The Brain is an Advanced Fractal Antenna

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The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky

In the Scandinavian Eddas the “War” of the Ases with the Hrim-thurses (frost-giants), and of Asathor with the Jotuns, the Serpents and Dragons and the “wolf” who comes out of “Darkness” — is the repetition of the same myth. The “evil Spirits,”* having begun by being simply the emblems of Chaos, became euhemerized by the superstition of the rabble, until they have finally won the right of citizenship in the most civilized and learned races of this globe — since its creation as alleged — and became a dogma with Christians. As George Smith has it: “The evil principles (Spirits) emblems of Chaos” (in Chaldea and Assyria as in Egypt, we see) . . “resist this change and make war on the Moon, the eldest son of Bel, drawing over to their side the Sun, Venus and the atmospheric god Vul.” (“Assyrian Discoveries,” p. 403.) This is only another version of the Hindu “War in Heaven,” between Soma, the moon, and the gods — Indra being the atmospheric Vul; which shows it plainly to be both a Cosmogonical and an astronomical allegory, woven into and drawn from the earliest theogony as taught in the Mysteries.

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from: The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky, vol 2 pt 1, stanza 12 b

Speaking of Adam, Kain, Mars, etc., as personifications (another way of saying Fractal ), we find the author of “The Source of Measures” enunciating our very esoteric teachings in his Kabalistic researches. Thus he says: —
“Now Mars was the lord of birth and of death, of generation and of destruction, of ploughing, of building, of sculpture or stone-cutting, of Architecture . . . . in fine, of all . . . . arts. He was the primeval principle, disintegrating into the modification of two opposites for production. Astronomically, too,* he held the birthplace of the day and year, the place of its increase of strength, Aries, and likewise the place of its death, Scorpio. He held the house of Venus, and that of the Scorpion. He, as birth, was good; as death, was Evil. As good, he was light; as bad, he was night. As good, he was man; as bad, he was woman. He held the cardinal points, and as Cain, or Vulcan,† or Pater Sadic, or Melchizadek, he was lord of the Ecliptic,balance, or line of adjustment, and therefore was the just one. The ancients held to there being seven planets, or great gods, growing out of eight, and Pater Sadik, the Just or Right One, was lord of the eighth, which was Mater Terra. (“Source of Measures,” p. 186-70.) or

Just realized an interesting version of the Principle of polarity:

If you study closely the French Language and compare it to the English Language...French could be interpreted as the Female Pole .....English Language as The Male Pole

compare the number of synonyms available for certain words in English and in French....you will undoubtedly find more words that correspond to the same definition in French

ask a woman to give you the name of all the colors she knows and do the same for a man.......

ps: Mars is also the Name of the month of March in French

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she to you

Foreigner - Urgent with lyrics - YouTube

You're not shy
you get around

You wanna fly
don't want your feet on the ground.
You stay up
you don't come down

You wanna live
you wanna move to the sound.
Got fire in your veins

Burnin' hot but you don't feel the pain

Your desire is insane

You can't stop until you do it again.
Sometimes I wonder as I look in your eyes

Maybe you're thinking of some other guy;
But I know
yes
I know how to treat you right -
That's why you call me in the middle of the night.

You say it's urgent - so urgent

U-u-u-urgent - just you wait and see
How urgent our love can be - it's urgent!

You play tricks on my mind

You're everywhere but you're so hard to find

You're not warm or sentimental
[ From: URGENT Lyrics - FOREIGNER ]

You're so extreme
you can be so temperamental.
But I'm not looking for a love that will last

I know what I need and I need it fast.
Yeah
there's one thing in common that we both share

That's a need for each other anytime
anywhere.

It gets so urgent - so urgent
you know it's urgent -
I wanna tell you it's the same to me - so-o-o-o urgent!
Just you wait and see how urgent our love can be -
It's urgent!

You say it's urgent - make it fast
make it urgent

Do it quick
do it urgent - gotta rush
make it urgent

Want it quick
make it urgent - urgent emergency

Urgent
urgent emergency

Urgent
urgent
urgent
urgent emergency
...

