For Grief Awareness month, the Ita Coalition has put together a event full of activities to honor this month, as well as a few vendors who will be selling their wares.
Come support, and enjoy yourself.
It's located at The Congregation in the basement.
9321 Rosa Parks, Detroit
I just found out this morning that Memphis, Tennessee just lost power.
In the following video, she mentions 12 other states that have no power, that mainstream media has not even mentioned. From what she mentioned: California, Nevada, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, have lost power.
Most people who hear people talk about Reptilians think that those people are "weird". But, if you are a reader of my blog, then you know I talk about these beings. The theory is not that far off if you've read my ARB (Alien Races Book) blog.
You honestly think you're the only thing on a hard rock being held stationary in space? With all the Universes that exist. You are in just one of them. Space is infinite.
If you think this is "weird", because your intellect has not caught up yet, then the rest of this blog is not going to be for you.
Now, that is out of the way, let's talk about the Draconians. They are not like the Reptilians, even though everyone is starting to know who the Reptilians are.
The Draconians don't like to be on the same level as the Reptilians, for they are smarter, strategic, and faster. They consider the Reptilians to be beneath them. The Draconians are a warrior class.
There are movies that portray them such as:
Jupiter Ascending
Draconian Hunters (2024)
Doctor Who: Frontier in Space (1973)
The Draconian Emipre: A Humanoid Race In Media and Television Throughout The Ages
Iron Sky: The Coming Race (2019)
Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005)
It is said that they were here before all other Extraterrestrial beings started to descend upon the Earth. Which is the reason behind the Orion Wars. It's why we have deserts where they were once lush, green, vibrant lands.
These beings are originally from Alpha Draconis. Their purpose: To conquer new territories, suppress rebellions, and enforce ideological domination. That was the purpose when they sought to take over Lyra.
The Dracos home world is said to have become barren, overpopulated, with no resources. The Draconians are considered to be a species that operates under a Service-to-Self mentality. Meaning as long as their needs are served they care less about anything or anyone else.
How did the war start with Lyra?
The narrative is that there were some who broke away because of how brutal they were. The Draconians went on the hunt to track down these Reptilians that broke away, so they could be dealt with. The land on the planets in the Draco constellation were barren, so they went to look to take over a new planet. They came upon Lyra, with its lush land, and resources that were governed by a humanoid race. They had no were to go. They started aggressive, unprovoked conflicts with the Lyrians. To harvest the resources, and enslave the people.
(This feels familiar.)
The Lyrians decided to fight back and joined forces with Pleadian, and Arturian humanoids.
The War was fought in space, that would eventually make its way to the Earth. Worlds were being destroyed in the Lyrian Constellation. Which led Lyrians to flee.
Why? It was the final battleground. It's were the refugees fled, and the place were they would be genetically controlled.
Why do I speak of their story? Because in writing the History of the Marriage License Blog, I find similarities in who these disagreeable Draconians are, that make up some modern day humans.
The movie, Reptilian: The War To Save Us All, linked below, brought up this story as well.
Are all Draconians or Reptilians out to harm humanity? No. You have good and bad in everything. That's the duality of all this. The world itself is duality. Night and day. Right and wrong. Good and bad. Up and down.
This movie was very well done. If you're into Sci-Fi stuff like I am, because innately your gut says it's true even though society says it's not, then I think that you'll enjoy this.
Reptilian: The War To Save Us All (movie)
There are other beings who have existed on this plane, and still do. Will it take you to see something other than human to believe, or are you one who is born with an innate knowing?
Back in 2008, I came across a video called, Codex Alimentarius. I watched not fully understanding what I was looking at, other than it was related to the quality and safety of our food.
The name of the video would come back to mind at random times throughout the years.
I'm sitting in bed, and the video comes to mind again. I'm looking it up trying to find it on Google, and then I go through my Playlist, and I come across it.
The video was filmed in 2005, by a woman named Dr. Rima. The title of her video, Codex Alimentarius. Codex Alimentarius is the name of the organization that was created by the United Nations in 1963 by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Did you know that this organization existed, and that they are over the food? Let me introduce them to you a little more.
Codex Alimentarius means Food Code. There are currently 189 member countries, who are participating in this along with the United States. If you're intetested in who the Member countries are, you can go here.
Along with, "230 Observers (intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations and United Nations agencies)." In case you didn't know the United Nations sits in New York City, but it is considered a separate entity from the United States. Let that sit with you for a minute.
Codex Alimentarius is a, "collection of international standards, guidelines and codes of practice to protect the health of consumers and ensure fair practices in the food trade. Codex standards are used worldwide to harmonize national food safety regulations and are recognized in the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Measures as the international reference point for food safety."
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) are the ones who estabished Codex Alimentarius, "to protect consumer health and promote fair practices in food trade. The legitimacy and universality of Codex standards depend on the effective participation of all Codex Members."
This means these member countries can share their food with us, and we can share our food with them. International trade of goods.
According to the FAO's website this is how they assist Codex to work. "
By D. I.Muhammad
Two days ago I came across this woman's page. Aja was telling how Gary had a storm and now the residents have no power or water.
The news may have briefly touched the subject. I don't watch the news any more. No one around me is speaking about it.
