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Not that I don't enjoy life. I do. Very much. But it is quite difficult.

And great at the same time. It is an experience of beauty and tragedy.

To be separated once known, is a pain I can't let go of.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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Nice song Paler.

There is no light there. I have considered, due the crushing sensation, it might be like being inside a 'black hole'. Or at least current accepted understanding of.

If that makes sense.
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Nice song Paler.

There is no light there. I have considered, due the crushing sensation, it might be like being inside a 'black hole'. Or at least current accepted understanding of.

If that makes sense.
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Makes sense to me. This is what I wrote last night for the interview.

It was more like seamlessly blending into the new environment. I had no idea where I am in space, but I am definitely out there. What an amazing feeling! There is darkness everywhere, but it does not have that ‘pressing’ feeling of darkness I am so used to. It is indescribable. It feels like light is everywhere, it just has nothing to reflect off of. It feels so pure, so…empty of force.

hugs

Good night everyone. Good dream.
...ah, what the hell
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Fuck you all :D [link to instagram.com]
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Nice song Paler.

There is no light there. I have considered, due the crushing sensation, it might be like being inside a 'black hole'. Or at least current accepted understanding of.

If that makes sense.
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To me, yes, no light, it's pure heart space , nothing ness but feeling of every thing too, out of time and place.
Nothing except the feeling of be-ingness, of love :) nothing can come into this space. You are within the golden pearl of your heart, the universe within and in perfect synch with the one breath of creation, your creation.

There is absolutely no mind/ego thought to pull you away from that feeling of bliss at all except maybe when someone downstairs is shouting up to tell you your dinner is ready:)

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Good morning.

Did someone turn up the input signals last night?

Got so intense Lol.

I think palers healings are having the desired effect, I can feel in my heart again, the pleasurable pulling ache, my petals open :)
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Good morning.

Did someone turn up the input signals last night?

Got so intense Lol.

I think palers healings are having the desired effect, I can feel in my heart again, the pleasurable pulling ache, my petals open :)
 Quoting: Orbs 56593255

Hey my friend,

Feel the flame burning inside as the flower opens :)

I sent you a mail last night tounge
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[link to westerndigs.org]


Buried under a thousand years’ worth of eroded stone and wind-blown sand, Blue J has intrigued experts with what little it has revealed: the outlines of nearly 60 households, situated around a series of open plazas, the masonry and building styles dating their construction to the 11th century.

Almost entirely unexcavated, the settlement sits just 70 kilometers south of Chaco Canyon — the nexus of Ancestral Pueblo culture — and was built during the heyday of Chaco’s widest influence.

And yet Blue J has been notable so far for what it appeared to lack: the monumental, ceremonial architecture that would signal its role as a Chacoan community.

Because the stonework of the archaeological ruins retains heat longer than surrounding soils, we can use the technology to reveal ‘hot’ areas where stone rubble was buried as well as ‘cool’ areas showing cavities below the surface,” Casana said in a statement.

“The drone identified at least one circular, buried anomaly that is almost exactly the right size for a great kiva,” Kantner said. ”It is decidedly not visible in any way on the surface.”

This feature may have the biggest implications of any other discovery made by the drone, he said, since the presence of a distinctly Chacoan religious structure would suggest that Blue J was, in fact, within Chaco Canyon’s cultural sphere of influence.
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University of Toronto archaeologist Susan Pfeiffer and an international team of scholars are recovering DNA as well as chemical isotopes from ancient American Indian teeth to sort out what happened in the northern Iroquoian communities of southern Ontario between the 13th and 16th centuries.

The DNA results revealed a great deal of genetic diversity and some specific mutations that might directly connect some ancient villagers and particular modern tribes.

The varying ratios of carbon and nitrogen in the teeth showed that while Late Woodland folks mostly ate maize and fish, the relative importance of fish declined as villages grew larger.

Pfeiffer’s team concludes that the “Middle and Late Woodland periods were times of population movement, mixing and diversification in the lower Great Lakes.”
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Edited for privacy.
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yes i see where you are going with that
we are back to the ritual in the desert

...

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

and i was going to post for the past 2 day the initiates are going to "fire" up again

...

