This is a picture of me and my kid brother, Anthony James Wiggins (a.k.a. Tony). Born on August 23, 1967, Tony passed away on January 15, 2016. May he rest in peace. Photo by Linda Mae Pickett. Edited by Mister Al.
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"Herukhuti is the dispenser of divine justice. It is the faculty that protects us from our enemies. It is the spiritual mechanism behind our physical and spiritual immunity and our ability to overcome the resistances of the physical environment.
In the same manner that our physical immunity cannot protect us if we violate the laws of our body (eat incorrectly, indulge in excesses, etc.), this part of our spirit cannot protect us from the injustices of others and from psychic invasion if we violate its law.
In conformity with the law that you reap what you sow, the [practitioner] at this state meditates on being just with others, and makes a commitment to confess to his peers and kin (not enemies) any injustice that has been done to another. The spiritual strength to carry this out awakens this faculty to its role of providing protection [for oneself and others]." -
Excerpts from The Metu Neter, Volume One by Ra Un Nefer Amen
Editor's note: In defining the influences of Herukhuti, Ra Un Nefer Amen states that the language of the Yoruba, Herukhuti is called, Ogun. Additionally, Herukhuti belongs to the planet Mars and assumes the attributes of astrological signs Aries & Scorpio. Finally, select attributes of Herukhuti can be directly traced to the teachings of Kundalini Yoga and the Dravidians.
Excerpts edited by Al Wiggins Jr:: Creator of The Destroyers (Data Mining Project) at The Destroyers (Data Mining Project)
Photo: Herukhuti (Earthwalker) by Al Wiggins Jr. 
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Explanation: The clouds surrounding the star system Rho Ophiuchi compose one of the closest star forming regions. Rho Ophiuchi itself is a binary star system visible in the light-colored region on the image right. The star system, located only 400 light years away, is distinguished by its colorful surroundings, which include a red emission nebula and numerous light and dark brown dust lanes. Near the upper right of the Rho Ophiuchi molecular cloud system is the yellow star Antares, while a distant but coincidently-superposed globular cluster of stars, M4, is visible between Antares and the red emission nebula. Near the image bottom lies IC 4592, the Blue Horsehead nebula. The blue glow that surrounds the Blue Horsehead's eye -- and other stars around the image -- is a reflection nebula composed of fine dust. On the above image left is a geometrically angled reflection nebula cataloged as Sharpless 1. Here, the bright star near the dust vortex creates the light of surrounding reflection nebula. Although most of these features are visible through a small telescope pointed toward the constellations of Ophiuchus, Scorpius, and Sagittarius, the only way to see the intricate details of the dust swirls, as featured above, is to use a long exposure camera.
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Explanation: Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the above imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion Scorpius. A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars on the upper right of the image center.
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Explanation: M7 is one of the most prominent open clusters of stars on the sky. The cluster, dominated by bright blue stars, can be seen with the naked eye in a dark sky in the tail of the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). M7 contains about 100 stars in total, is about 200 million years old, spans 25 light-years across, and lies about 1000 light-years away. The above deep exposure was taken from Hakos Farm in Namibia. The M7 star cluster has been known since ancient times, being noted by Ptolemy in the year 130 AD. Also visible are a dark dust cloud and literally millions of unrelated stars towards the Galactic center.
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"The Priest and I happen to be the same guy. The reason is simple, and I'll tell you why. When people sin, and they're not on the level, I don't hate the sinners. I go after the devils." Devils by Mister Al a.k.a.
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The moon is full. Morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Evening stars are Mars, Mercury, Neptune, Uranus and Venus.
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Operation Hyacinth: Dedicated to the memory of Sanford Jacob Fox. #OpHyacinth. Photo: Princezna Hyacinta by Alphonse Maria Mucha.
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I am a warrior Peace and justice light and fire ... I live on the moon, among the stars of heaven, Fight the enemy and evil. I fight against the injustices ... My skin is red, the armor is silver. My helmet, shield and my armor protect me all or wrong ... With my sword, armor and spear defeat the dragon ... My pennant is faith and courage, goodness and hope, truth and justice, my heart... My mission is divine, carry the message of peace and justice for the brothers defend small and wronged ... My name is revered on the battlefield. Can you call me Ogun or Jorge ...
