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According to Nikola Tesla, spheres are amplifiers, so Slim Spurling decided to add beads to some Tensor Rings to amplify their beneficial effects. 

Tensor rings hold an incredible power especially if the correct dimensions are used which are cubits. If you're looking for real copper with no film and the correct cubits size for natural powerful frequencies, you can find them here. https://cu-bits.org/

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Metekhi Castle, Georgia

This is what this castle, built in the 5th century by King Vakhtang I Gorgasali, looked like in 1930, still hidden beneath the surface.

Although today there is hardly any trace left of its former monumentality and it has undergone several reconstructions over the centuries, it is a place of interest for tourists visiting the city of Tbilisi.

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Atlantis: Beyond the Pillars, Before the Flood

The only detailed account of Atlantis comes from Plato—first in Timaeus, then Critias. He places it beyond the Pillars of Heracles, larger than Libya and Asia combined, with concentric rings of land and water, advanced technology, monumental architecture, and a structured society that had once lived in harmony with the divine. Then came its decline—moral, not just material—and its destruction by flood and fire.

Modern scholars often frame it as allegory, a philosophical metaphor for hubris. But Plato was clear: he called it a true story, passed down through Egyptian priests and recorded by Solon. He gave names, measurements, locations, even the exact number of years—9,000 before Solon’s time. It wasn’t vague. It was specific.

Whether Atlantis was a memory, a distortion, or a deliberate preservation of something older, Plato treated it as real. And for over two thousand years, so did many others—until the modern world decided it knew better.

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The Holy House of Loreto looks like it was built by Angels. It comprises three walls of stacked stones and is safeguarded beneath an ornate Renaissance-era basilica. It is believed that Mary grew up in this house and that the Annunciation took place in it.

So, how did the walls get to Loreto? For many centuries, tradition held that Angels miraculously carried the Holy House from Nazareth to Loreto. Throughout the basilica are numerous artistic depictions of angels flying over the seas with the house.

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The Sea of ​​rocks in the Lautertal

According to legend, a long time ago two giants lived in Odenwald, one on Felsberg called Felshocker and one on Hohenstein, called Steinbeißer.

One day the two giants got into an argument and threw huge stones at each other. Unfortunately, Felshocker came off worse because he had fewer stones than Steinbeißer and was buried under the sea of ​​rocks. Local legends say to this day, you can still sometimes hear him roaring.

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Hair Remembers What Skin Can’t Feel

Across cultures and centuries, hair has been treated as more than dead matter. It’s been grown, protected, braided, covered, offered. Warriors kept it long. Monastics shaved it off. The body produces it without pain, but rarely without meaning.

Some Indigenous accounts describe hair as an extension of the nervous system—a sensory tool that reaches beyond the skin. Stories from the Vietnam War tell of Native scouts who performed with unexplainable precision—until their hair was cut. Afterward, their awareness changed. Reaction times slowed. The sense of danger that once came without thinking became dull or delayed.

Science doesn’t formally recognize this connection. Hair is considered biologically inert, but traditions across the world say otherwise. They treat it as antenna, as memory, as signal. Not symbolic—but functional. A kind of listening the body still remembers, even if the language has been lost.

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The quarry in Nokogiri mountain, Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan

It is probably the melted remnants of a huge brick structure.

Mr. Kao has been studying meltology for the past 20 years.

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Excreta Mechanica, or the Anatomy of a Credible Lie

In 1739, Jacques de Vaucanson unveiled a mechanical duck that could eat, digest, and defecate. At least, that’s what the public believed. It flapped its wings, craned its neck, and pecked at grain with lifelike precision. Inside, a network of bellows, gears, and tubes imitated digestion. It was an automaton—but not a novelty.

Vaucanson was part of a larger current in Enlightenment thought: the idea that the body, even the soul, might be reducible to mechanism. The duck wasn’t built to entertain—it was built to provoke. If life could be imitated this closely, then what was life? And what separated man from machine?

Though later it was revealed that the digestion was an illusion—the excrement pre-loaded, not processed—the point remained. Vaucanson had built something that blurred the boundary, not just between nature and artifice, but between body and system. The duck worked because the world was ready to believe it could.

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Blue eyes are more sensitive to light but do allow one to see better in the dark. Brown eyes have more melanin which has pigments that can protect against bright sunlight. Blue eyes contain much less of these pigments in the frontal layer of the iris.

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Sunlight is vital for life, unfortunately many have been fear mongered into using protection against the sun. Excessive shade can have negative impacts on the health of our eyes and overall well-being. 