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

then i thought what is the point
they gonna do it anyway, same as ever
 Quoting: aether


Could those 4 blood moons possibly symbolize 4 letters?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49541576


they could do

why would three letters arise, our gaia history shows us the moon arrived about 13,000 years ago

the tetrad would take a few thousand years to notice becoming true by observation, so we could say between 10,000 yrs to 7,000 years ago the tetrad what seen to be a rare repeating moon thing

what was 4 letters about 5,000 bc

i wonder
 Quoting: aether


In 1960 André Leroi-Gourhan and Annette Laming, in an analysis of the cave of Lascaux (15,000 BC -- 10,000 BC), concluded that, invariably, the drawn figures of animals in alcoves face each other and are paired by types -- a horned animal (aurochs or bison) against a horse -- and suggested a male-female dichotomy. What was the meaning of this? Neither of these animals were hunted and, although Lascaux and some 300 other caves are overflowing with images of wild animals, the execution of new images could not have been all that frequent for the caves were apparently in use for extremely long periods. The occasion to execute another "aurochs and horse" scene must have been very infrequent
 Quoting: observation

[link to saturniancosmology.org]

well that is interesting
if the arrival of our moon caused our cave painters in france to rethink women man relationships , what did our moons arrival do for people in other locations upon gaia
 Quoting: aether

Think this was posted before but came up again this morning.

[link to www.livescience.com]

rib of an auroch with two closed eyes faces buried with 30 people without their heads.
Said rib staff was intentionally broken at both ends.
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[link to www.iflscience.com]

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Sorry can't reply pm, in a few days I will pay for the upgrade :)
 Quoting: <<orbs>>

sent ye a mail :)

and yer upgraded,hugs
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Cheers fuchers

Perma Banned again. As per usual i'll pop back in when it ends.

Besides its full spring here. Time to become an outdoor cat again.
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not a bad rendition, gives Leonard a run for his money
chuckle
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this will cheer everyone up tounge

Solves the mystery of why boomerangs were present in ancient Egypt...
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Media Confirmed Ancient Aboriginal-Egyptian Contact in 1914
[link to wakeup-world.com]
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wf, read this along with

[link to www.templeofsakkara.com]

then this

[link to www.livescience.com]

Ancient Egyptian Mummy Found With Brain, No Heart

okay, now I really have to go
 Quoting: fancy 11591337


Any feedback from anyone on this?
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You did not have to do that Phil, lots of love to you my friend, I have been in the garden basking in the sun all day.
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You did not have to do that Phil, lots of love to you my friend, I have been in the garden basking in the sun all day.
 Quoting: <<orbs>>


I can cloud bust quite well now, if i had a team I could make it sunny here all the time :)
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You did not have to do that Phil, lots of love to you my friend, I have been in the garden basking in the sun all day.
 Quoting: <<orbs>>


I can cloud bust quite well now, if i had a team I could make it sunny here all the time :)
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 56593255

yer very welcome, my pleaseure,

would like to see that, i used to play with that after seeing michael monks vids,
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Yes me to but I noticed something today, as I focus on the clouds I blur my vision and can see blue sky behind, I do not on purpose make an orb, I just picture it vanishing and it does, if we get more days like this I will film it.
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Cheers fuchers

Perma Banned again. As per usual i'll pop back in when it ends.

Besides its full spring here. Time to become an outdoor cat again.
 Quoting: Guac DuMollay


How are you banned when you are signed in to post? I find that confusing. Enjoy the outdoors and gardening. Hope the weather is favorable there.

Good morning everyone. Beautiful day today.

sun
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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Good morning.

Did someone turn up the input signals last night?

Got so intense Lol.

I think palers healings are having the desired effect, I can feel in my heart again, the pleasurable pulling ache, my petals open :)
 Quoting: Orbs 56593255

Hey my friend,

Feel the flame burning inside as the flower opens :)

I sent you a mail last night tounge

 Quoting: paler


hi guys, we have sunny day in london , not at all what was forecast and i just spent a pleasant hour in it within our cities square mile with our masters of the universe finance dept. listening to maybe some hopeful news and not the normal delusional bullshit i have become use to ignoring

maybe if they can keep the tone going for 3 years it might become true

is the feeling
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Buried under a thousand years’ worth of eroded stone and wind-blown sand, Blue J has intrigued experts with what little it has revealed: the outlines of nearly 60 households, situated around a series of open plazas, the masonry and building styles dating their construction to the 11th century.