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Another way of Thinking about Spiritual Gold and Material Gold.....

Material Gold is but the reflection of Spiritual Gold (Its Shadow )...on a Lower Vibrational Plane

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Enjoy a skywatching triple play this week - Technology & science - Space - Space.com - msnbc.com

Anyone out under the stars in the early evening lately likely cannot help but notice two brilliant objects dominating the western sky: the planets Venus and Jupiter.

Venus, because it is closer to the sun than Earth, never strays far from the sun in our sky. Jupiter, being outside the Earth's orbit, can appear anywhere along the ecliptic — the path of the sun, moon, and planets across the sky. Venus and Jupiter are gradually growing closer, and will pass each other on March 13.

The moon, meanwhile, is making its monthly trip around the Earth and will pass these two planets on Saturday and Sunday this week (Feb. 25 and 26). The moon appears close to Venus on Saturday night, and then near Jupiter on Sunday night. The view on either night will be what astronomers call a triple conjunction.

The sky map of Venus, Jupiter and the moon for this story shows how they will appear during the celestial triple play.

Speaking of Adam, Kain, Mars, etc., as personifications (another way of saying Fractal ), we find the author of “The Source of Measures” enunciating our very esoteric teachings in his Kabalistic researches. Thus he says: —
“Now Mars was the lord of birth and of death, of generation and of destruction, of ploughing, of building, of sculpture or stone-cutting, of Architecture . . . . in fine, of all . . . . arts. He was the primeval principle, disintegrating into the modification of two opposites for production. Astronomically, too,* he held the birthplace of the day and year, the place of its increase of strength, Aries, and likewise the place of its death, Scorpio. He held the house of Venus, and that of the Scorpion. He, as birth, was good; as death, was Evil. As good, he was light; as bad, he was night. As good, he was man; as bad, he was woman. He held the cardinal points, and as Cain, or Vulcan,† or Pater Sadic, or Melchizadek, he was lord of the Ecliptic,balance, or line of adjustment, and therefore was the just one. The ancients held to there being seven planets, or great gods, growing out of eight, and Pater Sadik, the Just or Right One, was lord of the eighth, which was Mater Terra. (“Source of Measures,” p. 186-70.) or

Queen - A Kind Of Magic (Lyrics) - YouTube

A Kind Of Magic lyrics

It's a kind of magic,
It's a kind of magic,
A kind of magic,
One dream, one soul, one prize, one goal.
One golden glance of what should be.(It's a kind of
magic)
One flash of light that shows the way,
No mortal man can win this day. (It's a kind of magic)
The bell that rings inside your mind,
It's challenging the doors of time. (It's a kind of
magic)
The waiting seems eternity, yeah,
The day will dawn of sanity.
Is this a kind of magic?
There can be only one.
This race that lasts a thousand years, will soon be
done.
This flame that burns inside of me,
I'm hearing secret harmonies. (It's a kind of magic)
The bell that rings inside your mind,
Is challenging the doors of time.
It's a kind of magic.
It's a kind of magic.
This race that lasts a thousand years, will soon be,
will soon be, will soon be done.
This is a kind of magic.
There can be only be one.
This race that lasts a thousand years,
Will soon be done.
Magic - it's a kind of magic,
It's a kind of magic,
Magic, magic, magic, magic,
It's magic,
It's a kind of magic.
It's a kind of magic.

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Nomad Alien Planets May Fill Our Milky Way Galaxy | Search for Life & Habitable Exoplanets | Solar Systems & Extraterrestrial Life | Space.com

Our Milky Way galaxy may be teeming with rogue planets that ramble through space instead of being locked in orbit around a star, a new study suggests.

These "nomad planets" could be surprisingly common in our bustling galaxy, according to researchers at the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC), a joint institute of Stanford University and the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. The study predicts that there may be 100,000 times more of these wandering, homeless planets than stars in the Milky Way.