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The Year the City Couldn’t Stop Dancing

In the summer of 1518, a woman stepped into the street in Strasbourg and began to dance. She didn’t stop. Within days, dozens had joined her—arms flailing, feet blistered, bodies collapsing from exhaustion, then rising again to continue. No music. No joy. Just motion, without rest or reason.

By the end of the month, reports say hundreds were dancing. Some died from it. The city brought in musicians, thinking it might help them sweat the sickness out. It didn’t. The movement continued, strange and relentless, before fading as suddenly as it began.

Theories came later—mass hysteria, ergot poisoning, psychological stress. Each one tries to hold it in place. But the records remain: official notes, physicians’ reports, chroniclers trying to describe what couldn’t be explained. Something took hold that summer. It moved through bodies, not minds. And no one—not then, not now—can say exactly what it was.

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Communism is a worldwide dilemma. "Label Them A Nazi Or Fascist"
Their methods don't change. If you tell the truth, you're a nazi, a fascist and an anti-semite.

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The mainstream fossilization theory has been a deliberate manipulation of the fossil records. We see how it can also occur over a quick period of time.

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The Children Were Put on Trains and Sent Away

Between 1854 and 1929, an estimated 250,000 children were taken from cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago and sent west by rail. Most came from overcrowded orphanages, tenements, or the streets. Some had no parents. Others had parents who were poor, sick, or simply not consulted.

The program was called benevolent. Charities and religious groups said they were rescuing children—giving them a chance at fresh air, open land, and honest work. But records show how loosely it was managed. Children were displayed at depots and town halls, chosen by farmers and families, sometimes adopted, often used as labor. Siblings were separated. Names were changed. Paperwork was sparse.

Officially, it ended in 1929, but the scale remains staggering. A quarter of a million children moved like cargo across the country, many with no way back. It wasn’t called trafficking. It was called placement. And for decades, almost no one asked where they came from—or what became of them.

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CUMBE MAYO — PERU 🇵🇪

Perched high in the Andes of southern Peru, Cumbe Mayo is a remarkable archaeological site with its ancient stone structures and intriguing history. Often referred to as a “megalith,” Cumbe Mayo showcases the sophisticated engineering skills of pre-Inca civilizations.

Cumbe Mayo is associated with the early inhabitants of the region, the Cajamarca culture. This megalithic site is renowned for its impressive stone formations and intricate channels, which highlight the advanced hydraulic engineering techniques of its builders.

The site consists of a series of stone structures, including altars, ritual platforms, and waterways. The most striking feature is the extensive network of aqueducts that demonstrate a deep understanding of water management—a crucial aspect of life in the arid Andes.

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The Dome That Holds the Sky

The dome of the Pantheon isn’t just the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. It’s the shape it holds that matters. A perfect hemisphere, 43.3 meters across and 43.3 meters high, it forms a complete sphere if mirrored below—an invisible whole, with the oculus as its single open point. Light enters through that center, moving across the interior like the hand of a clock, tracking the hours without numbers.

It mimics more than the heavens—it enacts them. The proportions follow a quiet geometry: circles, squares, golden ratios embedded in the structure. The coffers reduce in size as they rise, drawing the eye upward, softening the weight. The oculus remains unglazed, open to the sky. Rain falls through it. So does sunlight. And in that design, something is preserved: a conduit between above and below.

The Pantheon was dedicated to all gods, but its dome suggests more than reverence. It reflects a knowledge of form, scale, and energy—how shape directs force, and how space can be made to speak.

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There are so many old newspaper articles dating back to the 1700s of giants found and reported on. There was a period of time in our past where finding giants was common.

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I am experimenting with ways to remove aluminium and other toxic metals from the soil. If I find a solution that doesn’t harm the plant life I will let you all know…

In the meantime, you can achieve negative pressure within your house very cheaply and filter your air. All you need is an intake fan that pushes air into the house faster than it can leave… Something in the region of 400 cubic metres per hour will be adequate for most homes even with a window or two open. Fit a £60 carbon filter to that or a HEPA filter. Total cost about £120-150 plus you need to make a hole in a wall for the fan to intake air. You now have clean air inside your home. If you are pushing more air into the area than can leave, this achieves negative pressure… Why? So nothing else can enter the space. Everything therefore must come through your filter.