Almost entirely unexcavated, the settlement sits just 70 kilometers south of Chaco Canyon — the nexus of Ancestral Pueblo culture — and was built during the heyday of Chaco’s widest influence.

And yet Blue J has been notable so far for what it appeared to lack: the monumental, ceremonial architecture that would signal its role as a Chacoan community.

Because the stonework of the archaeological ruins retains heat longer than surrounding soils, we can use the technology to reveal ‘hot’ areas where stone rubble was buried as well as ‘cool’ areas showing cavities below the surface,” Casana said in a statement.

“The drone identified at least one circular, buried anomaly that is almost exactly the right size for a great kiva,” Kantner said. ”It is decidedly not visible in any way on the surface.”

This feature may have the biggest implications of any other discovery made by the drone, he said, since the presence of a distinctly Chacoan religious structure would suggest that Blue J was, in fact, within Chaco Canyon’s cultural sphere of influence.
 Quoting: Fancypantz


well congratulations
you have landed on the 4 corners

Four Corners

The Four Corners is a region of the United States consisting of the southwestern corner of Colorado, northwestern corner of New Mexico, northeastern corner of Arizona and southeastern corner of Utah..
 Quoting: observation

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

and we know what 4 corners can do

It was the sign hanging above the gate...a circle with the cross in center with the 4 colors of direction...as I told him I entered the open gate and left the stone after long consideration before doing so, he pointed to that symbol and said see that? He said the spirits protected the ranch is why they leave the gate open. In other words, had my intention to enter be to harm, I would not have entered...or that the way I interpreted his words.

I don't know if you ever saw the wooden cut out of the white buffalo...but when arby bought that ranch 5 or so years ago, he made that sign and hung it...4 years later a white buffalo born...
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1084634


CIRCLE (Quartered):
........In Native American traditions, it forms the basic pattern of the MEDICINE WHEEL and plays a vital part in major spiritual rituals.
 Quoting: observation

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the weird part is ac, i believe you showed us the circle and cross originally is the sign of a mechanical device to measure angles etc.

if that is it`s origin

it`s ability to protect is 0

i imagine
 Quoting: aether
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Buried under a thousand years’ worth of eroded stone and wind-blown sand, Blue J has intrigued experts with what little it has revealed: the outlines of nearly 60 households, situated around a series of open plazas, the masonry and building styles dating their construction to the 11th century.

Almost entirely unexcavated, the settlement sits just 70 kilometers south of Chaco Canyon — the nexus of Ancestral Pueblo culture — and was built during the heyday of Chaco’s widest influence.

And yet Blue J has been notable so far for what it appeared to lack: the monumental, ceremonial architecture that would signal its role as a Chacoan community.

Because the stonework of the archaeological ruins retains heat longer than surrounding soils, we can use the technology to reveal ‘hot’ areas where stone rubble was buried as well as ‘cool’ areas showing cavities below the surface,” Casana said in a statement.

“The drone identified at least one circular, buried anomaly that is almost exactly the right size for a great kiva,” Kantner said. ”It is decidedly not visible in any way on the surface.”

This feature may have the biggest implications of any other discovery made by the drone, he said, since the presence of a distinctly Chacoan religious structure would suggest that Blue J was, in fact, within Chaco Canyon’s cultural sphere of influence.
 Quoting: Fancypantz


Ancient Pueblo peoples or Ancestral Pueblo peoples were an ancient Native American culture centered on the present-day Four Corners area of the United States, comprising southern Utah, northeastern Arizona, northern New Mexico, and southwestern Colorado
 Quoting: observation

