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Communicators, Speakers, and Influencers: Defining the Roles

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Communicators, Speakers, and Influencers: Defining the Roles By Violette Blue, 28.09.2025 Communicators   are the architects of clear messaging. Their job is to convey information effectively across various formats—written, spoken, or visual. Think of corporate spokespeople, PR professionals, or content creators who shape messages that align with an organization’s mission and values. Their focus is on clarity and engagement, ensuring the audience understands the intended message. Speakers   are a subset of communicators but with a live, often direct, connection to an audience. They might appear at conferences, seminars, or events to inform, persuade, or entertain. Their strength lies in oratory skills, crafting their delivery to captivate listeners, often representing an institution or cause. Influencers   operate differently. They build personal brands and cultivate followings mostly on social media platforms. Their power comes from their perceived authenticity and relat...

Stages of Healing: How People Absorb News and Engage with the World Around Them

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Stages of Healing: How People Absorb News and Engage with the World Around Them By Violette Blue, 26.09.2025 In a world flooded with constant updates, breaking headlines, and endless conversations, the way we take in news—and the world around us—is deeply tied to where we are in our own healing journey. It’s not just about what’s happening out there; it’s about how we process it inside. From personal wounds to spiritual awakening, from emotional overwhelm to clear-eyed understanding, the stages people move through reveal a lot about their state of mind and heart. Stage One: Avoiding Drama and Emotional Overwhelm For many, the first stage is about retreating from the noise. These are often the people carrying deep, unhealed wounds—people just beginning their spiritual awakening. The world’s conflicts, whether political strife or natural disasters, feel too harsh, too raw to face head-on. They seek peace and harmony so strongly that they turn away from anything that stirs anger or pain. ...

Israel: The Struggle, the Faith, and the Weight of Being Chosen

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Israel: The Struggle, the Faith, and the Weight of Being Chosen By Violette Blue, 23.09.25 The name Israel carries deep meaning—"He who struggles with God" or "God contends." This isn’t just an ancient label stuck to a biblical figure; it’s a story that continues to echo through centuries, shaping the identity of a nation and its people. The Biblical Origin: Wrestling with God Jacob’s night-long wrestling match with God wasn’t just a physical struggle. It was a test of strength, faith, and character. When God renamed Jacob to Israel, it marked a transformation. This man who wrestled with the divine had proven himself strong, vigilant, and faithful—qualities that God deemed worthy. This wasn’t a casual blessing; it was a call to a life marked by challenge, resilience, and purpose.  Jacob, founder of the twelve tribes of Israel. Israel meaning: "He who struggles with God" or "God contends." ("Isra" meaning struggle, "El" meaning...

What is Worshipping and Idolatry? How to find the True Living God, the Well of all Blessings.

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Finding and Worshipping the True God: A Journey from Distraction to Deep Connection By Violette Blue, 15.09.2025 Worship is more than rituals or words — it’s where we put our focus and energy. The first commandment in Exodus 20:3 says it plainly: "You shall have no other gods before me." This isn’t just about avoiding statues or idols. It’s about where our hearts and minds settle, what blocks us from the one true God, the living source of all life. The Danger of False Focus and Idolatry When we put anything before God — whether objects, symbols, or even people — we risk losing sight of what really matters. Idolatry can sneak in disguised as luck charms, ancient symbols, or even popular culture. Some people focus on symbols like the evil eye, Egyptian cat icons, or pendants of the “tree of life,” not realizing that behind these symbols can lie stories and energies that pull us away from God’s pure light. Take the “tree of life” for example. Most know it as a symbol of growth, ...

Alien UFO Sightings: Locations and History, Including the Newest Finds

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Alien UFO Sightings: Locations and History, Including the Newest Finds, Personal Experience with UFOs. By Violette Blue, 07.09.2025 Alien UFO sightings have long captured the imagination of people worldwide. From mysterious lights in the sky to alleged encounters with strange craft, these phenomena have sparked countless stories, investigations, and debates. Some places have become legendary hotspots for these sightings, each with its own unique history and allure. Let’s dive into some of the most famous locations—and spotlight some of the newest discoveries shaking up the UFO scene. Classic Hotspots with a Rich History Roswell, New Mexico No list of UFO sightings is complete without Roswell. The 1947 incident, where an alleged flying saucer crashed nearby, quickly became a symbol of government secrecy and extraterrestrial visitors. Whether you believe in alien visitors or not, Roswell has become a cultural landmark, drawing curious visitors to its museums and annual UFO festivals. Ren...

Top Ten Lists of Lost Civilizations Legends and Myths.

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Ten Civilizations that were wiped off the Map: By Violette Blue, 05.09.2025 1. Atlantis: A legendary island mentioned by Plato, said to have sunk into the ocean. It symbolizes advanced civilization and societal collapse. 2. Lemuria: A hypothetical lost continent proposed in the 19th century, believed to have existed in the Indian or Pacific Oceans. It’s often linked to theories of ancient human origins. 3. Babylon: Once a major city-state in ancient Mesopotamia, known for its impressive architecture and the Hanging Gardens. It fell to various conquerors and eventually declined. 4. Harappa: Part of the Indus Valley Civilization, Harappa was a sophisticated urban center known for its advanced drainage systems and grid layout. It declined around 1900 BCE. 5. Machu Picchu: An Incan citadel located in the Andes Mountains, often referred to as a lost city due to its remote location and rediscovery in the early 20th century. 6. Stonehenge: While not a civilization, this prehistoric monum...