One of the few buildings still standing in Berlin, post-WW2, was… a Jewish Hospital. Unlike many Germans, the 800 Semitic patients there were still receiving food and care. Yes, 800 Jewish patients!
Maybe they were hiding from the Holocaust in Berlin, in a Jewish Hospital?!
The documentary; `Europe, the last battle´ rings all the bells and shows the story.

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John Dee's magic mirror is from Aztec origin

Mirrors feature in several lists of early shipments of artefacts to Hapsburg Europe following the conquest of Mexico (1519–1521).

Dee would have had the opportunity to acquire one of these mirrors as he mixed in courts and diplomatic circles during his visits to Europe.

Obsidian was an important resource in the Aztec Empire and was used for military and domestic equipment, as well as in religious activities.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, several deities were associated with obsidian, most notably Tezcatlipoca, whose name means “smoking mirror”.

He is commonly depicted with circular obsidian mirrors on his head, chest or back. His attributes include prediction in a chaotic world with his obsidian mirror acting as a medium and symbol of revelation, premonition and power.

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Humanity has lost itself not through a natural process but one that has been forced upon us.

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Public awareness of radium grew immensely in the 1920s. The use of radium healing devices in all forms, including emanators for infusing purified drinking water with colloidal radium and radon gas (above), was banned in the US in the early 1930s. Enforcement of strict medical standards was orchestrated by the Rockefeller pharmaceutical industry monopoly of US government policy.
When asked during a health reading if salt water was beneficial, Edgar Cayce answered that the "sand that carries gold and radium and salt" was the most beneficial. Cayce often recommended the drinking of radium infused water, as well as application of a healing pad called the 'Radium Appliance' to specific areas of the body for enhancing the circulatory system, cleansing the blood and restoring balance to various organs.
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Researchers are actively using genetic engineering techniques to enhance aluminum tolerance in crops. This involves modifying plant genes to improve their ability to handle aluminum toxicity. I wonder why they need to do all that 🙄

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The Spiralist Who Watched the Body Turn

James Bell Pettigrew spent his life studying movement. Not in theory, but in detail—how birds flew, how fish swam, how the heart twisted as it beat. What he found, again and again, was that life did not move in straight lines. It turned. Always in spirals.

He mapped the fibers of the heart and found them coiled. He watched flight and saw that wings did not flap—they described curves through air. Even the arteries followed this logic, winding through the body with quiet precision. The spiral, to Pettigrew, wasn’t decoration. It was the form that life chose when it needed to move with power and grace.

He published volumes of observations, filled with illustrations that captured what machines still struggle to imitate. He wasn’t reaching for mysticism. He was writing down what he saw, and what he saw was this: the living world turns.

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An olive tree's secret to "immortality" lies in its ability to continuously sprout new shoots from an ancient root system, allowing the tree to persist even if the above-ground parts are damaged or die.

In ancient Greece, the olive tree was considered sacred and was associated with Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare. Olive oil played a significant role in the ancient Greek economy and society and was used for both culinary and religious purposes.
The Athenians even had a law that required citizens to plant a certain number of olive trees each year.

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Mephistopheles and Margaretta – The World’s Most Famous Double Sculpture

Mephistopheles and Margaretta is a wooden "double sculpture" of two characters from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's 1808 play Faust. The life-size sculpture depicts the haughty, evil Mephistopheles back to back with the gentle, meek looking, Margaretta.

The sculpture is carved out of a single log of sycamore wood and has two distinct images on either side. Created in the 19th century by an unknown French artist, it's among the most photographed pieces of art in the collection.

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Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan (USA)

This stone wall is completely natural according to experts and apparently not man-made.

The wall appears to be composed of large stone blocks on one side appear to be granite, while on the other side they appear to be a completely different type of rock like sandstone.

The horizontal joints between the blocks are very straight, while the vertical ones are offset giving the structure the appearance of a block wall with rows, similar to a brick or concrete wall.

The wall extends directly from the side of the gorge and half of it has collapsed but once the wall completely crossed the gorge.

Some suggest that it could have been a dam as there is a stream running below.

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The Gleason Map

Also known as the azimuthal equidistant projection, this top-down view of our realm offers more than just cartographic curiosity—it aligns remarkably well with time zones, sun paths, and ancient navigation methods. It's still used today by the United Nations, air traffic controllers, and in certain military applications.

For those questioning the official narrative of our world’s shape—and seeking alternative perspectives grounded in old-world logic and observational truth—this map is a powerful starting point.

