Imagine....

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That doesn't seem to contradict having peace in the world.

Peace , is a pipe dream.

Thank you, sweetheart! I simply posted it for the hope of world peace.

That is really sad. :-(

I looked up the meaning of his lyrics. He meant:

"A world at peace without the divisions of religion and nationality." Lennon himself stated that his song "did not discourage faith."

I take that to mean that you can follow your own religion and not be persecuted for it! For example, Christians can follow their religion without radical Muslims killing them!

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Peace is the easiest most natural thing to imagine. And we shouldn't really have to imagine what should be reality.

Conditioning to war has messed our planet up. BUT it can be eradicated especially once we get to recovering what awaits humanity in the Hall of Records.

It's not a Dream because it was left for us by our Grandcestors who knew full well that we'd get to THIS point.


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Here. Just sayin...


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Sorry, but the 1st words of the song are for me to imagine no Heaven.
And accept it. Lennon was a Communist clown.

A thousand years of Peace will come to Earth whan satan is bound for 1000 years.

And he laid hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand years, And cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal upon him, that he should deceive the nations no more, till the thousand years should be fulfilled: and after that he must be loosed a little season. Revelation 20:2-3

No hell below us. Above us only sky....

This is a fairly good interpretation:

John Lennon asks us to imagine that there’s no heaven and hell. He says we may have to try a little-because we have been spoon-fed that above us is the heaven and below us is the hell from our very childhoods. So it may need a little effort, but you can imagine it. And who teaches us of heaven and hell? Well, the religion. I’m not hating on any religion, but the chaos we have brought upon this world in the name of ‘religion’ is beyond justifiable under any faith. It’s as if, the world would have been a better place without religions.

We go to heaven or hell ‘tomorrow’-not today. What if people focused on the present? Living in the present? How would that impact our behavior? Would we treat people differently if we knew we had to endure the consequences of our actions today? We go to heaven or hell after our death. Well, what if we had to pay off our debts in this life itself? Would we still be doing all the inhumanities that we do today?

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Lenin, Lennon. They are the same.

Oh, and it's only going to get worse, so tighten your belt, Honey.

I edited my above post. Someone's interpretation of Lennon's lyrics of heaven and hell.

Honestly .I think it is just saber rattling at this point like n korea was.No one want's war. Hell I did not want boots on the ground in 2002 I knew we would be there 20 plus years.
Told a nam nurse then she just went blank.

I think Bill Clinton and George W Bush thought they if they would simply get rid of Saddam Hussein, everything would be good. People blame Bush, but Bill Clinton wanted to overthrow the government of Iraq. Bush went through with it, and yes...we're still there, and it's still a mess.

Read what Bill Clinton said in 1998:

President Clinton stated in February 1998:
Iraq admitted, among other things, an offensive biological warfare capability, notably, 5,000 gallons of botulinum, which causes botulism; 2,000 gallons of anthrax; 25 biological-filled Scud warheads; and 157 aerial bombs. And I might say UNSCOM inspectors believe that Iraq has actually greatly understated its production.
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The Act declared that it was the Policy of the United States to support "regime change." The Act was passed 360-38 in the U.S. House of Representatives and by unanimous consent in the Senate.

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I love that song, I had it played at my Dads funeral. My dad loved the Lord.

Miss him.....

Thanks for the song.

I like The Beatles a lot, and I liked Johns solo stuff as a kid. I do like the apparent positivity, but over time I realized it's infused with Communist ideology. John was very much a Communist in his later years.

I always took that song as you did Nutmeg. To me, it simply means to Imagine what the world would be like if. Thanks for the reminder, haven't heard that song in years.

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MKUltra much? Me too, in the beginning when I was brainwashed dork I liked them very much.

Sorry but it is all sound like fairly tale. Isn't this site still conspiracy site?
Read this, eye opening:
Gog, Magog and the Scroll of Bush

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Lennon's 'Imagine' inspired by a Cree Woman?

As Shirt remembers it, Lennon told her he wanted to support her cause, asking if there was a message she’d like him to convey to the world. She thought of the Cree words her grandmother often recited to her: “Keespin esa Kasakehetoyah, Kasetos-katoyah, Kawechehetoyah, Namoya Ka-no-tin-to-nanhoyo.”

The phrase translates as, ‘Imagine that if, there was no hate, if we loved each other, we loved one another, that there would be no war between us.’”
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I love that song, I had it played at my Dads funeral. My dad loved the Lord.

Miss him.....

Thanks for the song.




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Childhoods End.

My dad loved the Lord also! I would see him kneeling next to his bed saying his prayers. He was such a good guy. I know he's taking care of me. I'll be glad to see him again someday.