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🐟 This fish skin bandage brings new hope to the treatment of burn wounds.
Researchers from all over the world have been developing and testing this treatment for years.
This is a great step forward in combining modern scientific brilliance with ancient wisdom.
This is how we win.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚🔥
Researchers from all over the world have been developing and testing this treatment for years.
This is a great step forward in combining modern scientific brilliance with ancient wisdom.
This is how we win.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚🔥
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Are pictures of Hitler with animals hateful, anti-Semitic content?
Are these animals anti-Semitic for associating with him?
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Are these animals anti-Semitic for associating with him?
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🇮🇱 Netenyahu was sure about Israel’s strangle hold on the United States since the 1980s..
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The "black" community destroys itself, and cries the "white" man oppresses them.
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Imperial Passport from Yuan dynasty, 1240 AD. One of two known Kublai Khan; Passport reads - “I am the emissary of the Khan. If you defy me, you die.”
This writing actually begins with same line as grand seal of Mongol Empire.
The seal writings say "Under the power of Eternal Tengri, if the edict of the ocean khaan reaches to the both accepting and rebelling nations, may you show respect and may you fear. Guyug Khaan"
(This is one of two known passports, Other one in MET Museum )
Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
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This writing actually begins with same line as grand seal of Mongol Empire.
The seal writings say "Under the power of Eternal Tengri, if the edict of the ocean khaan reaches to the both accepting and rebelling nations, may you show respect and may you fear. Guyug Khaan"
(This is one of two known passports, Other one in MET Museum )
Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚🔥
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The original symbol of healing was the Rod of Asclepius - a snake entwined around a staff.
The snake is the symbolic animal of Asclepius, the god of healing.
The modern medical field in the USA instead uses the symbol of merchants and the god of hucksters and con-men: the Caduceus of Mercury.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚
The snake is the symbolic animal of Asclepius, the god of healing.
The modern medical field in the USA instead uses the symbol of merchants and the god of hucksters and con-men: the Caduceus of Mercury.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚
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🇵🇸 There's a Palestinian film called "Divine Intervention" previously shunned, but currently on Netflix. This scene highlights the extent to which the 🇮🇱 Israelis are foreign and the Palestinians are indigenous. Brilliant scene.
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Ancient Egyptian pendant with the face of the goddess Hathor, carved in mesmerising lapis lazuli. As the symbolic mother of the pharaohs, the sky goddess Hathor, the 'beautiful one', was one of Egypt's most important deities, embodying fertility, sexuality, and queenship.
Lapis lazuli is a deep-blue metamorphic rock that was prized throughout antiquity for its bewitching colour evoking white clouds on a blue sky. While 'lapis' is Latin for 'stone', 'lazuli' derives from the Persian for 'sky', offering the charming translation of 'sky stone'.
From the reign of Osorkon II, c.850 BC, Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
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Lapis lazuli is a deep-blue metamorphic rock that was prized throughout antiquity for its bewitching colour evoking white clouds on a blue sky. While 'lapis' is Latin for 'stone', 'lazuli' derives from the Persian for 'sky', offering the charming translation of 'sky stone'.
From the reign of Osorkon II, c.850 BC, Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
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🇷🇺 The Russians have concluded, based on Google AI, that the NASA moon landing was fake and that the Chinese moon landing was real. Who was really first to the moon?
“Very interesting” says Putin.
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“Very interesting” says Putin.
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Embracing Emptiness: The Paradox of Shunyata in Buddhism
In Buddhism, "Shunyata" or "Emptiness" stands as a central concept, often misunderstood as mere nothingness. It's like staring into a clear sky and thinking it's empty, when it's actually full of air, space, and potential.
Shunyata challenges our conventional understanding of reality. It posits that everything we perceive lacks inherent existence. Imagine a movie; the characters seem real on screen, but they're actually just flickers of light. Similarly, things in our world appear solid and independent, but they're not.
This emptiness doesn't mean that nothing exists. Rather, it means things don't exist in the way we typically think they do. They are empty of an independent, unchanging essence. It's like a wave in the ocean - it exists, but not separate from the ocean.
What Shunyata emphasizes is interdependence. Everything is connected and influenced by countless factors. A tree, for instance, exists because of soil, water, sun, and air. Remove any of these, and the tree can't exist in isolation.
Understanding emptiness is crucial for liberating ourselves from suffering. We often suffer because we cling to things as permanent and separate. Realizing emptiness helps us let go of these attachments, like releasing a balloon into the sky.
In essence, Shunyata is a profound reminder of the fluid and interconnected nature of reality. It's a lens that brings clarity, reducing our suffering and leading us towards greater compassion and wisdom. Like a bird flying freely in the vast sky, understanding emptiness helps us navigate life with ease and grace.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚🔥
In Buddhism, "Shunyata" or "Emptiness" stands as a central concept, often misunderstood as mere nothingness. It's like staring into a clear sky and thinking it's empty, when it's actually full of air, space, and potential.
Shunyata challenges our conventional understanding of reality. It posits that everything we perceive lacks inherent existence. Imagine a movie; the characters seem real on screen, but they're actually just flickers of light. Similarly, things in our world appear solid and independent, but they're not.
This emptiness doesn't mean that nothing exists. Rather, it means things don't exist in the way we typically think they do. They are empty of an independent, unchanging essence. It's like a wave in the ocean - it exists, but not separate from the ocean.
What Shunyata emphasizes is interdependence. Everything is connected and influenced by countless factors. A tree, for instance, exists because of soil, water, sun, and air. Remove any of these, and the tree can't exist in isolation.
Understanding emptiness is crucial for liberating ourselves from suffering. We often suffer because we cling to things as permanent and separate. Realizing emptiness helps us let go of these attachments, like releasing a balloon into the sky.
In essence, Shunyata is a profound reminder of the fluid and interconnected nature of reality. It's a lens that brings clarity, reducing our suffering and leading us towards greater compassion and wisdom. Like a bird flying freely in the vast sky, understanding emptiness helps us navigate life with ease and grace.
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️📚🔥
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