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Trying to make sense of the world in a world full of untruths.

๐–ก› A collection of things I find interesting โ€” exploring the realmโ€™s deeper truths.

Thank you for joining the journey ๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ
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These are electric fields. Everything in the universe has an aura of influence, meaning that itโ€™s mere existence influences the existence of everything else in the universe. Things within a closer proximity are influenced more intensely then things that are further away. Things that are more extreme influence things more intensely than things that are less extreme.

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Ancient towers of China(/Tibet)
about which nothing has been known for a thousand years

They have been standing here for many centuries, but no one knows who built them and when. The towers in Sichuan province can easily compete with them for the title of the most ancient skyscrapers: they are also very ancient, and their height is about 60 meters.

They first started talking about them only in 1998. Then the French researcher Frederic Darragon went to the Chinese mountains to study snow leopards, but her attention was attracted by dozens of stone towers in local villages.

Of course, what first impressed her was that no one knew why these structures were built.
Frederic spent 5 years studying these unique structures. She mapped them, counted them, analyzed the building material, and even climbed them, which did not pose any particular danger.

She tried to find information about the Himalayan skyscrapers, but the locals knew nothing about them: according to them, they have always been here.
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Picture 1-Stunning Fireplace in a Historic Stockholm Apartment

Picture 2- farmer silos

Picture 3- lighthouse

Picture 4- castle tower

Picture 5- church bell tower

Picture 6- church steeples

What an interesting bunch of similarities.

Probably just another coincidence....right?

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Death is a mirror in which the entire meaning of life is reflected.

๐–ขป The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche

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To the ancients the highest form of expression was symbolism; it was the correspondence between the thing expressed and the real thing understood.

It is the strongest language we can convey. A visible sword and dove are more expressive than their representative words.

All the words of our language are but a sign or figure of something understood, and mean nothing of themselves only what we compel them to mean by conventional use.

The Egyptian Thoth, or Hermes the wise man, was said to have invented symbols, and Thoth was the moon, the god of wisdom who invented signs and characters.

This symbolism is the associated of idea; it is finding the relationship or correspondence of one thing to another. Representing one thing always by another which has some striking analogy or likeness or a metaphysical idea expressed by a natural or visible object, by which they sought to give these recondite mysteries a natural or a conventional form. It seemed so natural to use one thing for the mirror of another. We speak of a well of life or fountain of life and call the lightning the serpent of the sky.

All language is but symbolism. All words are but symbols and have no meaning of themselves.

๐–ขป Symbolic mythology and translation of a lost and forgotten language, John Martin Woolsey, 1917.

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