A Theory of Everything with a basis in Sacred Geometry?

[Leila Raven]

 

 

 

 

 

 

[1zlddi9uj1y8u]

Yeah, love it!!

[1zlddi9uj1y8u]

Leila, I should also add that I am currently doing a lot of research with Marko Rodin's vortex-based mathematics, which are captured in the video clip you posted.  His student, Randy Powell, also gives very intriguing discussions.  I love that you posted a video that ties in previous research as well. 

I've taken a lot of this content (including ϟ's video clip capturing the Fibonacci sequence) and made a "digestible and neutral", aka, "socially acceptable" post on my Facebook profile.  I feel strongly some of my discussions need to move to mainstream social collaboration as well.  Many of friends on FB are big fans of the ocean and nature, a few are brilliant science "geeks", it will be very interesting to see their posts...

[Leila Raven]

Very interesting. I definitely agree with you in terms of exploring these issues in various 'communities', I always find the more varied perspectives exploring something the more insight gained potentially.

 

[sunmanpatu]

i LOVE this info.

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 Hi Leila, This makes you wonder just what the ancients who found all this knew. In alchemy i found they were "Remaking Matter Perfect" This little flic kind of shows that is possible. Makes you wonder just what all they knew.

 

Al

[Leila Raven]

Absolutely. I think there is good evidence that we're not the first 'advanced' society, that we have risen and fallen in technology before.

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  But were catching up Again slowly!  Some of the people I have seen working on the past are Pretty Good!

 

  Nice Place You have here !

 

Al

[1zlddi9uj1y8u]

I am researching in depth what the ancients knew, and preliminary research proves they knew a lot about this.  The Egyptians alone, whoa.  Healing centers, pyramids for energy distribution, harmonics for loving resonance for the masses, it goes on and on.  I haven't yet watched the series on alchemy, but I'll send ya my thoughts when I do.

[sunmanpatu]

I have a friend who does archaeology in Nubia. She says that the early explorer families of the European  aristocracy often found copper wires running to and fro at ancient sites. these wires connected pyramids, temples, tombs, etc. She said the explorers didn't know what the wires were for so they discarded them.

[1abccls7jnxe0]

 

  I think that we all have a problem as to what the ancients knew! You can't read about it in any book! Therefor the only way you will find out is to spend the time working, researching your work from results, and always trying to understand what they put down in sacred Texts and what is in their Belief system.  You see, they said things and drew things but they won't be understandable to you unless you do the time. code 41 is a good example.

Al

 

al

[1x0fif0i4yyla]

This is a wonderful tutorial,I truly enjoyed this.93,Golden's Journey

[Leila Raven]

glad you liked it. :)