X Marks the Spot

the good news is our internet, unlike previous thought formed entities, not only allows for instant communication between it`s users
but
it updates in real time without thought the total knowing of all users and presents their thoughts in readily assembled sequences of sense
thus it possess a form of self awareness not found in historic thought forms of human design

That's a cool video...


My whole life is my work, and my work is my life. And as long as I live, I shall continue to try to awaken my fellow man to the glory of knowing himself...
~Lao Russell

At the Edge of the Abyss

[link to www.spacetelescope.org]


Waves, in general
[link to academic.greensboroday.org]

you know i`m detecting people don`t like to see what looks like nothing (void), we like to see and be in locations that have visible material things to see (orientate ourselves)

now we know that everywhere there exists electrically charged something we assume contains "particles" we can never see but we feel
and fields that we also never see but we feel
we are getting close to having to accept that even in places in "space" that appear devoid of anything there exists something that effects our feelings
this is our becoming used to our non material dimensions
which
if we think about it is useful when we die because we all agree we likely retain our ability to feel once we die even though we appear to know we no longer retain our material bodies to experience our feelings through
which is true
so like the "voids" we see in space
we may assume upon death we become like the "void"
invisible but able to feel

Morning all.


3/22

Antarctica is now the coldest place on Earth.

......................There are three intriguing contradictions that challenge the hoary age of the Antarctic ice sheet. They seem bizarre and hard to explain. Two antique maps, that of Piri Reis and Oronteus Finaeus (circa 1500 A.D.), weirdly show Antarctica ice free. But this was a time when Antarctica had not even been discovered! Even more curious, Turkish Admiral Piri Reis’s map, was apparently sourced from the Pharaohs libraries in Alexandria 2000 years ago.

Investigating cartographers from the U.S air force were puzzled. The map portrayed the Antarctic coastline free of the three kilometre deep ice sheets. These buried coastlines were only recently outlined by the British polar expeditions. Even ice sheet buried rivers and mountains were shown. The Oronteus Finnaeus maps were even more comprehensive and show the whole of Antarctica ice free! How could the sailors of antiquity know a coastline now distorted by ice? Is it conceivable that it was ice free when mapped? How could they even have sailed around its vicious katabotic storm driven coast? Is it possible that it was mapped at the time of the Pharaohs a few thousand years ago? These possibilities would require a revision of geology and history!

The second curiosity comes from “the lost squadron” of the second world war. Lockheed Lightnings were abandoned in Greenland in 1942. Fifty one years later, Patrick Epps reclaimed them 250 feet under the ice cap! But this very feat revealed that the layers of ice were not annual, as is presumed by modern science. Each layer was a reflection of ice melt boundaries after each storm.................

"the two beasts of toil"

pyramid upside down
our true human destiny
as the image of toil gets impaled
by mercy, justice and liberty.

~H

"the two beasts of toil"

pyramid upside down
our true human destiny
as the image of toil gets impaled
by mercy, justice and liberty.

~H

Antarctica
Mar 21, 2013


[link to www.thunderbolts.info]

that thought came to me yesterday..the pyramid upside down< but also 2 came to mind, i imagined them inverted (point to point) and also the other way (like a kite)

:nasavu:

[link to www.bing.com]

does anyone else notice the sensation that a bolt of lighten has passed through in our past 12 to 24 hours
my forehead tells this is true while i write what i noticed from talking to people both off line and on line

it`s like a whole sequence of something passed through fast