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Architecture with fractal iterations pixal a unity of vibrational electrocymatic magnetism. Soundwaves are liquid swords creating rippling sequences, energy fields vibrate and pulse oscillate, whereas vibrations interfere therefore manifest geometry. Music is simply vibration and math harmonizing in concordance or harping in discordance, there we find the rule of order and chaos. Light changes into a denser frequency when going into music, sound is a form of light, matter is a manifestation of light at low frequency. Intonements and reverberation are basic physical manifestations....... Unknown @DivineSoulsPortal

THE COLOR BLUE WAS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE EGYPTIANS..🦋 The color blue was first produced by ancient Egyptians, who discovered how to create a permanent pigment that they used for their decorative arts. The color blue has continued to evolve for 6,000 years and has been used by teachers of all ages to create some of the most iconic works in the world. And it doesn’t stop there, as it continues to evolve: the new shade of blue was discovered less than a decade ago. Blue was used by the Egyptians to paint pottery pieces, statues and even decorate the tombs of Pharaohs. Egyptian Blue is the oldest known artificial pigment. Throughout human history, the color blue has been closely associated with royalty and divinity, primarily due to the difficulty of obtaining it. While blue pigments were used early on, they were adopted later than other colors like red, black, brown, or ochre, which were easier to find in nature and already widely used in art. The most prized blue pigment historically was derived from minerals such as lapis lazuli, which is both rare and expensive. The largest deposits of lapis lazuli are found in the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan, where the mining techniques used today are quite similar to those employed over 3,000 years ago. The Egyptians imported large quantities of lapis lazuli from these mines to obtain azurite, the powder that produced the blue pigment they used to embellish their artworks. The cost of this pigment was so high that even in medieval times, it was still four times more expensive than gold. Around 3000 BC, the Egyptians began searching for a way to create their own blue pigment. Over time, they perfected a technique that involved grinding together silica, lime, copper, and an alkaline base, then heating the mixture to 800-900 degrees Celsius. The result was the first synthetic pigment in history. The Egyptians used this pigment to paint wood, papyrus, and canvases, as well as to color enamels, inlays, and vessels. It was especially prominent in funerary contexts, such as masks, statues, and tomb paintings, as they believed that the color blue protected the deceased from evil in the afterlife. The oldest known example of this pigment dates back around 5,000 years and was found in the painting of a tomb from the reign of Ka-Sen, the last Pharaoh of the First Dynasty. During the New Kingdom, Egyptian Blue was widely used as a pigment in statues, tomb paintings, and sarcophagi. Fun fact: In 2006, scientists discovered that Egyptian blue glows in fluorescent light, indicating that the pigment emits infrared radiation. This discovery was great news for historians, as it is much easier to identify color in ancient artifacts. ~ Author Unknown @DivineSoulsPortal

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There are moments in all of our lives when only one thing helps: pray - close your eyes and pray. God with us. ~Do~ @See_Beyond_The_Veil

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The Many-Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics, proposed by physicist Hugh Everett in 1957, suggests that every possible outcome of a quantum event actually occurs, each in its own separate universe¹. This means that the universe constantly splits into multiple, parallel universes where every possible scenario plays out. In the context of time travel, the MWI offers a fascinating perspective: 1. Avoiding Paradoxes: Traditional time travel theories often grapple with paradoxes, like the famous "grandfather paradox," where a time traveler could potentially prevent their own existence. The MWI sidesteps these issues by suggesting that any action taken by a time traveler would simply create a new branch of the universe. For example, if you traveled back in time and changed something significant, you wouldn't alter your original timeline but rather create a new, parallel one where the change occurred². Continued⬇️ https://t.me/Quantum_Ascension/1180 Quantum Ascension

In the context of time travel, a quantum leap often refers to the idea of an instantaneous transition between different points in time, similar to how an electron jumps between energy levels in an atom. This concept is popular in science fiction, where characters might "leap" from one time period to another without traversing the intervening time. One famous example is the TV show "Quantum Leap", where the protagonist, Dr. Sam Beckett, uses a time travel experiment to leap into different people's lives at various points in history, aiming to correct historical mistakes⁶. The mechanics of this time travel are not deeply explained, but it involves a form of quantum mechanics that allows for these sudden transitions⁴. Continued⬇️ https://t.me/Quantum_Ascension/1178 Quantum Ascension

A quantum leap refers to an abrupt transition or significant change from one state to another. This term originally comes from quantum mechanics, where it describes an electron moving between discrete energy levels within an atom³. In everyday language, a quantum leap is often used metaphorically to describe a major advancement or breakthrough, such as a significant technological innovation or a dramatic improvement in a process⁴. Quantum Ascension Sources: (1) Quantum leap Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/quantum%20leap. (2) QUANTUM LEAP | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/quantum-leap. (3) Quantum Leaps Lodge and Retreats Golden, BC. https://quantumleaps.ca/. (4) Modern Embedded Software - Quantum Leaps. https://www.state-machine.com/. (5) 15 Facts About Quantum Leap On Its 30th Anniversary - Mental Floss. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/79397/16-accelerated-facts-about-quantum-leap.

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