Social media is a cold world!!!
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This really show how complex our movement ability really is. We take it for granted, we don't acknowledge the part of us that enables our movement & coordination. It's not just the nervous system, there is more going on. The only time you get to undeniably perceive it is in the embryological stages of human development before the nervous system is even formed. The three primary germ layers, ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm, are formed during gastrulation, a critical phase of embryonic development. These layers differentiate from pluripotent stem cells and form the basis for all the body's organs and tissues. One cell differentiates into 30 to 40 trillion cells. The ectoderm firms first, then the mesoderm, then the endoderm which produces the nervous system.
The existence of the omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent agency that is responsible for our being is denied and unacknowledged. This is Cain killing Abel. And the esoteric meaning behind the ancient Greek's War of the Gods story. Romulus killing Remus, the origin of the Roman empire and our modern civilization, who turn their back on the supreme being to live their life based on their ego ambition. Caligula lifestyle hellbound on self-destruction. This unacknowledged part of us is what must be resurrected and reborn.
Know they self Negus, when the student is ready, the master will appear.
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