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Before Breakfast

Kathlene Herberger

Impossible Things… Have you ever been through an inexplicable experience? Strange, impossible, weird, obscure, paranormal, supernatural? Discover with me… religion, physics, psychology and the universe? Or is it really a multiverse? Here while there may not be answers, there are many questions with multiple viewpoints on humanity, entities, and how reality, and dimensions works.

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00:07:16

The Psychology of Supremacy: Envy, Conditioning, and...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/24

White supremacy is not merely a political ideology — it is a psychological wound, a spiritual distortion, and a mythic inversion. Beneath its brutal tactics and systemic reach lies a deeper inadequacy: a fractured identity that seeks validation through domination. When we examine the historical and ongoing attempts to strip Black individuals of their rights, dignity, and humanity, we do not see strength — we see fear. We see envy. We see a desperate attempt to suppress what cannot be replicated: a

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00:10:55

Let Men Feel Pretty: Beauty, Masculinity, and the...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/23

Beauty has long been treated as a feminine domain — delicate, ornamental, and emotionally expressive. In contrast, masculinity has been shaped by a cultural architecture that prizes stoicism, utility, and control. These binaries have not only distorted our understanding of gender but have also robbed countless men of the right to experience beauty as a source of joy, healing, and identity. To feel pretty is not a trivial desire. It is a profound act of self-recognition. And all men deserve to feel

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00:05:48

How BDSM Can Provide a Hunting Ground for Psychopaths

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/19

The world of BDSM — an umbrella term for bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism — has gained visibility and acceptance in recent years. For many, it’s a realm of consensual exploration, trust, and mutual satisfaction. However, like any subculture that involves power dynamics and vulnerability, BDSM can also attract individuals with psychopathic tendencies who exploit these aspects for personal gain. Understanding these risks is essential for fostering safer, more ethical

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00:08:25

The Wisdom of Wild Bonds: Traditional Healing and the...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/19

In a world increasingly shaped by technological intervention and pharmaceutical precision, the care of animals — whether domestic pets, farm livestock, or exotic species — has become a domain of clinical expertise. Veterinary medicine has made remarkable strides in extending life, treating disease, and managing pain. Yet beneath this progress lies a quieter, older wisdom: the natural, intuitive, and relational methods of care practiced by indigenous tribes, Aboriginal communities, and traditional

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00:09:38

Profiting from Chaos: How Destabilized Regions...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/17

In the theater of global power, destabilization is not a failure of governance — it is often a strategy. From war-torn nations to economically fractured zones, instability serves as fertile ground for profit extraction, resource control, and geopolitical leverage. For the wealthiest one percent, chaos is not merely tolerated — it is cultivated, managed, and monetized.

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00:05:32

The Sovereignty Threshold: Project 2025 and the...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/16

As President Donald Trump’s second term unfolds, his administration’s rapid alignment with Project 2025 — a sweeping policy blueprint crafted by the Heritage Foundation — has ignited fierce debate over the future of American sovereignty. With over 46% of the agenda enacted within six months, the implications for federal governance, civil liberties, and national stability are profound. Beneath the surface, a more covert drama may be brewing: one in which the intelligence community, faced with

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00:08:16

The Queen of the Universe: Death, Rebirth, and the...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/15

In the beginning, she was just a woman. Not a goddess, not a ruler — just a quirky, creative soul with a curious mind and a knack for invention. She was the kind of person who asked too many questions, who saw through veils others ignored, who poked at the edges of reality with the innocent audacity of someone who didn’t yet know the cost of knowing. Her creativity wasn’t just artistic — it was metaphysical. She could feel the seams of timelines, sense the pulse of dimensional shifts, and intuit the

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00:09:52

Communicating with Otherworldly Entities: The Hidden...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/14

In the pursuit of expanded consciousness, many seekers turn to meditation and kundalini practices as gateways to higher awareness. These disciplines, when approached with reverence and discipline, can open profound channels of communication with otherworldly intelligences — entities that exist beyond the veil of ordinary perception. But not all who dwell in the unseen are benevolent. And not all who seek are prepared.

