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The Pale Horse - Yellow Bile Drear - Fakir Primer: singing to star lights Root keys detected so far: aeronaut; Australis; bore1; Capricorn; Earth; Eris; Flankstone; <King Post; Krishna; Hell2; Hercules; hoe; Lion; Mere2; merechyn; modus; Monday; Motion; Navigate2; Perseus; Port5; Raiment; Saturn; Shadow; Theseus; transfer, Veer; Veracious: Vest; wayfaring; wassail; Winter; (sentinelleon)

CHEROKEE HEAD: CHIEF OCCIPUTER FEATHERS WITH BICEPS : port: Five (Cinq) Nànan

Desperation is one of the most melancholic feelings imaginable. You immediately feel numb. If shocked, this is not despair, it is only a sense of depression, and inner warning of a bad signal strength. People are educated to believe pensive is melancholic. These emotions are quick draw livid switches that can be accessed to alter your character on any day to fit into any coin slot.

Our atrophy is used against us in defeating our pathos by the continued implementation of knowledge containing fear power and shock in the form of world wide wars and disasters that defeat. Warring and criminal demeanor has become a world wide sport, and the fantasy is working. Terror is also implemented in a sportish fashion down upon you, but did you see it coming, or were you looking in the mirror? One question to ask would be, who is terrorizing who? Sometimes you just got to dig in the dirt and find out.

~dreary- mutable- a feeling of listlessness; lacking energy; lethargic; feelings of languor; a condition of the mind between the day dream and that of falling asleep
dhreu- calm (50)
 

Ahead: Four Corners of the Earth Sentinel Control Center, Mt. Piste

Song of the Stylite: The sticky tip of the pistil, the stigma, is the receptor of pollen. The supportive stalk, the style of the vessel; bola, becomes the pathway for pollen tubes to grow from pollen grains adhering to the stigma, to the ovules, carrying the reproductive material.
Corona- crown shaped, funnel shaped, or trumpet shaped perianth outgrowth or appendage (example: daffodil, spider lily), Latin corōna

Yellow (Jaune) Ozàwà
One good comb is all you need

pistillum: pestle, pedestal
pisc-es: fish with goat head

What comes out of a weapon or taster:
pischulle, piš' tala (pipe, Czech); pis tally, talon, gargoyle crew; Middle High German origin
 

Isaiah 17:8 And he shall not look to the altars, the work of his hands, neither shall respect that which his fingers have made, either the groves, or the images.

Pale Pity the Many, The Feeling of Life
Originally written in 2006

Pity leads the drear pack as the most misunderstood emotion of all next to envy's hope. It is thought that to feel pity is to feel sympathy for those less fortunate than yourself. Is the mind playing tricks on you? Real sympathy is part of joy, not drear. So why does pity belong here?

To feel pity is to reflect on your own mirror image of life. We all realize that there are others, and others who have a different path in life. We pity those on a different path because their path is different. This goes back to the influence of riding the black horse spoken of in the red horse connection to envy. The fact that you are on a different path than every living human is scary and frightening to most only because they don't understand it.

Because you have been taught to win since birth, all viewing of others will bring to light that if someone isn't as successful as you, you despair and are taught it is pity. What is really going on here is a trick of the beast and mixing of the black and red emotions. When you believe you pity, you reflect not on them, but yourself. You might ask yourself, why can't I feel sorrow for someone? Because sorrow is pity wearing a mask. Not only can you pity, you are carefully trained to feel it from birth through the games we play.

This helps normal people, but for those who don't use these emotions, it is literally meaningless to them.

Our realization of life is overwhelming to most. Others ride the red horse so hard, they become a beast themselves. Dread builds the heat inside us because these feeling are felt by all humans to some degree. Since no one is immune, the beast riders come over every hill. It is joy that brings down drear even in the worst moments of reality. To understand drear better, let's look at the mantissa.

The five key emotions held by drear are, despair, defeat, misery, shame, and pity.

	The feeling of defeat because knowledge is showing different paths.		The misery that is expressed outwardly in it's many masks.
	The shame deep down that is spiritually powered.		The pity of your reality as compared to others.

Our educational systems are misguiding the minds of children to fit into a system. It is important to tell people that shame is from God, and it represents a gift of life, no matter how horrible that existence really is, or how short it is. Our shame tells us that we need God's love to complete the circle of thought.

Do not pity others as you only show your mask. Give joy, peace, and love to show your real face.