Whether you’re currently weighed down by responsibility or expectations or you’re drained due to disappointment and discouragement‚ I’d like to encourage you to take one step with God.

I received the following email a few days ago. I don't know the writer or if others have received the same correspondence. The woman's name will not be revealed at this time‚ so I refer to her as 'E.'&;quot;Hi. I writing to you because I believe that you can understand what I experienced. My accident occurred in 2016. I was driving an older car near my home one early morning. For some unknown reason‚ I lost control of the vehicle‚ and veered off the road‚ repeatedly rolling down a sloping embankment. I was being shaken around badly. I remember feeling like I was flying and that I didn't land or descend. Instead‚ I continued flying.Then I suddenly stopped flying and I was being gently pulled upward. I realized at that point that something was happening and I was not dreaming. I peered at the tops of the pine trees and the area between me‚ the grass‚ and the area around me. I was able to see better than with my glasses. When I gazed up at the sky in front of me and noticed that everything was in clear focus. Then I felt the chilly Spring air on my skin and the morning Sun's warmth. I then looked down at the ground. My head was partially out of the broken driver's side window. I looked down at my upside-down car with my body angled‚ lying on the inside of the car roof.That is when I realized that my astral body had separated from my physical form. Then I witnessed a vortex or a gap in the sky‚ that was filled with clouds and pink-colored plasma-like light. Stars were present inside the hole and the shape of a Galaxy revolving around. Then a bright white light started to expand from the Galaxy.I've always known that God exists. When I was younger I would ask God how big the universe is just before going to sleep. I felt the sensation of traveling great distances and realized that the cosmos was boundless. I had strong cognitive skills and was a science and mathematics prodigy. By the age of six‚ I could work out difficult equations and before I could speak I had prophetic dreams. I had a dream about my family dying when I was eight. I told them that in my dream they would perish in an accident but they ignored me. I wanted to believe the grown-ups in my life when they said it was all a dream because I did not want my parents to pass away. I was horrified by the accident of their plane. Mentally‚ emotionally‚ and spiritually I believed it was terrible of God to send me dreams like that‚ knowing that I had no influence over the results. To make matters worse I was no longer able to discern reality with such clarity‚ so I pleaded with him to stop. It caused me to lose sight of God and my relationship with him. I started doing drugs‚ having wild parties‚ and doing harm to both myself and others. Getting back to my accident‚ I was shown a review of my life from God's perspective. I was neither religiously raised nor baptized. All of my sorrows and faults were presented to me. Then I was shown something that couldn't explain. I could be mistaken but it seemed to be what others refer to as Christ. It wasn't the Christ that we typically see in the artwork. I could hardly fathom the degree of compassion this being possessed in the dazzling light. It was so pure and benevolent. I wasn't even able to comprehend the incredible love until it touched me. I couldn't understand at the time that this being was more than what it seemed to be.Then I began to pose questions like a young child would. I was encouraged to ask whatever I wished. For some unknown reason‚ I was curious about otherworldly life and what existed in the cosmos. I asked if aliens‚ UFOs‚ extraterrestrial life‚ parallel universes‚ and all of the above truly existed. I then heard a quiet expression of enjoyment and it seemed like someone patted me on the shoulder. Then it seemed like I accelerated through time and space.I then realized that I had to go back. I received a message that I needed to accept full responsibility for my life's actions. I hurriedly put myself together as best I could and traveled back through the light. I needed to return to my body vessel as soon as possible. I was aware that Christ would be there for me from that time forward.I then opened my eyes. I was still alive. My body disagreed with my spirit which knew everything was okay. I'm aware that my body believed it would die multiple times‚ but my spirit didn't agree. I felt warmth throughout my entire body. I was stabilized and kept in my body. I was transported to Minneapolis so that an innovative groundbreaking surgery would set the standard for a new kind of bone-rebuilding process. I was hospitalized for 5 weeks before being discharged to a nursing home where I would be rehabilitated for 6 months. 9 months later I was able to start walking‚ but I needed many years of mental and physical healing and change.Today‚ in April 2024‚ I am totally transformed. I still don't remember what this Christ being told me but I know that the information is still with me. I was compelled to contact you. I was told that you would understand. Please tell the world.&;quot; ENOTE: The email that I received from 'E' was titled‚ &;quot;I Believe That I Met Christ.&;quot; So‚ that is the title of this post. I've received several near-death and out-of-body experiences previously‚ but nothing quite like this. I'm hoping that this person will contact me. 