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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2023 · 51 MIN

How to be humans (original rockets) on Earth

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Humans are supposed to learn detachment from complementary supportive systems so they have the oomph enough to become satellites orbiting their own path around the Sun, like Planets having life enough, like Earth, sustaining the fabric of time and space, like a spaceship in which little stars grow hopefully well enough to become a black hole one day who would spaceship another universe (galaxy) who keeps its stars and adjacent galaxies’ universe growing healthy, wealthy, wise so #humanityacrossboundaries inspires AllThatThereIs to create more Earths to park our bums on. If humans don’t grow big enough to become bosons (whole and complete perfectly imperfect people who can keep it together like lock and key with their complementary partners and maintaining their marriage with life by the male and female dynasties in the life they keeping it harmoniously together without diseases, being poor or dying in any way) big enough to be #LordOfTheRings (all of the sacred geometry rings by ongoing being the lord of the first ring, so the boson you are becomes a Universe-size Boson who ensures everlasting healthy, wealthy, wise happily ever after fairy tale of a marriage to AllThatThereIs. My complementary partner’s name is Nikhil so I have a life that’s a MessageToMillions, like Mr. M K Gandhi lived a lifetime to come up with a sentence that said, ‘my life is my message to the world, which I have the privilege to quote to convey the message of how to live on Planet Earth.

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