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00:04:55

The Western Door: Is This Ancient Gateway a Portal to...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/12

In the cosmology of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Seneca Nation holds a sacred role: they are the Keepers of the Western Door. This designation is not merely geographic — it is symbolic, spiritual, and metaphysical. The longhouse, a metaphor for the Confederacy itself, stretches across what is now New York State. The Mohawk guard the Eastern Door, welcoming the dawn and new beginnings. The Seneca guard the West, where the sun sets, where endings unfold, and where the veil between worlds grows

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00:09:23

Are There NPCs in This Dimension? Exploring the...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/11

In the realm of video games, a non-player character (NPC) is a familiar concept — an entity that populates the environment but does not participate in the game with agency. NPCs follow scripts, repeat dialogue, and serve specific functions: to guide, obstruct, or decorate the player’s journey. But what if this concept isn’t limited to digital spaces? What if, in the dimension we call reality, there exist entities — human or otherwise — whose purpose is not to evolve or explore, but to regulate,

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00:06:54

The Shattering: Psychological Shock and Mental...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/10

It begins quietly. A strange dream. A sudden synchronicity. A feeling that something — everything — is about to change. Then, without warning, the ground beneath your psyche gives way. You’re no longer who you thought you were. The world no longer makes sense. And the truths you once clung to dissolve into ambiguity.

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00:09:28

Sonic Interventions: Sound and the Alleviation of...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/09

Beyond its symbolic and ritualistic uses, sound — particularly in the form of controlled sonic frequencies — has gained attention in clinical and experimental settings for its potential to alleviate symptoms of psychosis and other altered states of consciousness. What was once the domain of mystics and shamans is now being explored by neuroscientists and therapists, revealing a fascinating convergence between ancient wisdom and modern science.

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00:08:02

Death Bells and the Mythic Music of the Afterlife

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/08

In the shadowy corners of folklore and forgotten ritual, a curious myth persists: that the tolling of certain bells — each tuned to a specific note — can guide souls through the realms of death and repel malevolent forces. Known colloquially as “death bells,” these instruments are said to resonate not just through air, but across metaphysical boundaries.

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00:08:26

Visions in the Void: Hallucinations, Dopamine, and...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/07

Hallucinations, long stigmatized as symptoms of psychosis, are increasingly being reexamined through the lens of spiritual transformation. From ancient mystics to modern seekers, altered states of consciousness have often been accompanied by vivid auditory and visual phenomena. But what causes these experiences? And why do they so often coincide with moments of profound personal awakening?

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00:04:56

Mystic Grid: Buffalo’s Celestial Design

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/06

Buffalo, NY — Known for its industrial legacy and pioneering use of hydroelectric power, Buffalo has long worn the title “City of Light.” But beneath the surface of its streetlights and steel lies a deeper, more enigmatic story — one of sacred geometry, magnetic energy, and a city layout that some believe was designed to channel forces beyond the physical.

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00:02:35

The Trump Epstein Coverup

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/05

In the shadowy corridors of power, where wealth and influence often shield the guilty, the story of Jeffrey Epstein remains one of the most disturbing and unresolved scandals of our time. His death in a federal jail cell — ruled a suicide but surrounded by suspicious circumstances — did not end the questions. If anything, it intensified them. And at the center of this dark web of abuse, manipulation, and elite protectionism stands Ghislaine Maxwell, the woman who knows too much.

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00:01:32

The Strength in Struggle: Why Being Poor Doesn’t...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/04

In a world that often equates wealth with worth, poverty can feel like a scarlet letter. But the reality is, living poor — whether by circumstance or choice — doesn’t make you less valuable, less moral, or less good. It simply makes you human.

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00:02:57

The Power of Labels in Life and Belief

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/03

Introduction Labels define us — sometimes externally, sometimes internally. They guide perceptions, dictate decisions, and have the potential to shape our experiences. But how much do they actually control our lives? Do they create realities we would not otherwise live?

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00:02:26

The Hidden Language of the Underworld: Mob Slang,...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/02

Organized crime has long relied on coded language to communicate directives without incriminating its members. These phrases, often metaphorical, serve as veiled instructions that only insiders understand. Among them, terms like “painting houses” and “taking someone’s house” carry deadly implications, masking violent intentions behind seemingly innocuous words.

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00:03:02

The Powerless Power of Deception: How Lies and...

Before Breakfast ·

2025/09/01

Lies, whether small fabrications or grand distortions, often serve as tools of persuasion. The power of suggestion, similarly, can manipulate perception and shape beliefs. However, neither truly creates a new reality — they merely construct an illusion. The liar, intoxicated by their own fabrications, may feel emboldened, mistaking deception for dominance. Yet, this illusion does not translate into actual power. Instead, it feeds a self-constructed delusion that ultimately weakens rather than

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