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It’s no wonder‚ then‚ that doppelg&;auml;ngers are also common in frightening stories.Many times‚ a doppelg&;auml;nger is the double of another character. They are like the character in many ways‚ most often in looks. However‚ the things that make them different are more important. The doppelg&;auml;nger often differs from the main character in the values they hold. This results in them making choices that lead them down a different path. For example‚ “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by Robert Louis Stevenson. In this story‚ both characters share the same body. However‚ they are opposites‚ with Dr. Jekyll representing good and Mr. Hyde evil.There is also a historical attribute to this phenomenon. President Abraham Lincoln supposedly saw his doppelg&;auml;nger when he saw two faces in the mirror on the night of his first election in 1860. The second face was pale and sickly‚ which his wife‚ Mary‚ interpreted as a sign of death or sickness during his second term. 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All three major broadcast networks covered the ongoing violent antisemitic campus protests during their evening newscasts. Only one‚ ABC‚ omitted President Joe Biden’s statements granting moral equivalency both to the antisemitic protesters and to those who oppose them- his own “very fine people” moment. Here are the remarks in question‚ as aired on the CBS Evening News- the only network to actually air them: MEG OLIVER: Late this afternoon‚ President Biden denounced antisemitism. JOE BIDEN: I condemn the antisemitic protests‚ that’s why I’ve set up a program to deal with that. I also condemn those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians.  NBC Nightly News‚ for their part‚ did not directly air Biden’s remarks but ended their otherwise very balanced report with a recitation of Biden’s statements by correspondent Erin McLaughlin: HOLT: And Erin‚ tonight the White House is weighing in on all this. MCLAUGHLIN: That's right‚ Lester. Tonight‚ President Biden saying he condemns both antisemitic protests and those who‚ quote‚ don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians. NBC’s report was the most extensive in featuring the concerns of Jewish students‚ a welcome correction from their weekend reporting. CBS‚ after not reporting on the protests at all during the weekend‚ corrected the course.  This brings us back to ABC. Not only was their report on the protests the most ambiguous‚ but offered one glaring factual inaccuracy. The protests‚ contrary to what anchor David Muir said in his lead-in to Stephanie Ramos’ report‚ are NOT about the war in Gaza but about forcing Columbia and other universities to divest from Israel. It’s BDS on steroids. And‚ here again‚ ABC emerges as the network likeliest to air a story in a light most favorable to President Joe Biden- He Who Must Be Protected. By condemning “those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians”‚ Biden granted moral equivalency to the antisemitic protesters.  In a bizarro way‚ Biden gave a “very fine people on both sides” statement. This is all the more ironic given Biden’s performative condemnations of statements issued by former President Donald Trump in the wake of Charlottesville- which was also the caucus belli for Biden’s 2020 candidacy. In the coming days‚ expect the media to settle on ye olde “Republicans Pounce” or some variant thereof as they try to help Biden spin out of this. Contrary to media reports‚ Biden didn’t just condemn antisemitism. He bothsidesed it with terrorist sympathy.  Click “expand” to view transcripts of the aforementioned reports as aired on their respective evening newscasts on Monday‚ April 22nd‚ 2024: ABC WORLD NEWS TONIGHT: DAVID MUIR: Tonight‚ here in New York City‚ Columbia University increasing security as pro-Palestinian demonstrators rally against the Israel-Hamas war. The school switching to remote classes‚ and tonight‚ protests now spreading to campuses across the U.S. ABC's Stephanie Ramos at Columbia tonight. STEPHANIE RAMOS: Tonight‚ college campuses scrambling to handle a growing pro-Palestinian protest movement. Columbia University is stepping up campus security and moving classes online. The school's president saying‚ &;quot;We need a reset to de-escalate the rancor.&;quot; But today‚ fresh arrests and tensions boiling over on the first night of Passover. This Israeli assistant professor confronting university officials over being denied access to the main lawn‚ as school officials tried to separate protesters. SHAI DAVIDAI: I am a professor here. I have every right to be everywhere on campus. You cannot let people that support Hamas on campus and me‚ a professor‚ not go on campus. Let me in now. RAMOS: It comes after a campus rabbi urged students to stay home‚ saying the school and the NYPD cannot guarantee Jewish students' safety. New York Mayor Eric Adams saying he is horrified and disgusted with antisemitism spewed at and around Columbia's campus. Pointing to videos circulating online‚ showing a woman in front of pro-Israel protesters with a sign reading: &;quot;Al-Qasam's next targets‚&;quot; a reference to Hamas' military wing. SHIRA: Made me sick hearing the things they were saying and doing. So‚ over this holiday‚ I kind of just want to try to avoid it as best as I can‚ for my own safety. RAMOS: Many pro-Palestinian protesters insist their movement is peaceful. MOHAMMAD KHALIL: Violence has no place on this movement. And we regret some of the incidents that has happened that were actually unassociated with this movement. RAMOS: The protests calling for colleges to divest from companies with ties to Israel now spreading to other campuses. Today‚ at least 45 people arrested at Yale university. At NYU‚ a standoff with police‚ after protesters were told to vacate a campus plaza.  