X Marks the Spot

Morning. Yeah, it is good to hear, lol.

Inflation theory:

Is "The entire Universe was contained within a single point, before being inflated into an incredibly hot fireball that has since cooled into the galaxies and stars. Quantum uncertainty allows tiny packets of energy to appear out of nothing at all. Usually, these "vacuum fluctuations" disappear again in a tiny fraction of a second.
However, if such a bubble contains a form of energy known as a scalar field, the scalar field can act like antigravity, making the bubble expand extremely rapidly up to a volume about 4 inches across before the field gives up its energy in the form of heat, and the antigravity effect ends.
At the end of this inflation process the Universe is a grapefruit-sized fireball of energy, still expanding, but more sedately, as a result of the push it has received from inflation. This is the Big Bang. Inflation theory predicts that a certain pattern of ripples would be imprinted on space-time at the grapefruit stage. These ripples provided the irregularities from which galaxies and clusters of galaxies could grow by gravitational accretion as the Universe continued to expand. The pattern of galaxies and clusters seen in the Universe today exactly matches the pattern of ripples predicted by inflation."
"Inflation explains the Big Bang, but what explains inflation? Can nothing really produce vacuum fluctuations? Some cosmologists are looking for something before inflation, within which initial fluctuation occurred. This could of been another Universe like our own, and if so our Universe could "give birth" to other universes. The only rival to inflation today is the Ekpyrotic theory in which the Universe is reborn, phoenix-like, out of its own ashes."

Last one, lol

Ekpyrotic theory:

says "The ekpyrotic theory derives its name from the Greek for "born in fire". A better name might be the "Phoenix Universe". According to this idea, our Universe is one of a pair of three-dimensional universes, separated from on another by a tiny distance (less than the diameter of an atom) in the fifth dimension. This is actually the fourth dimension of space, but time has already claimed the name "fourth dimension". Every point in our space is next door to a point in the other universe. At present, the two universes are slowly moving apart from one another.
In addition, each universe is itself expanding, and so thinning out its contents. Eventually, they will be nothing but empty expanding space. By the time that happens, a spring-like force will be pulling the two universes back together along the fifth dimension. When the two empty universes collide, energy is released and turned into matter, generating a new Big Bang. Because of quantum effects, different parts of the two universes touch each other at slightly different times, making ripples that are the seeds from which galaxies grow.
Then, the universes bounce apart and the whole process repeats. It goes on forever. This is the leading alternative explanation for the Big Bang, and it does not require that first phase of inflation."

This one makes me think of the seen world as one universe and the unseen world as the other.

Thread: Crop circles are man-made? Explain this 13 mile long 'Crop Circle' in the Desert (Video)

4d space as exemplified by bipolar 3's, leaves one in a hex.

2 faces left each choice and the gradients between.

When spun the 4 faces leave 2 poles distilling to each and flowing over to inverse. The whole of experience.

In a nutshell.

listen to dan



he has gone straight to here \z/

Et in Arcadia ego
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which is this again: \z/

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/z\ 'Fallen stars'...

Walked upon by 'they' who once adored them.

Or still do.


I think P!nk described 'Holly-wood' quite well in this song...


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A high-wire performer with Cirque du Soleil was killed after she fell 50 feet during a performance of "KA" at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Acrobat Sarah Guyard, 31, who was an original member of the "KA" cast, fell after a wire suspending her reportedly snapped Saturday night and she died on the way to the hospital.

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Could you imagine witnessing that? So sad...

That is so sad, I wonder why they don't have a net or something below.:(

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Kà is a story about "conflict and love", of "imperial twins who are separated at the prime of their youth and must undergo a rite of passage of self-discovery. It is about their encounters with Kà, the fire that has the dual power to destroy or illuminate."

Would the whole Enki and Enlil be the same as what Cayce calls sons of Belial and sons of the law of one, or is that totally different?

That is amazing.

Wow.


Good morning everyone.

:)

I feel sick.

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I feel sick.

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Is the Idea of dying in the midst of your art unabashed by fear disconcerting?

Aural Sculptures

Is the Idea of dying in the midst of your art unabashed by fear disconcerting?

Hiyaz Everybody ,

wishing all a very blessed and fruitful day

Dropping off the link to the latest crop circle in Italy

seems Italy is smoking hot this year so far

[link to www.cropcircleconnector.com]

good morning
, feels we should notice the location bias of arcadian shamanistic ancestry (italy)

Arcadia refers to a vision of pastoralism and harmony with nature. The term is derived from the Greek province of the same name which dates to antiquity; the province's mountainous topography and sparse population of pastoralists later caused the word Arcadia to develop into a poetic byword for an idyllic vision of unspoiled wilderness. Arcadia is associated with bountiful natural splendor, harmony, and is often inhabited by shepherds. The concept also figures in Renaissance mythology. Commonly thought of as being in line with Utopian ideals, Arcadia differs from that tradition in that it is more often specifically regarded as unattainable. Furthermore, it is seen as a lost, Edenic form of life, contrasting to the progressive nature of Utopian desires.

The inhabitants were often regarded as having continued to live after the manner of the Golden Age, without the pride and avarice that corrupted other regions

That is amazing.

Wow.


Good morning everyone.

:)

Arcadia (utopia)


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:sealofGod:

No.

I just felt sick to my stomach. I feel better now. A little.

I was thinking of that Cirque du Soleil star, on the 'Hollywood walk of fame' for quite some time after I posted it yesterday.

I nearly posted a different pic but I felt pulled to post that one.


Coupled with the 'fall' and 'falling star'...

Dunno.