December 13, 2020

Willfull Blindness

This from Lou Koncsol:

Naïveté - A Lack of Biblical Discernment or Blatant Sin?

None of us, even regenerated believers, are as wise as we think. Oftentimes, rather than objectivity employing the Word of God as the standard for plausibility or possibility we instead succumb to our own prejudices.

"Where’s the proof of tampering? Show me the proof!”, cries out the indignant champion of truth. Yet, to dismiss even the possibility of such happening via Satan and those countless persons who are willing members of his counter-kingdom is worse than being naive; it is opposing God’s truth.

Consider living in a poor state in the early 1900s during a drought in the northern part of the state. Yet you hear reports of people saying they’ve seen water down south in the state. Would it be reasonable to simply conclude such claims are ridiculous and unfounded? Or, could it be possible there is no existing infrastructure allowing the water the means to be delivered to the entire state?

One can read The Beijing News for months with no references whatsoever to the real, current atrocities of the Chinese Communist Party being committed against an oppressed citizenry. Are these realities nonexistent?

There are numerous testimonies, some by historically reliable persons, of very suspicious activities during the 2020 National Election, and even testimony of blatant illegality witnessed firsthand.

I am merely suggesting from a Biblical viewpoint to consider the possibility, not even the likelihood considering what is at stand in the larger context, of the reality.

Perhaps like our irrigation illustration the evidence does not get to where it is needed (whether state or federal jurisdiction) or the objective facts do not receive unbiased national reporting because the conduits involved are not working as they ought. Enough corrosion in existing waterlines can cause collapses and the inability for vital water to reach its necessary destination.

Corruption in politics affecting national media, banking both national and global, education, medicine, and practically every institution within our culture can transform the conduits of life-sustaining truth into sewer lines of manipulative deception.

Simply something to consider, as a Biblical possibility. All of us must guard against pride as our filter to discern truth, since pride leaves us without any real standard at all but our sinful, fallible selves.

P.S.- Politics, propaganda, and innate prejudices have poisoned our judgement. Christians rely on the eyewitness accounts superintended by the Holy Spirit as sufficient evidence to answer the unbeliever, and rightly so. The jury gives great weight, as does the Word of God, to collaborating testimony to establish fact. Yet, sinful subjectivism can have even those claiming tenets of Biblical orthodoxy abandon Biblical orthopraxy. The sad reality is should the naysayer be wrong about so consequential a matter then he must understand like the ostrich which places its head in a dry hole not only is it unable to drink water but defend itself against the approaching lion.

Koncsol:



Tim adds:

Bravo Lou! Very, very well said! The Christian faith is entirely based on eyewitness accounts; it's the main evidence we have. I might add I've never been to Timbuktu but it doesn't mean it's not there. Why is it now we are supposed to ignore multiple witnesses?

"To doubt everything, or, to believe everything, are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection."

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1 Can You Make Sun Rocks Or Moon Rocks At Home?

There are two highly potent cannabis concoctions that everyone wants to get their hands on these days. It’s not clear dabs, or the strongest indica strain, or weed lotion…though all of those are popular too. This new trend was seemingly conceived in an imaginative cannabis lover’s fever dream. These two potent and trending products are called Moon Rocks and Sun Rocks, and they combine some of the most potent cannabis products on the market into one epic cannabis nug.

While we don’t sell moon rocks or sun rocks at our Pueblo, Colorado dispensaries or our Trinidad dispensary, we do have the supplies you need to make them on your own. And the process is way easier than you think!

We’ll walk you through everything you need to know about making a DIY moon rock and sun rock. Weed will never look the same to you again!

What Are Moon Rocks?

Moon Rocks came bursting onto the scene in earnest thanks to a couple of well-known rap stars. Snoop Dogg told the world that moon rocks got him too high… can you imagine that? A cannabis product that’s too potent for the reigning king of green is pretty legendary. And another well-known rapper, Kurupt, started producing his own version. So what are moon rocks and how are they so potent?

Moon rocks are basically a cannabis nug on steroids. A moon rock is a dense cannabis bud soaked in cannabis-infused oil, then coated in powdery kief (the residue left over after grinding cannabis flower). The combination of these three layers make moon rocks incredibly potent.

DIY Moon Rocks – Shopping List

Cannabis flower of your choice

Cannabis-Infused Oil

Cannabis Kief

Note: Kief isn’t something you can find for sale in most dispensaries. You’ll need a grinder with a kief catcher to help you collect enough of the powdery residue to fully coat a cannabis nug. At The Spot 420, we’ve got a robust selection of 420 accessories, including grinders, to help you start catching that kief.

Homemade Moon Rocks Recipe

Step 1: Head to The Spot 420’s Pueblo recreational dispensary or our Trinidad, Colorado dispensary to pick from our huge selection of top-grade cannabis flower and cannabis oil. Colorado cannabis is our specialty and we’ll help you pick a dense nug that can work well as your base and a cannabis oil that will pair well.

Step 2: Determine how much kief you have available. It can take a while to save up enough to fully coat a cannabis bud, so the amount you have will determine the size of cannabis nug you should use as the base. If you only have a little bit, you’ll need to make your moon rock with a small bud.

Step 3: Hold the cannabis bud by the stem. Use a tincture dropper to fully coat the cannabis nug as you use the stem to rotate.

Step 4: Pour the kief onto a small plate. While the cannabis oil is still wet, use the stem again to rotate the nug in the kief until coated.

Step 5: Leave the moon rock to completely dry on a piece of parchment paper. When it’s done drying, break up the nug and use it as a base for a joint or toss some in a glass pipe!

What Are Sun Rocks?

Before we get into a DIY recipe, let’s talk about what a sun rock even is. A sun rock is basically a fancier version of a moon rock For an in-depth explanation, check out our article explaining everything you need to know.

Think of a sun rock as the fancier, more potent version of a moon rock. They are typically made with top shelf products only and are coated in twice the amount of cannabis kief as a moon rock.

But the main difference between sun rocks vs. moon rocks has to do with the cannabis strain used. Traditionally, each product used to make sun rocks will be of the OG Kush variety. That being said, this isn’t the only sun rocks strain you can use. There is a whole family of OG cannabis strains that you can choose from and they will all make for a fantastic high and flavor.

DIY Sun Rocks – Shopping List

OG Kush cannabis flower

OG Kush cannabis oil

OG Kush kief (you’ll need twice the amount for a Sun Rock)

Homemade Sun Rocks Recipe

Step 1: Plan a trip to The Spot 420’s Pueblo dispensary or our Trinidad dispensary to pick from our curated collection of top shelf OG strains, including the bestseller Durango OG. We’ve got delicious OG oils to match too!

Step 2: Look at your kief supply. How much kief you have will determine how large of a cannabis bud you should start with. Remember: Sun rocks have twice the amount of kief on them as moon rocks.

Step 3: Once you’ve chosen the perfect OG nug to start, grab it by the stem. Use a tincture dropper to carefully cover the bud as you rotate it by the stem.

Step 4: Pour the kief onto a small plate. Grab the oil-coated bud by the stem and rotate it in the kief until its fully covered.

Step 5: Let the coated nug completely dry on a piece of parchment paper before enjoying. Once it’s dry, break it open and pack a pipe or a joint!

Now you know how to make moon rocks and sun rocks on your own. Stop by The Spot 420 recreational dispensaries to get all the top shelf cannabis flower and oil you’ll need to make these potent little nugs,https://darknetweedstore.com/?s=how+to+make+sun+rocks


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