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Blaze of Glory lyrics - YouTube

Blaze Of Glory lyrics
Songwriters: Bon Jovi, Jon;

I wake up in the mornin'
And I raise my weary head
I got an old coat for a pillow
And the earth was last night's bed
I don't know where I'm goin'
Only God knows where I've been
I'm a devil on the run
A six gun lover
A candle in the wind, yeah

You're brought into this world
But they say you're born in sin
Well at least they've given me something
I didn't have to steal or have to win
Well, they tell me that I'm wanted
Yeah I'm a wanted man
I'm colt in your stable
I'm what Cain was to Able
Mister catch me if you can

I'm goin' down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Take me now but know the truth
I'm goin' down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Lord I never drew first
But I drew first blood
I'm no one's son
Call me young gun

You ask about my conscience
And I offer you my soul
You ask if I'll grow to be a wise man
Well I ask if I'll grow old
You ask me if I known love
And what it's like to sing songs in the rain?
Well, I've seen love come
I've seen it shot down
I've seen it die in vain

Shot down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Take me now but know the truth
But I'm going down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Lord, I never drew first
But I drew first blood
I'm a devil's son
Call me young gun
Yeah

Each night I go to bed
I pray the Lord my soul to keep
No, I ain't lookin' for forgiveness
But before I'm six foot deep
Lord, I got to ask a favor
And I'll hope you'll understand
'Cause I've lived life to the fullest
Let this boy die like a man
Starin' down the bullet
Let me make my final stand

Shot down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Take me now but know the truth
I'm going down in a blaze of glory
(Down)
Lord, I never drew first
But, I drew first blood
I'm no one's son
Call me young gun

I'm the young gun
Young gun, yea eee yea
Young gun

Morcheeba - Be Yourself (lyrics) - YouTube

Be Yourself lyrics

Too much of a good thing
Has really burnt me out
I'm sick of satisfaction
And living in a drought

Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can

The center of attention
Is living on the edge
The thirty of second floor
I'm standing on a ledge

Got to get this straight
Cos we're running too late

Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can

Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway that you want to, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can
Just be yourself
Anyway, baby
Just be yourself
Anyway that you can

the following one is amazing....the flow of time

Pablo Cruise | Zero to Sixty in Five - YouTube

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I highly recommend you read the Three Norse Poem

Völuspá

Völuspá (Old Norse Vǫluspá, Prophecy of the Völva (Seeress); Modern Icelandic [ˈvœːlʏˌspauː], reconstructed Old Norse [ˈwɔluˌspɑː]) is the first and best known poem of the Poetic Edda. It tells the story of the creation of the world and its coming end related by a völva addressing Odin. It is one of the most important primary sources for the study of Norse mythology.

The poem is preserved whole in the Codex Regius and Hauksbók manuscripts while parts of it are quoted in the Prose Edda. It consists of approximately 60 fornyrðislag stanzas.

Hávamál

Hávamál - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hávamál (English /ˈhaʊvəmaʊl/ how-və-mowl; English: Sayings of the high one) is presented as a single poem in the Poetic Edda, a collection of Old Norse poems from the Viking age. The poem, itself a combination of different poems, is largely gnomic, presenting advice for living, proper conduct and wisdom.

The verses are attributed to Odin, much like the biblical Book of Wisdom is attributed to Solomon. The implicit attribution to Odin facilitated the accretion of various mythological material also dealing with Odin.[1]

For the most part composed in the metre Ljóðaháttr, a metre associated with wisdom verse, Hávamál is both practical and metaphysical in content. Following the gnomic "Hávamál proper" follows the Rúnatal, an account of how Odin won the runes, and the Ljóðatal, a list of magic chants or spells

Vafþrúðnismál

Vafþrúðnismál - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In Norse mythology, Vafþrúðnismál (Vafþrúðnir's sayings) is the third poem in the Poetic Edda. It is a conversation in verse form conducted initially between the Æsir Odin and Frigg, and subsequently between Odin and the giant Vafþrúðnir. The poem goes into detail about the Norse cosmogony and was evidently used extensively as a source document by Snorri Sturluson in the construction of the Prose Edda who quotes it. The poem is preserved in Codex Regius and partially in AM 748 I 4to. There are preservation problems relating to stanzas 40-41.

