"A person who likes spending time at home rather than going out with friends or travelling to different places" --dictionary.cambridge.org
Inanna, Sumerian goddess
Priority request. "the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of love, war, and fertility. She is also associated with beauty, sex, divine law, and political power" -- wikipedia
groundskeeper
Request: I recently got a job as a groundskeeper and so far it is very fun work, being outside and working with trees and plants all day.
statement: physical proximity doesn't mean spiritual exposure
Priority request: Because we are only subject to what we hold in mind.
Sylvia Salow
"a soul healer, activator, and author. Her mission is to help you remember your original self and move upward along the ascension spiral." Priority request.
T/F: earthquakes in Italy are warning signs for a potential super volcano eruption
The caldera... has been jolted by more than 1,100 earthquakes in the last month alone, including a 4.0 trembler on Monday [Oct. 2] and a 4.2 magnitude quake [the week prior]... the strongest in the area for four decades -- reuters
Tagesschau (news)
a German national and international television news service. By request.
breath testing (calibration technique)
Request: Like with muscle testing, it seems that when truth is held, it is easier to breathe and with falsehood the breathing becomes labored or even stops in certain cases. Is this a valid way to test for truth?
Knock Shrine, Ireland
Request: The Virgin Mary is reported to have appeared here many times, and a popular pilgrimage for Irish Catholics.
statement: all issues are spiritual issues
Is it possible to address spiritual issues only and thereby resolve all issues?
Mike Johnson, US Speaker of the House
elected speaker Wednesday by the full House on a first vote. Johnson, a relatively unknown, staunchly conservative Republican, succeeds Rep. Kevin McCarthy -- wapo.com
average number of human lifetimes for CC community members
Priority request.
The Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follett
Priority request. Set in the 12th century... the book traces the development of Gothic architecture out of the preceding Romanesque architecture, and the fortunes of the [fictional] Kingsbridge priory and village against the backdrop of historical events -- wikipedia