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Throughout cultures all over the world, stories of giants appear again and again, almost as if every civilization carried echoes of some ancient, enormous people. From the towering Nephilim described in old Hebrew texts, to the massive beings of Greek myth like the Titans, to African lore of giant ancestral warriors, and even Native American legends speaking of red-haired giants roaming ancient lands., these tales pop up everywhere. Many old chronicles, folklore traditions, and even explorers’ journals mention unusually large skeletal remains or encounters with gigantic humans. Whether taken as myth, misunderstood history, or hints of something our modern world overlooks, the sheer consistency of giant lore across continents makes the idea intriguing and hard to ignore! @TARTARIAthetruth

Man of Light: Baron Carl von Reichenbach | Odic Life Force The 19th-Century Genius Who Redefined Energy and Perception. The term Odic Force was coined by Baron Carl von Reichenbach (1788 – 1869) to describe a mysterious, all-permeating Life Principle, Vital Life Force, or Universal Life Energy. Odic Force, also called Od or Odyle is a reference to (or perhaps rather a tribute to, if you like) the prominent Germanic and Scandinavian God Odin. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Built for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, it was meant to be temporary, using a frame of wood and staff (plaster/fiber) to mimic ancient stone? Let’s take a closer look at this Palace. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Built for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, it was meant to be temporary, using a frame of wood and staff (plaster/fiber) to mimic ancient stone? Let’s take a closer look. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Cachoeira da Fumacinha (Little Smoke Falls) in Brazil's Chapada Diamantina, known for its immense, moss-covered canyon walls that look like towering stone or "brick" structures, creating a surreal, cathedral-like scene where water drops dramatically, making it a challenging but rewarding trek for adventurers.  Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

There are more and more people feeling dissatisfied with the current system that doesn't have their best interests at heart. They are trying to destroy our human connection and the only way to win is returning back to nature. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

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An active display of a Tesla coil in solid state. Tesla coils are high-voltage generators that use the principle of resonance to produce high-frequency alternating current.  The idea of the "Twin-blade propulsion" is not serious in my opinion and not a technical description of the electrical phenomenon being shown. The device creates striking artificial lightning-like electrical arcs in the air, which shows the energy stored all around us that can be tapped into at anytime, but we are forced to rely on other methods for an energy source. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

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How to paint some nice little chemtrail lines in there, totally natural 😁 Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

The Giant Mother trees were so large they would have their own ecosystems along with cities full of people or giants living high in the sky, like Jack and the Beanstalk. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

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Dragons are found within many cultures, just like giants these aren't stories of myths but of our actual past. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

The Tatzelwurm is a lizard-like dragon from Alpine folklore (Austria, Switzerland, Bavaria, Italy) and Sweden, known as Stollenwurm of Bergstutz, described as having a cat's head, serpent body, short legs, and sometimes venomous, making a hissing sound. Sightings peaked with a 1934 photo sparking interest, but the creature, a type of lindworm, is largely considered mythical, though related folklore exists in South Sweden. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness New Mexico, US This huge area is filled with crazy rock formations that resemble everything from spacecraft to furniture to dragon eggs. Because it is a wilderness area, there are no trails and no vehicles are allowed either. The only way to see it is to walk on in and start exploring. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

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Most people just pass by and don't even think about it. Geometric patterns are part of nature, it's all hidden within plain sight. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

The Measure of the Unknown Was the Door Throughout antiquity, doorways were not just points of entry. They were declarations. Consider the tholos tombs of Mycenae, monumental beehive chambers entered through doors over 5 meters high. The height served no domestic need. It dwarfed the human figure, enforcing reverence before one ever crossed the threshold. In the Treasury of Atreus, the lintel above the door alone weighs over 120 tons. These weren’t scaled for convenience. They were scaled for something else. We see the same pattern in Egypt’s Karnak temple, the Hittite gates of Hattusa, and the Great Mosque of Aleppo. Doorways two to three times the height of any human, with no clear mechanical reason to be that large. No pack animals required them. The interiors they guarded were often more modest than the doors themselves. Yet again and again, across empires and eras, these oversized portals reappear. Not scaled to us, but to something larger. Mainstream archaeology explains this as symbolism… grand entrances meant to impress, to honor gods or rulers. That may be so. But the consistency, the precision, the sheer scale, especially in sites with cyclopean masonry and absent scaffolding, raises deeper questions. Were these thresholds once practical, not performative? Functional, not just ceremonial? If so, they weren’t built for us. Follow @historiaocculta