It's now been 9 days, and the residents are sitting in the dark, under a boil your water advisory. The only influencer that I've seen come out and talk about this is food critic, Keith Lee.
While watching the woman's video I kept hearing, “land grab”, “they're looking for something”.
I ran across a video stating a fire may have caused the outage. So, my question is. “How bad was the storm that it had a utility pole up in flames? Why are they discovering this now? Why haven't other states come to assist Gary, Indiana to get the power on? What resources does Gary, Indiana actually sit on? Does the water treatment run on the electricity? If so, why wasn't power at least restored there first?
In nine days, some part of Gary should have had power stored. This feels like a Flint, MI incident with the water, and Louisiana when the power went down during Katrina.
Be safe Gary,Indiana.
By D. I. Muhammad
"It had been a while since she was with a man. A man that she liked, and didn't mind being in his presence. They talked all night about everything. The conversation flowed with ease. The energy felt right. He spoke and lightly touched her hand, moving it back, as he was making a point in their conversation. In that brief movement she felt her skin tingle, as a rush of energy flowed through her body."
That stroke on the hand, that felt like a light tingle that surged through her body was actually her nerves that were being activated. These nerves are known as C-Tactile fibers. C-Tactile fibers are nerves that react to gentle, soft touches. These nerves stimulate emotional affectionate touch, that brings in the feeling of safety, and comfort.
The gentle caresses, strokes, bypass the conscious mind, directly signaling the emotional centers of the brain were the Vagus Nerve wakes up. Your heart rate slows and your nervous system drops its guard.
Cortisol Crashes, making the low-grade anxiety of daily life evaporate.
Oxytocin Floods your brain being hit with a massive wave of the "bonding hormone," creating an instant sense of absolute safety and belonging.
This is why the touch of a hand, a caress down your back, or thigh, feels electric. Sex is driven by pure hormones, and the feeling can feel fleeting and for the moment. But touch is more intimate than sex. It can signal safety, if both parties are mutually aligned with one another.
But, what if that desire for touch is not there for weeks? Months? Years?
Out of sheer loneliness, you open a dating app. Call that person you said you would not mess with any more. You aren't actually looking for love, and you don’t even want sex. Your body is screaming for a human touch. It's a real thing. It's also known as touch deprivation, and touch starvation. It's, "a deep and painful need for physical contact with other living beings."
This is where the biological need could become dangerous. When people suffer from severe skin hunger, they can become desperate. The need to feel a body in close proximity, that after sex, could feel temporarily gratifying, but mentally knowing the long term with that person is nonexistent.
When a touch-starved person finally receives physical contact, that oxytocin rush is so overwhelming that it acts like a drug, completely blinding their judgment.
This triggers a destructive loop:
• The Mistake: We mistake the intense physical relief of finally being touched for a deep, genuine compatibility with the person touching us.
• The Sexualization: Because modern society heavily restricts platonic touch between adults, we use sex as the only acceptable gateway to be held.
• The Trap: We end up stuck in relationships we don’t actually want. Our minds know the partner is a terrible match, but our bodies are terrified of returning to the cold baseline of touch starvation. We stay for the skin-to-skin contact, not the relationship.
But what happens when that tingle is missing for years? For those still caught in the hypersexualized loop, this lack can morph into a frantic, intimate desperation. The use of sex is like a blunt instrument used just to feel held, throwing one's self into connections that drain.
But there is another side to this silence.
For those who have walked the path of long-term celibacy or abstinence, living without a partner for a decade or more, the absence of touch doesn't breed desperation. It breeds a profound, quiet discernment.
When you exist in that space, your standard for who is allowed near you fundamentally changes. You are no longer starving; you are selective. You become hyper-aware of energy. Because your space hasn't been crowded by casual physical noise, you can read the room instantly. You know exactly who is safe enough to touch you, who is allowed to cross that threshold, and who is strictly barred from it.
Individuals practicing intentional celibacy, who often still get their tactile needs met through friends, family, or pets. True skin hunger is an involuntary deprivation.
With discernment, one can still deeply crave touch, and romance, but they now understand who is worthy of being in their presence, and who should have that honor.
One might desire their hands, their presence, and their warmth, even if a formal commitment isn't on the table for them or for you.
For one who is abstinent, this isn't a compromise born of desperation; it is an honest acknowledgment of being human. It's recognizing that our bodies have an independent need for tactile comfort, and when we are grounded in our own selves, we can pursue or accept that touch with absolute clarity. We aren't looking for someone to save us from our loneliness; we are looking for a specific, safe resonance.
Sex can be performed, but safe touch cannot be faked. The body knows the difference. Gentle touch requires us to lower our guard completely and allow another human’s energy to meet our own.
Whether a person is driven by the frantic hunger of deprivation or guided by the sharp intuition of long-term solitude, the truth remains the same. Touch is the most raw, natural, seductive, and necessary form of intimacy we have. It is the ultimate language of safety, for both men and women, and only you hold the key to who gets to speak it to you.
Music Selection
If you want to sit with this feeling a bit longer, press play on Kem’s 'Human Touch.' Let the music remind you of the raw, seductive beauty of lowering your guard, only when the energy is exactly right.
