally wounded while leading the assault. In the clash, 3 enlisted men were injured, one Indian was killed, and 62 heads of stock were captured.

Despite all precautions, the Cheyennes managed to escape and continue north. Two Cheyennes who had been taken prisoner by cowboys told authorities the fugitives had intended to reach the Cheyennes, supposed to be at Fort Keogh, Montana, where, if permitted to stay, they would surrender, otherwise they would try to join Sitting Bull, who still remained in Canada. The prisoners also said that the escaping Cheyennes had lost 15 killed in the various fights after they escaped from Fort Reno.

On October 23, two troops of the 3rd Cavalry captured 149 of the Cheyennes and 140 heads of stock. "Dull Knife," "Old Crow," and "Wild Hog" were among the prisoners. Their ponies were taken away, together with such arms as could be found, but the prisoners said they would die rather than be taken back to Indian Territory. "Little Wolf" and some of his followers escaped, and in January 1879, additional members of the tripe ran to join "Little Wolf" after a skirmish with troops near Fort Robinson.

Some of the escaping Cheyennes firmly positioned on some cliffs were intercepted, but again they ran. However, two days later, they were again located near the telegraph line from Fort Robinson to Hat Creek, where they were entrenched in a gully. Refusing to surrender, they were immediately attacked, and the entire party was either killed or captured. "Dull Knife" their leader was among those killed.

On March 25, "Little Wolf" and his band were overtaken near Box Elder Creek by two troops of Cavalry, a detachment of Infantry, a field gun, and some Indian scouts. The Indians were persuaded to surrender without fighting and gave up all their arms and about 250 ponies and marched with the troops to Fort Keogh. The band numbered 33 men, 43 squaws, and 38 children.

Utes, September 1879-November 1880. The Indian agent, N. C. Meeker, at White River Agency (Colorado), became involved in a dispute with Northern Utes in September 1879 and requested assistance from the Army. In response, Maj. T. T. Thornburgh's column of 200 men (parts of the 5th Cavalry and 4th Infantry) moved out from Fort Steele (Wyoming). On September 29, 300 to 400 warriors attacked and besieged this force in Red Canyon. Thornburgh's command was finally relieved by elements of the 9th Cavalry, which arrived on October 2, and the 5th Cavalry under Col. Wesley Merritt, who arrived on October 5. Still, in the meantime, Meeker and most of his staff had been massacred. Before the Utes were pacified in November 1880, several thousand troops had taken the field, including elements of the 4th, 6th, 7th, 9th, and 14th Infantry. In 1906, the Utes of this area left their reservation and roamed through Wyoming, terrorizing the countryside, until they were forced back on their reservation by elements of the 6th and 10th Cavalry.

Pine Ridge. November 1890- January 1891. In the late 1880s, the Lakota way of life was under severe stress. The U.S. government pressured the Lakota to adopt Western ways, such as farming and private property, and in the process, reduced the land set aside for reservations to free it up for settlement by others. Due to poor management and budget cuts, the Bureau of Indian Affairs also reduced the rations provided to the Lakota. Coupled with a severe drought, food was scarce, and illness increased. In 1889, a Paiute medicine man's vision gave rise to a revivalist religious movement known as the Ghost Dance, which held out the promise of the disappearance of non-native people, the return of the buffalo, and the resumption of the traditional way of life. It attracted many fervent supporters. Although the movement did not call for violent action, some Indian agents and settlers feared that possibility, and the federal government responded by increasing the presence of the U.S. Army and ordering suppression of the Ghost Dance movement.

On December 15, 1890, bureau police killed Sitting Bull, a leader in the Ghost Dance movement, while trying to arrest him. Government attention then focused on Big Foot and his band of a few hundred Ghost Dance followers. The 7th Cavalry found him on December 28 and escorted him and his people to the Army camp at Wounded Knee, South Dakota. On the morning of December 29, an effort to disarm the band led to a shot being fired. It may have been an accidental discharge as a soldier tried to confiscate a weapon. Still, whatever the source, it led immediately to heavy and indiscriminate firing from soldiers and some return fire from the Lakota. In the ensuing action, many Lakota men, women, and children sought to escape via ravines that cut through the area. The soldiers also employed Artillery despite the presence of numerous non-combatants. The main firing lasted about an hour, though intermittent shots rang out into the afternoon. When it was over, more than two hundred Lakota (perhaps as many as three hundred), including women and children, were dead. Army casualties totaled 25 killed and 39 wounded, some of whom likely were hit by friendly fire in the confused situation. A few minor skirmishes ensued in the region, but the violence was over by mid-January. The Army conducted an investigation of the incident but never determined culpability.