Back here at Columbia University‚ students are still waiting to hear when they can return to in-person classes. New York Governor Kathy Hochul‚ who visited the campus today‚ calling on people to find their humanity and have conversations so they can understand different points of view. David&;#63; MUIR: Stephanie Ramos reporting from Columbia for us again tonight. Stephanie‚ thank you. CBS EVENING NEWS: MAURICE DUBOIS: Now to those escalating protests on college campuses across the country. The president of Columbia University in New York taking the extraordinary step of moving classes online due to safety concerns for Jewish students. The White House condemning the unrest‚ calling it blatantly antisemitic and dangerous. CBS's Meg Oliver reports. MEG OLIVER: Tension and concerns about safety continue to embroil Columbia University. With classes remote only‚ some Jewish students and faculty save the environment has only escalated. STUDENT: The jewish students are petrified to go to campus. OLIVER: For the past six days‚ hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators‚ including Jewish students‚ have occupied the school’s quad‚ demanding the school divest from companies funding Israel. PROTESTER: Antisemitism is a huge problem in the United States‚ but anti-Zionism and antisemitism are two different things. MEG OLIVER: Late this afternoon‚ President Biden denounced antisemitism. JOE BIDEN: I condemn the antisemitic protests‚ that’s why I’ve set up a program to deal with that. I also condemn those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians.  OLIVER: The protests have spread to multiple universities including the University of Michigan‚ MIT‚ NYU‚ and Emerson College in Boston. About 60 people have been arrested at Yale since the start of the protest. Orthodox Jew Sahar Tartak‚ the editor-in-chief of the Yale Free Press‚ says demonstrators surrounded her on campus while she was reporting over the weekend. SAHAR TARTAK: So they started taunting me and giving me their middle finger and yelling in my face‚ and until one of them waved his Palestinian flag in my face and then jabbed me with it in my left eye. OLIVER: With Passover starting at sundown‚ Columbia has more than doubled its security presence. The NYPD has also stepped up controls outside and for the foreseeable future‚ only students and staff are allowed on campus after scanning their ids. Maurice. DUBOIS: Okay. Meg Oliver‚ thank you. NBC NIGHTLY NEWS: LESTER HOLT: Pro-Palestinian protests spreading to more college campuses across America tonight‚ prompting new restrictions and more arrests. Classes moving online at one major campus amid rising concerns over safety. Erin McLaughlin has late developments. ERIN MCLAUGHLIN: Tonight‚ tension across major American college campuses. NYPD: If you do not leave‚ you will be arrested. MCLAUGHLIN: Students setting up encampments from the University of North Carolina to M.I.T. Harvard's Yard closed until Friday. All of it as fury over the Israel-Hamas war boils over. Students expressing fear for their personal safety and concern for antisemitic hate speech. Raising new questions about the line between hate speech and the First Amendment. STUDENT: We're asking for the school to call for a cease-fire in Gaza. MCLAUGHLIN: This morning‚ police say at least 45 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at Yale University for violating Yale's policies and instructions. Police say they were later released. In a statement‚ the university adding that Yale does not tolerate behavior that threatened‚ harassed or intimidated others. Meanwhile‚ at Columbia today's classes were online only‚ with the university's president calling for a reset to de-escalate the rancor‚ while also adding more than 100 safety personnel to campus after more than 100 protesters were arrested last week. But with videos like this… PROTESTER: WE ARE HAMAS&;#33; MCLAUGHLIN: …emerging online‚ and another showing a young woman holding a sign pointing in the direction of Jewish students saying &;quot;Al Qassam's next targets”‚ Hamas's military wing‚ students Andrew Stein and Elisha Baker say they don't feel safe. ANDREW STEIN: It was the most terrified I've probably been in my entire life. MCLAUGHLIN: On Saturday night‚ Stein says he was on campus for a pro-Israel counterprotest when this happened. You see him in the white sweatshirt filming as a group of pro-Palestinian protesters yell expletives against Israel. STEIN: They started saying in Arabic‚ “Hamas‚ Hamas‚ our beloved‚ please bomb Tel Aviv” and then they started saying “we're coming for you‚ those Zionists on this campus‚ like‚ get off campus”. MCLAUGHLIN: Stein alleges the situation escalated. STEIN: Me and my friend had water poured in our face. My friend was actually abused in the middle of campus. MCLAUGHLIN: On campus Monday‚ faculty from Barnard and Columbia came out in support of the pro-Palestinian students who were arrested and suspended last week. PROTESTER: We're calling for divestment. We're calling for a cease-fire. MCLAUGHLIN: Students inside the encampment told NBC News they were unaware of any physical or verbal threats toward students on Saturday Night. PROTESTER: Anyone who makes any threat to any Jewish student‚ we oppose you. We do not associate with you. MCLAUGHLIN: Meanwhile‚ at Rutgers University‚ police announcing a man has been charged with a federal hate crime for breaking into the university's center for Islamic life and destroying property earlier this month. Tonight‚ on college campuses across the country‚ students saying they don't feel safe. HOLT: And Erin‚ tonight the White House is weighing in on all this. MCLAUGHLIN: That's right‚ Lester. Tonight‚ President Biden saying he condemns both antisemitic protests and those who‚ quote‚ don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians. Lester&;#63; HOLT: Erin Mclaughlin tonight‚ thank you.  

