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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2021 · 24 MIN

Domestic violence through outside food

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Mr.Nikhil Kumar in his song, Ninnade olavinalli, asks why the beloved goes off on her own passions leaving love high and dry. Domestic disharmony has been a primary reason for why perhaps Queen wrote Bohemian Rhapsody but definitely why Meristem Intelligence®️ took non-violence as a primary modus vivendi in facilitating #hmanityacrossboundaries. It’s just culturally healthy to focus on domestic harmony than fight border security issues here internal immunity issues causes external inflammatory issues that needs antibiotic treatment and lots of money that needs to be made to support protection across boundaries. This is perhaps a way to say we have our economies the way they are to support entropy, when our economies needs to be there to support harmony. We may be facing difficulty in maintaining harmony because we are focus on the borders than our domestic hearths. Eating food from home microbially cultures the values required to sanely grow healthily centered from genetic ancestral humane values, closer to our roots, and then reaching out across our boundaries to hold hands with those outside our borders so we learn through cultural exchanges that has us be healthier, wealthier, wiser together - Ubuntu - one for all all for one. Sha-anthi {end of placid insensitized bliss masquerading as tranquility causing insensitivity; all of this a.k.a awakening}. Time to evolve into being humane in creating humane societies for #humanityacrossboundaries🙂.

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