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The Image No One Painted

In a canyon near the Colombian-Ecuadorian border, the Church of Las Lajas rises out of stone. Built into the cliffs above the Guáitara River, it stands over the place where, in 1754, a woman and her deaf-mute daughter claimed to witness something extraordinary. Caught in a storm, they took shelter between the slabs of stone—lajas—when the child pointed to the wall and spoke for the first time, saying the Virgin was calling.

The story spread quickly. And soon, something else was found: an image, already formed in the rock. Not painted, not carved. Embedded in the stone itself. A rendering of the Virgin, flanked by figures believed to be St. Dominic and St. Francis. No brushstrokes. No pigment on the surface. Samples taken by later investigators showed that the image extended deep into the stone, with no human-made layer to explain it.

The basilica that stands there now wasn’t completed until the 20th century. But the image remains in the cliff face, unchanged. No artist ever claimed it. No process has ever reproduced it. It’s still there, where the slabs meet—visible, but not explained.

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Vibravision is a unique practice that combines specific physical exercise, deep transcendent meditation and consciousness expansion practices. 

The Invisible Made Visible is a documentary about children blindfolded & trained to sense vibrations.

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Did a wormhole opened & closed at Angkor Wat?? 💫👀💫

Angkor is more than a historical site.
It’s a stargate, an ancient transmitter, aligned with celestial patterns we barely understand. Like the Giza pyramids, some believe the Khmer empire embedded sacred geometry and astronomical codes into its foundations. Ley lines converge here. Magnetic anomalies. Locals whisper of spirits, portals, and Light Beings. I have heard actual stories of rural villagers that have had ‘beings’ visited them and told them where GOLD and other treasures were buried at.

Wormholes or other unexplainable phenomena to exist here—doesn't surprise me at all.

Ground-penetrating radar findings suggesting secret chambers or other anomalies beneath the central tower of Angkor Wat.

ANGKOR WAT in Cambodia
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The macabre painting of John Dee

Hidden beneath the painting of the enigmatic Tudor polymath John Dee performing an experiment for Elizabeth I is a dark and slightly terrifying secret, research has discovered.

X-ray imaging of the stately Victorian artwork has revealed that Dee was originally surrounded by human skulls before the ghoulish image was painted over.

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Pyramid Grid: Restoring the World’s Ancient Energy Network

Long ago, there was a vast network of pyramids that spanned our world, structures aligned not only with the stars but with each other, forming a planetary web of energy, intention, and knowledge. Much of this network has been lost to time, but its echoes remain, in the land, in ancient stories, and in the deep knowing that these structures served a greater purpose.

PyramidGrid.org is a project to help restore this forgotten grid. As new pyramids are built and activated across the world, we track their build specifications, location and alignment. Each one becomes a node in a decentralized, living system that grows organically, powered by those who resonate with its purpose.

This is not just a map, it’s a movement. A worldwide restoration effort. A fusion of ancient wisdom, sacred geometry, and modern technology. Our mission is to reconnect the Earth’s energetic architecture and empower a community dedicated to harmony, exploration, and consciousness.

Place your pyramid - Join the restoration - Reawaken the grid.

I’m incredibly excited for the upcoming launch of PyramidGrid.org and to witness the impact we can create together as a collective pyramid community. As we continue the efforts to create a decentralised pyramid network worldwide, the potential for transformation is limitless.

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The Eye That Didn’t Blink

Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon was never just a prison design. It was a system. One central watchtower. Ringed cells. Light arranged so that every prisoner could be seen at any time—yet never know when they were being watched. He developed the idea in 1786, and published it in 1791. The brilliance wasn’t in surveillance. It was in the possibility of it.

That was the point. If people believed they were visible, they would police themselves. No chains needed. No guards shouting orders. Just the architecture of control, quietly doing its work. Later thinkers saw what Bentham had built. Foucault called it the model for modern power—not violent, but internalized. Discipline through constant visibility.

And long after the physical prisons changed, the logic remained. Today, the structure doesn’t need walls. Visibility is ambient. The tower is nowhere. But the design still works—because the feeling it creates hasn’t changed.

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Mudflood in South Korea

Railroad tracks built during the Japanese colonial period were opened to the public at Woldae in front of Gwanghwamun, Jongno-gu (Seoul) and the surrounding excavation site.

The tracks, which existed between 1917 and 1966, run from Anguk-dong to Hyoja-dong toward Sejong-ro.

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St. Christopher Was Once Depicted with a Dog’s Head

Early Christian art often shows St. Christopher as a giant with the head of a dog. Later versions changed his image, but the older depictions remain—and they weren’t fringe. They appeared in church iconography, illuminated manuscripts, and official carvings.

