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[[Inner Violence]] is thought forms, belief systems of the [[Predator Mind]], many which are sourced from the unresolved conflicts in the [[Three Layers of Ego]], which promote all forms of violent actions or [[Aggression|aggressive behaviors on the external. | [[Inner Violence]] is thought forms, belief systems of the [[Predator Mind]], many which are sourced from the unresolved conflicts in the [[Three Layers of Ego]], which promote all forms of violent actions or [[Aggression|aggressive behaviors]] on the external. | ||
[[Inner Violence]] towards the self and others, promotes external methods of violence, there is no possibility of knowing God through intentional and premeditated violence, such as the [[Blood Sacrifice]] of a human being. There is no such thing as a Holy War or Just War. For the last two thousand years the NAA agenda has been to spread violent religions across the earth with the primary use of Christianity and Islam worshippers who are numbered in the billions. | [[Inner Violence]] towards the self and others, promotes external methods of violence, there is no possibility of knowing God through intentional and premeditated violence, such as the [[Blood Sacrifice]] of a human being. There is no such thing as a Holy War or Just War. For the last two thousand years the NAA agenda has been to spread violent religions across the earth with the primary use of Christianity and Islam worshippers who are numbered in the billions. | ||