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"Death is hard and comes From Beautiful Lady by Adriana Janaína Poeta Clube de Leitura dos Poetas / Imagem via Adriana Janaína Poeta
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The Light (© 2013 by Thomas Dodd )
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Anonymous Hades's insight:
If you have any information pertaining to this case, please contact the authorities immediately. Thank you.
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The latest guidance for Lightworkers, from our friends, the fifth and sixth dimensional Galactic and Angelic beings known as the Collective: Greetings,
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The brevity of the second, Atom and trajectory by Adriana Janaina Poeta (Excerpt).
English translation by Google. Photo via Adriana Janaina Poeta on Facebook.
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A dive
Diving and surface by ©Adriana Janaína Poeta
Anonymous Hades's insight:
"Through repetition of danger we grow accustomed to it. Water sets the example for the right conduct under such circumstances. It flows on and on, and merely fills up all the places through which it flows; it does not shrink from any dangerous spot nor from any plunge, and nothing can make it lose its own essential nature. It remains true to itself under all conditions. Thus likewise, if one is sincere when confronted with difficulties, the heart can penetrate the meaning of the situation. And once we have gained inner mastery of a problem, it will come about naturally that the action we take will succeed. In danger all that counts is really carrying out all that has to be done--thoroughness--and going forward, in order not to perish through tarrying in the danger." - The I Ching: K'an / The Abysmal (Water) (29).
"The Priest and I happen to be the same guy.
Photo by ©Enric Adrian Gener via Adriana Janaína Poeta
Updated April 3, 2017
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Explanation: Nebulae are as famous for being identified with familiar shapes as perhaps cats are for getting into trouble. No cat, though, could have created the vast Cat's Paw Nebula visible in Scorpius. The Cat's Paw Nebula is the glowing red nebula near the top of the above picture -- the lower nebula is NGC 6357. At 5500 light years distant, Cat's Paw is an emission nebula with a red color that originates from an abundance of ionized hydrogen atoms. Alternatively known as the Bear Claw Nebula or NGC 6334, stars nearly ten times the mass of our Sun have been born there in only the past few million years.
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Explanation: To some, the outline of the open cluster of stars M6 resembles a butterfly. M6, also known as NGC 6405, spans about 20 light-years and lies about 2,000 light years distant. M6, pictured above, can best be seen in a dark sky with binoculars towards the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius), coving about as much of the sky as the full moon. Like other open clusters, M6 is composed predominantly of young blue stars, although the brightest star is nearly orange. M6 is estimated to be about 100 million years old. Determining the distance to clusters like M6 helps astronomers calibrate the distance scale of the universe.
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Undine (© 2012 by Thomas Dodd ) For more information about this photo and more go to: www.ThomasDodd.com.
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A science station monitors the massive red star and its small companion at a distance more than twice the orbit of Pluto around the sun. The dark nebula... The Watcher of Antares
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L'enfant (© 2015 by Thomas Dodd ) Model - Aislin Freya Pax For more information about this photo and more go to: www.ThomasDodd.com.
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Succubus (© 2010 by Thomas Dodd ) Currently on display at the ArtErotico exhibition in Mendoza, Argentina. For more information about this photo, check out: www.ThomasDodd.com.
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The Cycle © 2011 by Thomas Dodd. Model - Anna Mae Kersey For more information about this photo and more go to: www.ThomasDodd.com.
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My Knight From My Knight by Adriana Janaína Poeta Imagem via Adriana Janaína Poeta
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"Her screams and her tears, still echo in my mind, Her look of agony and pain From Night of Agony by ©Marcelo Bernardo Clube de Leitura dos Poetas / Photo by ©Marcelo Bernardo
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Religion could never be used to justify violence, the pope told Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Hindu and Jewish representatives. “All too often, young people are being radicalised in the name of religion to sow discord and fear and to tear at the very fabric of society,” he said.
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