The English Version:

The Poetic Edda Index

The Latin Version:

Edda (fr)
poemas (es )

much you will learn and much you will understand...for we have discussed some of the patterns



hint: Hermes was the creator of the Harp

.Othin spake: "Next answer me well, | if thy wisdom avails,
And thou knowest it, Vafthruthnir, now:
Whence came the moon, | o'er the world of men
That fares, and the flaming sun?"

Norse mythology in popular culture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

23.2.2012 - 2/4 - Unexplained Sounds - YouTube

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this was probably one of the most intriguing scifi book, read a while ago:

American Gods - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

American Gods is a Hugo and Nebula Award-winning[1] novel by Neil Gaiman. The novel is a blend of Americana, fantasy, and various strands of ancient and modern mythology, all centering on a mysterious and taciturn protagonist, Shadow. It is Gaiman's fourth prose novel, being preceded by Good Omens (a collaboration with Terry Pratchett), Neverwhere, and Stardust. Several of the themes touched upon in the book were previously glimpsed in The Sandman graphic novels.

The central premise of the novel is that gods and mythological creatures exist because people believe in them. Immigrants to the United States brought with them dwarves, elves, leprechauns, and other spirits and gods. However, the power of these mythological beings has diminished as people's beliefs wane. New gods have arisen, reflecting America's obsessions with media, celebrity, technology, and drugs, among others.

on of the places mentioned in the Book are the Georgia Mountains

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Was just thinking about the word Sidonia as in

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cydonia_(region_of_Mars)

Cydonia is a region on the planet Mars, and has attracted both scientific[1] and popular interest.[2][3] The name originally referred to the albedo feature (distinctively coloured area) that was visible from Earthbound telescopes. The area borders plains of Acidalia Planitia and the Arabia Terra highlands.[4]

The area includes the Mars regions: "Cydonia Mensae", an area of flat-topped mesa-like features, "Cydonia Colles", a region of small hills or knobs, and "Cydonia Labyrinthus", a complex of intersecting valleys.[5][6] As with other albedo features on Mars, the name Cydonia was drawn from classical antiquity, in this case from Kydonia, a historic polis (or "city-state") on the island of Crete.[7]

Cydonia contains the "face on Mars" feature — located about half-way between Arandas Crater and Bamberg Crater[4] The ESA "skull" formation is a few kilometres south of the "face".[4]

Here is a Town of great interest:

Medina-Sidonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Medina-Sidonia is a city and municipality in the province of Cádiz in the autonomous community of Andalusia, southern Spain. It is considered by some to be the oldest city in Europe, used as a military defense location due to its elevated location. Locals are known as Asidonenses. The city's name comes from Medina (Arabic for city) and Sidonia (of Sidon), meaning "City of Sidon".

Medina-Sidonia was one of Spain's most important ducal seats in the 15th century; producing an admiral, Alonso Pérez de Guzmán, 7th Duke of Medina Sidonia, who led the Spanish Armada against England in 1588. The title of Duque de Medina Sidonia was bestowed upon the family of Guzmán El Bueno for his valiant role in taking the town. The line continues and was led until March 2008 by the controversial socialist, Luisa Isabel Álvarez de Toledo, 20th Duchess of Medina Sidonia (born 1936).

TURISMO SOSTENIBLE EN LOS ALCORNOCALES

Amongst its innumerable monuments, of note are: the Roman Archaeological Complex (Sewers and Road), the Visigoth Hermitage of Los Santos, the Town Hall (XVII c.), the Market Square (XIXc.); its churches and convents, such as the gothic-renaissance style “Iglesia Mayor” (High Church) and the Monastery of San José del Cuervo; the Walls and Doors of the Muslim town; the ruins of the Castle and Old Town; and the Torrestrella Castle, amongst many others dispersed throughout its vast district.