Some accounts describe him as a member of a tribe of dog-headed people who converted to Christianity and served as a warrior for the faith.

It’s a strange detail to preserve—especially in sacred spaces—if it was never meant to be taken seriously.

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Many brands of yoga leggings have been found to have high concentrations of endocrine disrupting chemicals in the groin area. Probably just a coincidence right! 😡

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Cedar Tree Stump House, ca. 1905

Before the logging industry wiped out millions of wooded acres across the United States, the trees in old-growth forests were hundreds of feet tall, with gnarled bases and trunks that could measure more than 20 feet across.

The Stump House on the Lennstrom farm near Edgecomb, Washington was a great curiosity in the early 1900s. Built by immigrant brothers, Gustav Lennstrom and Johan Westerlund, the house was widely photographed.

The giant size of the stump gives a good idea of the size of the old growth trees. Twenty-two feet in diameter, it was home to 3 adults and 3 children.

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Why is the bottom of the ocean cold? Make it make sense..

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Plants and bees communicate with each other by creating small electric fields.

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Basilica Cistern, mudflood in Constantinople (now Istanbul)

There are more than 200 underground so-called "cisterns" supposedly for storing water in Istanbul, only 40 have been studied.

Looking at all this, the question arises: what kind of "storage" for water is this?? That is, they spent many years building complex structures with beautiful columns and arched vaults underground only for them to be filled with water. It would seem strange to have such an open space where particles of stone and earth would fall over time and then go drink from it.

Well, the version of historians we get is with "basements" with windows in the ground and so on or they came across buildings flooded by a cataclysm with that uniform architecture and adapted them for storing water, then they realized that calling them ancient cisterns would suffice and voila!

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What does that tell us?
Even worms seem to instinctively avoid food grown with chemicals. If they won’t eat it... why should we?

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Globalists lol, interestingly enough fluoride is banned in Israel along with certain food additives and pesticides due to health concerns, including specific color additives like E128 (Red 2G)

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Sulphur Was Never Just a Substance

In the alchemical tradition, sulphur held a place beyond chemistry. It was one of the three primary principles—sulphur, mercury, and salt—not as elements, but as forces. Sulphur was the soul of fire. It moved upward. It carried desire, will, volatility, and the power to transform. Where mercury flowed and received, sulphur ignited.

This wasn’t metaphor to the alchemists—it was observed truth. They saw sulphur in combustion, in fermentation, in the way matter broke down and rebuilt itself. It was present in the body, in the earth, and in the work. Its presence meant change was possible. Its absence meant nothing would begin.

Even in its physical form, sulphur leaves a trace—its sharp scent, its stubborn yellow, its long association with brimstone and burning rock. But what the old texts preserved wasn’t about fire alone. It was about the inner spark—the force that drives a thing to become what it was always meant to be.

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Why This Shape Keeps Showing Up in Holy Places

Long before it was ever censored or laughed at, the vulva was sacred. Its form—soft, symmetrical, almond-like—was more than biological. It was cosmic. Known in sacred geometry as the vesica piscis, it’s the space formed by the overlap of two circles. A meeting point. A passage. A beginning.

This shape appears everywhere in medieval art, not always named, but unmistakably present. It holds saints, surrounds Christ, and forms the windows of cathedrals. Even when stripped of its bodily reference, its power remained—quiet, persistent, embedded in the architecture of the sacred.

So when scribes sketched it plainly in the margins of prayer books, they weren’t just being crude. They were remembering something older.

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The farce of the Moon "craters"

What we have been indoctrinated about the Moon "craters" is a farce as it is the Moon itself.

They are not craters, but the imprint of the bubble explosions that at some point were created on its surface. They are identical to those left by bubbles in epoxy resin, as this video shows.

There are several reasons why they cannot be craters. If they were really the result of meteorite impacts, they would have penetrated much deeper. However these craters are very shallow.

The Moon always shows the same face towards the Earth without going into the ridiculous tiny probability that the Earth and Moon coincide in their rotations about themselves and this mathematically improbable fact occurs. What is certain is that it guarantees protection from any impact perpendicular to it since the Earth is much larger.

There are no craters that are not round, that is, all the ones we see would be from supposed perpendicular impacts and those are simply and categorically impossible to happen.

There are no horizontal impacts or any other angle which are the only ones that could cause impact.

There has not been a single new "crater" since the invention of the telescope.

With all this it becomes clear that they are not craters and they have not told us the truth of our reality.

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