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
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Could those 4 blood moons possibly symbolize 4 letters?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49541576


they could do

why would three letters arise, our gaia history shows us the moon arrived about 13,000 years ago

the tetrad would take a few thousand years to notice becoming true by observation, so we could say between 10,000 yrs to 7,000 years ago the tetrad what seen to be a rare repeating moon thing

what was 4 letters about 5,000 bc

i wonder
 Quoting: aether


In 1960 André Leroi-Gourhan and Annette Laming, in an analysis of the cave of Lascaux (15,000 BC -- 10,000 BC), concluded that, invariably, the drawn figures of animals in alcoves face each other and are paired by types -- a horned animal (aurochs or bison) against a horse -- and suggested a male-female dichotomy. What was the meaning of this? Neither of these animals were hunted and, although Lascaux and some 300 other caves are overflowing with images of wild animals, the execution of new images could not have been all that frequent for the caves were apparently in use for extremely long periods. The occasion to execute another "aurochs and horse" scene must have been very infrequent
 Quoting: observation

[link to saturniancosmology.org]

well that is interesting
if the arrival of our moon caused our cave painters in france to rethink women man relationships , what did our moons arrival do for people in other locations upon gaia
 Quoting: aether

Think this was posted before but came up again this morning.

[link to www.livescience.com]

rib of an auroch with two closed eyes faces buried with 30 people without their heads.
Said rib staff was intentionally broken at both ends.
 Quoting: Fancypantz


well that feels a bit painful, some of this stuff from our past is pure yuck to our senses today
that could be one of them
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Cheers fuchers

Perma Banned again. As per usual i'll pop back in when it ends.

Besides its full spring here. Time to become an outdoor cat again.
 Quoting: Guac DuMollay


How are you banned when you are signed in to post? I find that confusing. Enjoy the outdoors and gardening. Hope the weather is favorable there.

Good morning everyone. Beautiful day today.

sun
 Quoting: Seer777


good morning, hes it is nice here and a pleasant surprise to what was forecast by our great and good
not a surprise

sun
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Buried under a thousand years’ worth of eroded stone and wind-blown sand, Blue J has intrigued experts with what little it has revealed: the outlines of nearly 60 households, situated around a series of open plazas, the masonry and building styles dating their construction to the 11th century.

Almost entirely unexcavated, the settlement sits just 70 kilometers south of Chaco Canyon — the nexus of Ancestral Pueblo culture — and was built during the heyday of Chaco’s widest influence.

And yet Blue J has been notable so far for what it appeared to lack: the monumental, ceremonial architecture that would signal its role as a Chacoan community.

Because the stonework of the archaeological ruins retains heat longer than surrounding soils, we can use the technology to reveal ‘hot’ areas where stone rubble was buried as well as ‘cool’ areas showing cavities below the surface,” Casana said in a statement.

“The drone identified at least one circular, buried anomaly that is almost exactly the right size for a great kiva,” Kantner said. ”It is decidedly not visible in any way on the surface.”

This feature may have the biggest implications of any other discovery made by the drone, he said, since the presence of a distinctly Chacoan religious structure would suggest that Blue J was, in fact, within Chaco Canyon’s cultural sphere of influence.
 Quoting: Fancypantz


well congratulations
you have landed on the 4 corners

Four Corners

The Four Corners is a region of the United States consisting of the southwestern corner of Colorado, northwestern corner of New Mexico, northeastern corner of Arizona and southeastern corner of Utah..
 Quoting: observation

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

and we know what 4 corners can do

It was the sign hanging above the gate...a circle with the cross in center with the 4 colors of direction...as I told him I entered the open gate and left the stone after long consideration before doing so, he pointed to that symbol and said see that? He said the spirits protected the ranch is why they leave the gate open. In other words, had my intention to enter be to harm, I would not have entered...or that the way I interpreted his words.

I don't know if you ever saw the wooden cut out of the white buffalo...but when arby bought that ranch 5 or so years ago, he made that sign and hung it...4 years later a white buffalo born...
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1084634


CIRCLE (Quartered):
........In Native American traditions, it forms the basic pattern of the MEDICINE WHEEL and plays a vital part in major spiritual rituals.
 Quoting: observation

[link to www.crossroad.to]

the weird part is ac, i believe you showed us the circle and cross originally is the sign of a mechanical device to measure angles etc.

if that is it`s origin

it`s ability to protect is 0

i imagine
 Quoting: aether

 Quoting: aether


so there is no misunderstandings 0 means no protection at all because 0 is meaningless as in: does not exist in nature





GLP