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  First, there was one Atom. (aten sun god-Daylight)Then Eve (evening or night) set him directionally straight. Listening to a snake(his dick) opened up her creativity to the divine. The universe is created repeatedly as a duplicate of this self-creating process. The first Atom is a seed for an egg with sperm. Inseminated by a sperm or pollen, etc. These are the essential parts of Dualism or Zoroasterism. Two opposites create one new thing. Each human is a planet within a family of galaxies in the Milky Way or groups assimulated by a race, religion, nationality, or any form of Alness within itself. Single organ limb tie nail, etc., or cock size. Now, it becomes easy to see sex crimes and the why for covering up the Hair. Men become back to nature.

The universe of galaxies of all types within one universe. At the most enormous scale, galaxies are distributed uniformly and the same in all directions, meaning that the universe has neither an edge nor a center. At more minor scales, galaxies are distributed in clusters and superclusters, forming immense filaments and voids in space, creating a vast foam-like structure. According to the latest estimates, the observable universe has between 100 billion and 200 billion galaxies. That is the population limit for hum=mankind. The scale of the universe is vast and challenging to comprehend. The universe is estimated to be around 93 billion light-years in diameter ¹. The observable universe is the part of the universe that we can see and is estimated to be approximately 46.5 billion light-years in all directions ².

In comparison, our planet Earth has a diameter of approximately 7,917.5 miles ². The scale of the universe is so large that it is difficult to compare it to the size of a planet like Earth. However, if we consider the size of the Solar System, which is the planetary system that includes Earth, the scale of the universe is even more staggering. The Solar System is about 36 billion times larger than Earth ².

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 A modern look at Zoraosterism. The art of the discovery of fire. The fire showed up due to oxygen levels rising from the death of matter created on the planet. The fire was caused by the death of planets and biology. A chemical process from the 6th dynamic. The sixth dynamic is the dynamic of matter-energy in space and in Time. The overall physical machinery of God the planet. There appear to be nine levels of God; there is probable infinite in both directions. A single step is a part of a walk, which is a part of a trip across the earth through Time. What happens, and what is the result. Evolution evolved on this dirt ball. All things are connected in both directions- in all ways. There is and always has been a more expansive universe out there. All life and death are caused by the same thing. A delivery system of some kind. To understand fully, you look inside your own self. A self-made of nine inner selves. Imagine that similarity. Everything is not fixed but in free fall. You are a soul with stuff packed on. There is more going on inside your head than you think. What is existence? What is life? Have you been here all along? You are God. You are mankind. You are not alone. You only experience; you always survive. Follow any path it will take you home. Get lost in Reliogen. It will be a loner road home. But needed like a child going into puberty. Threw to adulthood. Even though the mind is far behind. What does a simple 20000-year-old Path Like Zoroasterism have to do with it? Why is it that Zoraosterism is the first breath of inner sunlight? The platform is the path through existence. You might well know you last forever. Because Time is made up through distance. It is mind distance influenced by emotion causing the effect. MDEE. The shorter the path, the higher the effect. Zoroasterism is the discovery of Time, fire, path, distance, self/ others, and health with a side of safety. Your feelings are a condition of self. The condition of our existence is aligned as precisely as a planet moving in the solar system. Very exact. You are in the middle of nine raging dynamics of a more significant existence than yourself. There is a grain of sand, a planet, a solar system, and one. You are an atlas. Nature cause nurchire. Thought causes Time, and Time leads to life. The nine conditions. 1. You are the center of everyone around. 2. family home siblings, moms and dads. Outer family members and a cause to create future yous. 3. groups big or small- bring about Pride and embellishments. Establishes a future for the family. 4. All Humanity. If outside this world attacked, the world would reunite as one. 5. All living life. A tree is alive like you and I. Talk to one sometime. 6. Everything else in the universe of universes is alive at some level. 7. Everything unseen. The opposite of 6.    8. Is the land of The Gods. 9. You are all combined, one within the other to self. Somehow, you are outside the lower 8. Zoroasterism is Art. Broken down, it is simple: Cause and effect.

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