There is a reason we call them Regime Media: their propensity to file stories that protect President Joe Biden from any scrutiny whatsoever‚ and absolve him from responsibility over the present-day calamities. Case in point: the latest CBS Weekend News report on high car and insurance prices. Watch as anchor Jericka Duncan introduces correspondent Jeff Nguyen’s report‚ wherein she assures viewers that Nguyen will explain why car prices are so doggone high:  JERICKA DUNCAN: Drivers are facing the worst sticker shock in a generation. Take used car prices. They now average $25‚600. That's nearly 25% higher than five years ago. From loans to insurance‚ costs are soaring at every turn. In tonight's &;quot;Weekend journal&;quot; CBS's Jeff Nguyen in Los Angeles explains some of the reasons why. Alas‚ Nguyen didn’t really explain the reasons why. Instead‚ viewers were offered numbers as reasons. For example: JEFF NGUYEN: Last month the average price of a new car was just under $47‚000. And the average new car payment was north of $700. Also in March‚ the average interest rate for a new car loan was more than 7%. Used‚ nearly 12%. Yes‚ but WHY are average new car prices under 47‚000&;#63; Was there anything that happened over the past few years that might have affected the cost of raw materials&;#63; Say‚ disruptions in the supply chain and INFLATION&;#63; It’s inscrutable. Nguyen offers no answers.  Likewise‚ WHY are interest rates higher than they were previously&;#63; Why did the Fed raise rates over the past few years&;#63; What unmentionable phenomenon were they trying to curtail by raising rates&;#63; Might this thing that Nguyen refuses to mention rhyme with schminflation&;#63; Maybe&;#63; Yes&;#63; Really‚ Nguyen manages to burn 2-plus minutes without saying much. The profiled lesbian couple balks at a new $85‚000 car and ends up buying two used cars. The insurance expert proffers that rates are higher because the cost of fixing a bumper increased tenfold due to all the sensors and whatnot. The dealership owner seems hopeful that incentives are coming back. But there is no WHY in all of that. Nguyen never gives it up‚ even as he closes his report by mentioning that repossessions are up and citing high prices and interest rates as the primary culprits. But we know the game Nguyen has been playing all along: The Floor is Hot Lava‚ but with mentioning Biden‚ inflation‚ and Bidenomics instead of touching the floor. This is how the media‚ in full Protect the Precious mode‚ manage to pull off a report on high prices and interest rates without ever mentioning inflation‚ or the president whose policies aggravated inflation and forced Fed rate increases. The title Regime Media is well-earned here. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned report as aired on CBS Weekend News on Sunday‚ April 21st‚ 2024: JERICKA DUNCAN: Drivers are facing the worst sticker shock in a generation. Take used car prices. They now average $25‚600. That's nearly 25% higher than five years ago. From loans to insurance‚ costs are soaring at every turn. In tonight's &;quot;Weekend journal&;quot; CBS's Jeff Nguyen in Los Angeles explains some of the reasons why. KAREN HOOD: Here we go. MARISSA HOOD: What do you think&;#63; KAREN HOOD: There you go. JEFF NGUYEN: Karen and Marissa Hood and baby Noah have been looking for a new car since January‚ only to find sticker shock. KAREN HOOD: Now you're looking at the payments and it's just kind of crazy. NGUYEN: Last month the average price of a new car was just under $47‚000. And the average new car payment was north of $700. Also in March‚ the average interest rate for a new car loan was more than 7%. Used‚ nearly 12%. As for finding something affordable -- IVAN DRURY: 20‚000 vehicles‚ dead. If you want a $20‚000 vehicle‚ you're buying a used car. NGUYEN: What will it take for prices to turn around&;#63; DRURY: In the end‚ if consumers don't buy‚ prices will go down. NGUYEN: Things may be turning around. Beau Boeckmann owns a car dealership group in Los Angeles where inventory has been sitting longer. BEAU BOECKMANN: