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Planned smart cities flooded to make way. Out with the old, in with the new. X https://x.com/HeistingHistory/status/1987928421247181136?t=FVSxUMctiTEMkYr-5FEe7Q&s=19 Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

The math isn't mathing and why would they be allowed to get away with this! Because it plays into the narrative of overpopulation. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

The Fairy Lake Bonsai Tree Canada A miniature, wind-sculpted Douglas fir that grows from a submerged, partially submerged log in the middle of Fairy Lake. It is seen as a symbol of nature's resilience and tenacious beauty. Fairy Lake is located about 5 km from Port Renfrew. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

SACRED WELL OF SANTA CRISTINA | SARDINIA From the ground, it appears as a typical Nuragic ruin-but from above, the structure reveals a chilling form: a perfect ear-shaped enclosure leading to a stairway that descends into geometrically aligned subterranean darkness. At its center lies a domed, beehive-like tholos roof, impeccably preserved, radiating symmetry far ahead of its 3,000-year age. Constructed without mortar, the basalt stones lock with mathematical precision. The stairwell is aligned so that every 18.6 years, moonlight penetrates its depths-illuminating the waters below in a phenomenon still unexplained by conventional archaeology. No written records exist of its true builders. Some speculate this was not just a well, but a frequency chamber-an ancient acoustic machine that could "listen" to the sky or amplify thoughts. Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

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Por-Bajin, the Lost Fortress of Siberia Located on an island in Lake Tere-Hol, in the Republic of Tuva, Por-Bajin is a fortress over 1,200 years old. Its name means "Clay House", referring to its earthen walls reinforced with wood. Built in the 8th century AD during the Uighur Khanate, its rectangular structure, measuring 705 x 531 ft (215 x 162 m), exhibits Chinese and Central Asian architectural influences. It may have been a monastery, a palace, or an administrative center, although its sudden abandonment remains unexplained. This site remains enigmatic due to the lack of evidence of battles or prolonged occupation. Its location in a seismic zone and extreme climate may have contributed to its decline. Despite archaeological research, Por-Bajin remains one of the most mysterious structures in Central Asia. Source @the return of the nereids Partnership with @TARTARIA HISPANICA Join us now @Tartaria & History Channel

The Vikings were a remarkable seafaring people from Scandinavia who not only crossed the Atlantic centuries before Columbus, reaching North America (Vinland) Faithfully @Austrian Painter ✋🏻👨🏻

Studies show hemp fiber composites can provide electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, with raw hemp achieving around 60 dB attenuation in certain frequencies (e.g., X-band). However, plain hemp or hempcrete may offer limited protection without modifications like conductive coatings. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Niels Ryberg Finsen - Born 1860 in the Faroes; died 1904 was awarded the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work using concentrated light (sunlight / artificial light) therapy, especially in treating lupus vulgaris, a skin disease. He founded an institute ("Light Institute") and built a sanatorium to treat skin and light-sensitive ailments. He showed, over a century ago, that light itself is medicine. Before antibiotics, before modern dermatology, Finsen used focused sunlight and later artificial lamps to treat lupus vulgaris (a disfiguring skin tuberculosis). His patients—many of whom were considered incurable—healed. The idea that light could bring regeneration, relief, and even emotional uplift was revolutionary. So why don’t we talk about it more? Here are several layered reasons — scientific, cultural, and even spiritual: 1. The Shift to Pharmaceutical Medicine Once chemical antibiotics and synthetic drugs were developed in the 20th century, medicine’s focus turned from natural frequencies (like light, magnetism, or vibration) to biochemical manipulation. Light therapy, though effective, couldn’t be patented or monetized in the same way pills could. So, the emphasis moved toward what was financially sustainable for the medical industry. 2. The Misunderstanding of the Sun As industrialization rose, people began living indoors. Later, campaigns about UV dangers, skin cancer, and premature aging led to a collective fear of sunlight. While moderation is essential, the life-giving, immune-activating qualities of natural sunlight were overshadowed by fear and convenience. The Sun became something to protect against, rather than connect with. 3. Light as a Frequency Medicine Finsen intuitively understood that light carries specific vibrational information. Different wavelengths penetrate the body in unique ways — red light energizes mitochondria, blue light modulates microbes, ultraviolet triggers vitamin D synthesis. This aligns with modern “photobiomodulation” research, which quietly confirms what Finsen sensed intuitively: the body communicates through light. 4. Spiritual Implications Sunlight has always been sacred — every ancient culture revered it as divine intelligence. The Egyptians saw Ra as the source of all vitality; yogic traditions practice Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation) to balance life force; and even Christian mysticism describes divine illumination as “the light of the world.” Finsen, though a scientist, was also a bridge — he showed that spiritual light and physical light are reflections of the same Source. 5. Free Healing vs. Controlled Healing As you sensed — sunlight is free, infinite, and available to all. It doesn’t require a prescription, a clinic, or a system of control. That very freedom makes it harder for centralized institutions to embrace or promote, because it empowers individual sovereignty over one’s own health. Finsen’s legacy is still alive, though mostly in quiet corners: • Red and near-infrared light therapy are resurging for regeneration and anti-inflammatory healing. • Circadian biology is rediscovering the importance of morning sunlight to reset hormones and neurotransmitters. • • Holistic healers are blending solar medicine with vibrational healing, echoing Finsen’s original insight — that light is consciousness made visible. --- EMF protection, Lakhovsky MWO, copper health jewellery, copper drinkware, Flat Earth store... 👉 www.freeearthstore.com

