Carl Herman

Saint : a person of great holiness, virtue, or benevolence.  etymology of saint : Latin root of sacred : associated with divinity : proceeding from God or a god (with god/God associated with what is good ).  The qualities of a holy person include grounding thoughts, words, and actions with one’s highest ideals for virtue, and practice to live as a child of God in absolute confidence of being fully loved and supported.  If one has faith in a loving and all-powerful God, there is obviously no reason to fear anything created, for all comes from an all-powerful loving creator. Whatever exists, exists only and always because it is authorized by love for some powerful purpose. If something does not exist, its absence means that God does not support/allow it at this place and time. Look for yourself what exists. What do you see and can say about the biggest and most important aspects of being human on Earth at this time? Among what you see, consider with elegant simplicit

Janet Ossebaard has researched crop circles since 1995. Her powerful 13-minute demonstration of eleven factors of genuine crop circles that have no known explanation, nor have been replicated: Among these bio-anomalous qualities (footnotes at link): The immaculate patterns that refer to the highest forms in geometry The altered biochemical composition of the grain seeds and the soil The increase in the crystal structure of clay minerals in the soil, something that is "officially" only possible in sedimentary rock (2) The complex mutual weaving patterns in the flattened stalks (3), (4) The fact that they can apparently be formed within several minutes, even in fields which are constantly monitored (because every croppy would like to catch the makers in the act) (5) Some circles in the formations follow the uneven terrain. They are deformed in order to appear perfectly round from above. The fact that farmers sometimes see steam rise from freshly formed circ