Now we’re getting incentives back. Most of our interest rates are between 2.9% and 0%. NGUYEN: But then there’s the cost of insurance. The latest Consumer Price Index shows a 22% increase over last year. Safety features‚ do they affect insurance rates&;#63; JANET RUIZ: There's backup cameras‚ there's sensors. All these things cost quite a bit more to repair‚ so a bumper went from being a $1‚000 repair to maybe a $10‚ $20‚000 repair. NGUYEN: The Hoods recently purchased a used Tesla. They're looking to add a three-year-old Ford Explorer‚ priced at $40‚000. MARISSA HOOD: We were looking at new cars and we realized that we could get two used cars. NGUYEN: The New York Fed says auto loan delinquencies are at their highest level since 2008‚ because of higher prices and ballooning interest rates. Jeff Nguyen‚ CBS News‚ Los Angeles.  

Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas fired back in response to a Wall Street Journal editorial board piece titled &;quot;The GOP Isolationist Caucus.&;quot; According to the piece‚ Roy and 13 other House Republicans voted across the board against four of the bills that passed in the House on Saturday. The WSJ editorial board‚ which dubbed the list of the 14 House Republicans &;quot;the dishonor roll‚&;quot; claimed that the nation and the GOP &;quot;dodged a geopolitical disaster on Saturday with the House passage of military aid to allies in Europe‚ the Middle East and the Pacific.&;quot; &;quot;'Opinion - The GOP anti-open borders‚ anti-debt‚ &; anti-Hamas caucus.' Fixed it for you… but you won't care because you are fine with (unpaid for) war &; cheap labor (on the welfare state)‚ Americans be damned‚&;quot; Roy tweeted. — (@) In a statement about his votes‚ Roy said‚ &;quot;For months‚ House Republicans — specifically‚ Speaker Mike Johnson — have been unequivocal that we would not send billions in additional aid to Ukraine without securing our own border first. This package represents a complete reversal of a position that previously unified the Republican conference‚ despite the clear and present danger the southern border represents to U.S. national security.&;quot;Regarding his vote against a bill related to Israel aid‚ Roy said in the statement that &;quot;the Israel aid package was paired to gain Democrat support with over $9 billion in humanitarian aid to Gaza and other areas‚ which will certainly and inevitably find its way into the hands of Hamas — effectively funding both sides of the war and undermining Israel.&;quot;Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Actor Mark Hamill of &;quot;Star Wars&;quot; fame made the eyebrow-raising claim that President &;quot;Joe Biden is the best president we've ever had.&;quot;The post from Hamill‚ who played the character Luke Skywalker in multiple &;quot;Star Wars&;quot; films‚ has earned nearly 7 million views so far on X. — (@) &;quot;Not satire‚&;quot; Seth Dillon‚ CEO of the satire site the Babylon Bee‚ wrote when retweeting Hamill's post.&;quot;The galactic level of delusion or dishonesty necessary to even form that sentence Is gobsmacking‚&;quot; Jim Hanson wrote in response to Hamill's post.&;quot;Hollywood liberals like Mark Hamill think regular Americans are stupid. All it takes is one trip to the gas station or grocery store to know Joe Biden is a horrible President‚&;quot; Brigitte Gabriel wrote.&;quot;The Last Jedi is the worst Stars Wars movie we’ve ever had‚&;quot; Stephen Miller tweeted.&;quot;Worst Jedi mind trick ever‚&;quot; John Cooper wrote.Hamill‚ who is an outspoken Trump opponent‚ tweeted on April 1‚ &;quot;I was thinking of posting that I've changed my mind &; decided to join the MAGA crowd‚ then I remembered how much I dislike April Fool's jokes.&;quot;&;quot;I voted for four more years of an orange-free Oval Office‚&;quot; he wrote in a March 5 tweet‚ adding the hashtag &;quot;#BidenHarris2024&;quot; — (@) Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Chaotic Scene As NYPD Descends Upon NYU in Riot Gear‚ Arrests Dozens of Pro-Hamas Extremists

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