Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:33 pm by globalturbo
WORD REPETITION AND ALIEN RACES
July 22, 2015 Ines Radman UncategorizedALIEN ANCESTORS, ALIEN RACES
I am not a big fan of Kerry Cassidy but I can’t pinpoint what it is about her that I don’t like. Her energy is harsh and rough, it changes constantly and I feel a lot of anger in her energy field, that is not to say that her work is not credible. I have been following her work over the years and as everything we choose to learn, it’s up to the person to decide and ‘feel’ what is right for them. I like this video because if I was sitting with a group of friends, I would sharing the information in this manner. It’s impossible to explain this subject in an hour so in short form, she’s done a great job.
There is a phrase that I abhor and that is: “but the bottom line is”, two people I know of use it all the time and it’s frustrating because it’s used in every other sentence yet if it IS the bottom line than it should be used once, don’t you agree? Steve Quale uses this phrase in almost every sentence and Kerry started out with it but doesn’t use it regularly. She’s not really a great communicator, but she gets the information across and that is what matters. I like what she has to say and I support her information for now :)
Thanks to Ines at: https://wearelightbeings.wordpress.com
July 22, 2015 Ines Radman UncategorizedALIEN ANCESTORS, ALIEN RACES
I am not a big fan of Kerry Cassidy but I can’t pinpoint what it is about her that I don’t like. Her energy is harsh and rough, it changes constantly and I feel a lot of anger in her energy field, that is not to say that her work is not credible. I have been following her work over the years and as everything we choose to learn, it’s up to the person to decide and ‘feel’ what is right for them. I like this video because if I was sitting with a group of friends, I would sharing the information in this manner. It’s impossible to explain this subject in an hour so in short form, she’s done a great job.
There is a phrase that I abhor and that is: “but the bottom line is”, two people I know of use it all the time and it’s frustrating because it’s used in every other sentence yet if it IS the bottom line than it should be used once, don’t you agree? Steve Quale uses this phrase in almost every sentence and Kerry started out with it but doesn’t use it regularly. She’s not really a great communicator, but she gets the information across and that is what matters. I like what she has to say and I support her information for now :)
Thanks to Ines at: https://wearelightbeings.wordpress.com
