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Throwback post. 2019-08-18 21:07:31.

Why is it that people that are Pheomelanin dominate are so violent and abusive toward nature and other humans?!

Do you know the difference between those that are Eumelanin dominate and those that are Pheomelanin dominate?!

Eumelanin is Selenium based... Pheomelanin is Sulphur Based!

Pheomelanin also turns carcinogenic in the sun ☀️

The sun enriches those with Eumelanin ✊🏾 and activates your Pineal Gland or 3rd Eye 👁

The pineal gland is a tiny organ, about the size of a grain of rice, buried deep in the center of the brain.

Although it is small, humans have long attributed great significance to it, believing it possesses the secret to deep insights and spiritual enlightenment.

The pineal gland is known to become calcified. This may be because the pineal gland is outside of the blood-brain barrier, leaving it vulnerable to environmental pollutants and poor diet.

What are the spiritual consequences of the calcified pineal gland?

It could block people from their natural ability to connect to the divine plane.

This could also play a role in culture differences as some are natural Xenophobes while those that are Xenophilia get taken advantage of 🤨

It has been proven that Pheomelanin dominates are more likely to have Calcified Pineal Glands!

In case you don’t know... Xenophobia is an antonym of xenophilia. Xenophilia is an antonym of xenophobia. As nouns the difference between xenophilia and xenophobia is that xenophilia is an attraction or love of foreign people, manners or culture while xenophobia is a fear of strangers or foreigners.

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2019-08-18 22:18:16
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