Gaia
Gaia Satellite Scanning
I recently discovered this awesome documentary showing the systems of the Earth as revealed by hundreds of satellites scanning on almost every frequency of the electromagnetic spectrum. As they say near the beginning, this is the age of discovery, nearly every day new aspects of how the Earth works are being revealed!
This surely lends even more credence to the… Continue reading
Ive been reading a few too many scifi stories about the limits of A.I. lately. It seems there is a popular speculation among physicist/philosopher/cosmologists that since there is no physical law preventing it, ultimately all the matter and energy in the universe will become organised as one consciousness. Even speculations about non-locality overcoming the speed of light limitations to unite the whole multiverse. - Is that sort of like God/Goddess reassembling herself from her infinite parts ?
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The native American peoples have given so much wisdom to this world and been so badly treated in return for it. Here is a page about the debt the USA government owes to the visionaries who inspired the 'founding fathers' to create a better system. It wasn't anywhere near as egalitarian as the Great Peacemaker's system, but it was okay (if you ignore the slavery and oppression necessary to keep the white man's version going). Pity that even the somewhat democratic system they created has been co-opted by the military industrial complex. I guess that is what you call karma...
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Some little known US history. Bird Tribes International and the online One Earth Community are a maj...1 day ago
My friend Asaf at Zakay Glass with his totally gorgeous version of the 64 tetrahedron grid
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The worlds most gorgeous collection of sacred geometry items. Use the code FRIENDS10 at the checkout to get 10% off your entire order.
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This is the best and most visually comprehensible explanation of the peculiar properties of higher dimensional spheres that I have ever come across. You may have to watch it a few times, but it will really take your understanding deeper!Visualizing high-dimensional spheres to understand a surprising puzzle. Home page: www.3blue1brown.com/ Brought to you by you: 3b1b.co/high-d-...
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Buckminster Fuller was a very interesting character. An eccentric genius, he deliberately dressed as a 'second grade clerk' because he wanted everyone to see him as just an ordinary man doing what he could to change the world. He is probably best know for giving us geodesic domes, but he had many other inventions, and his ideas continue to percolate out through society. He gave us ideas such as 'spaceship Earth', 'synergetics', 'tensegrity', and the 'ephemeralization of technology'. His understanding of the triangular/hexagonal symmetry of space, and the 'vector equilibrium', are major contributions to Sacred Geometry. Find out more at UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
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I have seen thousands of 3D fractals, and this is still one of my very favourites because of its incredible fantasy landscape. I see a strange monument at the intersection of well organised fields, with rows of trees as windbreaks, and enormous architectural structures in the distance. What strange human-like alien beings created this place?
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The golden ratio (phi), and its associated Fibonacci number sequence, are extremely important, but not for the reasons many people imagine. The most important attribute of phi is that it is the MOST irrational ratio. It tends to be used by living processes BECAUSE it is as far from the whole numbers and octave ratios as possible.2019 NEWS: don't miss my latest animation bit.ly/infpatterns __________________________________________________________________ HD version: vi...
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Does one of these faces look more masculine and one more feminine to you? It does to most people. Which is the feminine one? Can you say why? The interesting part is that this is the same image. The only difference is that the contrast is higher on the left hand face, which most people see as more feminine.
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Thanks to my friend Francesco for modelling one of my favourite tshirts and holding the 3D Metatron's Cube. (Cutting the 3D print in half reveals the 2D Metatron's Cube inside it). See the incredible range of sacred geometry tools, toys, and timeless trinkets at www.SacredGeometrical.com
Sacred Geometry
Thanks to my friend Francesco for modelling one of my favourite tshirts and holding the 3D Metatron's Cube. (Cutting the 3D print in half reveals the 2D Metatron's Cube inside it). See the incredible range of sacred geometry tools, toys, and timeless trinkets at www.SacredGeometrical.com
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This snowflake crystalline design is actually a study of how the 64 hexagrams of the Chinese I Ching can be mapped onto the Flower of Life. In the centre you have a flower with 6 white petals representing 6 Yang lines. Surrounding this you have 6 flowers that each have a different petal missing, representing the 6 hexagrams that have 5 Yang lines and one Yin line. This pattern continues, and there are in total 64 different flowers possible using combinations of petals. Another way to think of this is that each flower is a 6 digit binary number from 000000 to 111111. Get a good free I Ching reading here cafeausoul.com/oracles/iching and find this and many other designs at SacredGeometrical.com
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The flower of life background here has vector lines subtly added over the top that define the hexagonal shadow of the 3D vector equilibrium. This is one of the main points of the Flower of Life design, that within it you can find the primary higher dimensional forms. On this design it is fairly subtle though. The warm colors and long sleeves make it a great winter shirt, but it is also available in other styles and colors. It comes with an optional phoenix emblazoned front and back :-) sacredgeometrical.com/products/the-flower-of-life-grid-and-the-phoenix-mans-ls-sj-t-shirt
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This video is from one of my favourite mathematical channels on Youtube called '3Blue1Brown'. Hiw explanations are usually quite visual, and really make it easier to grasp subtle concepts. Here he explains why certain patterns appear when we wrap the sequence of prime numbers around into spirals.A story of mathematical play. Home page: www.3blue1brown.com Brought to you by you: 3b1b.co/spiral-thanks Based on this Math Stack Exchange po...
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NASA is testing the use of tensegrity robots to land and traverse Martian landscapes. An A.I. can learn to manipulate motors on the ends of each rod that tighten and loosen the cables causing the form to roll, even uphill. Learn more about the wonders of tensegrity at www.SacredGeometryWeb.com/tensegrityCould the next planetary rover be a Super Ball Bot? There are several advantages to a ball-like design and that's why NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts pro...
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A.I. does not think like humans. It is not constrained by our ideas of common sense. An A.I. designed world will look and function in ways that will seem as strange to us as a modern sports car would seem to someone a thousand years ago.What do you get when you give a design tool a digital nervous system? Computers that improve our ability to think and imagine, and robotic systems that come ...
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BBC doco on the rapid evolution of robots. I keep posting these updates on A.I. and robotics because I think too many people are unaware of how fast this is happening! Because of this, 20 years from now we will likely have changed as a society more than we have in the last century.Believe or Not , Accept or Not , Ignore or Understand, what ever you wanna do its your choice but its gonna happen. Robotic Revolution is coming so stay ready.
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