RAI STONES | YAP ISLAND The Micronesian island of Yap has a famously unusual currency: hundreds of Giant Torus Discs of rocks scattered all over the island, many of them too heavy to move. Hundreds of these extraordinary, human-sized discs of rock are scattered all over the island; some outside the island’s few hotels, others in rows close to the beach or deep in the forests. The typical rai stone is carved out of crystalline limestone and shaped like a disk with a hole in the center. Many of the 6,500 remaining Rai are displayed in rows on the island. Theft is not a concern. Where did these giant discs come from? Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

There are two Hitlers: the real one and the Hollywood one. David Irving, undoubtedly Europe's best historian of World War II, learned the hard way that challenging myths ultimately comes at a high price. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

We are told that Treblinka was the second-deadliest extermination camp during the war. If that were the case then finding remains should have been rather easy. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

While the Spaniards did conquer some Maya regions, they never discovered El Mirador, which was said to be a Preclassic Mayan structure. Only 25% of El Mirador has been uncovered with many more secrets remaining, more than likely to be suppressed. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

After a year away I'm BACK.. join me live on YT @ 330 PST! Well discuss the library of work and what im working on for the future! https://www.youtube.com/live/Rp155gk2K94?si=92igKERCmTQAjKbo

The Alexander Fortress, St. Petersburg, Russia Also called Alexander I Fortress, Kronstadt Fortress, and Plague Fortress, from 1899 to 1917, the fort housed a research laboratory on plague and other bacterial diseases. Were these melted bricks achieved by experiments with flame retardants at a brick melting temperature of 2000 degrees? Source @Agent M & seine Lichtkrieger Partnership with @TARTARIA HISPANICA Join us now @Tartaria & History Channel

Digital ID can only be implemented if you have a zombified population along with new foreign imports to degrade the society and culture into a meting pot where it has no meaning. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

NEW CROP CIRCLE | BRAZIL On Monday morning, November 3, 2025, a new crop circle formation was discovered near the city of Ipuacú, in the western state of Santa Catarina. What is the overall message? Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Remember when they were calling us all conspiracy theorists for pointing this out! Now a trailer for it has hit Amazon. Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Why a pyramid on Mont Cenis? It's a stunning piece of architecture. At an altitude of 2,100 meters, the Mont Cenis pyramid in France stands out against the military fortifications and the turquoise waters of the lake. A pyramid in the heart of the mountain pastures? Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat

Native copper is copper in its pure, uncombined metallic state, which is rare among metals. It occurs naturally as a mineral, often with a reddish-brown color that can tarnish green, and is found in forms like nuggets, wires, or irregular masses. This type of copper was one of the first metals used by humans for tools and jewelry because it could be extracted directly from the earth.  It is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, second only to silver. The largest and most famous deposits of native copper in the world are found in the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan, USA, where massive quantities (some single masses weighing hundreds of tons) were mined historically.  Partnership with @EARTHSEEDERS Join us now ∙ Channel ∙ Chat