Considered to be one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, Medina Sidonia is also a paradise of tranquility, where you can escape from the world and come into complete contact with nature, between both the Cádiz countryside and the Alcornocales Natural Park.

Puerta del Sol (Door of the Sun)

It is one of the oldest doors in the town. Its name is due to the fact that it faces the same direction as the rays of sunshine at dawn. It is located behind that which, in its time, was the Ducal Palace of the Medina Sidonia.

Castle of Torrestrella

Ruins of an Arabic castle, it was called Medina Sidonia up to the creation of the Santa María Military Order of Spain. At this point it was donated to the latter with the name of Estrella (Star) (aka Astarte / Ishtar ).

Astarte was connected with fertility, sexuality, and war. Her symbols were the lion, the horse, the sphinx, the dove, and a star within a circle indicating the planet Venus. .

Church of Santa María la Mayor (Church of Santa Maria Superior)

Church of Santa Maria Superior, the Crowned, belongs to the gothic-renaissance period of the XVI century. Most noteworthy are its altarpiece, from the Baroque, and the engraving of the Christ of Forgiveness by Pedro Roldán.
It was declared a Historical Artistic Monument in June of 1931.

Carmelite Monastery of San José del Cuervo

It is a building of great dimensions, located right in the Alcornocales Natural Park, in Sierra Blanquilla, and it is surrounded by cliffs and cork oak groves, which lends it great beauty.

Bandera de Medina / Medina Flag



Escudo Medina / Seal



(Lancelot anyone )

Lancelot (father of Galahad )[5] is the son of King Ban of Benwick (or Benoic) and Elaine.[6] While Lancelot is an infant, his father is driven from his kingdom, seen in Britain, by his enemy Claudas de la Deserte.[7] Ban and Elaine flee, carrying the child with them. As Elaine is tending to her wounded husband, Lancelot is carried off by the Lady of the Lake who raises the child in her magical kingdom. It is from this upbringing that Lancelot earns the surname, du lac

The Cydonia region of Mars (see Figure 1) is located at 41° north latitude, 10° west longitude on the red planet. and was surveyed by the Viking Satellite

HM 6

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The Anglo Saxons were in Morocco and Spain too ... The Vandal Empire

a re post

the following is going to be fun ...........found this book :

Full text of "Mysterious Morocco, and how to appreciate it"

the following is applicable to many themes of our Discussion:

Introductory Remarks.

ALTHOUGH this brief epitome of Moorish
history runs to 40 pages, the space occupied
is not excessive. It is true of most
countries that you cannot understand to-day unless
you know something of yesterday, and this truth
applies with special force to Morocco, which
without some knowledge of its history would
be a hopeless enigma.

The anecdotes inserted are intended not only
to lighten the narrative, but to illustrate present
Moorish life. The incidents in the flight of Idris I.,
the building of Fez, &c., might mutatis mutandis
happen to-day. The stories of Kahena and of
Zeinab will show that women's life in the East is
not the mere harem existence it is supposed to
be.

Historical Sketch.

CHAPTER I.
Early Days.

Legends. Ancient legends tell of Antaeus, the mighty

Giant son of Atlas, King of Mauretania. The
monster killed all whom he could catch, to add
their skulls to a mound which he was raising in
honour of Neptune (which is none other than Poseidon God of Atlantis. Hercules destroyed him, and
the rocks which guard the Straits of Gibraltar are
known to this day as the " Pillars of Hercules."

The Berbers claim for themselves descent from Goliath of Gath,
the Amalekite giant who fell before the pebble of David, the shepherd
boy of Israel.

In 424 A.D. we find Bonifacius, the Roman
Count (Comes) of Africa, inviting Genseric the
Goth to Morocco. These kinsmen of our own
Anglo-Saxons accepted the invitation to such
purpose as to form a Vandal Empire which lasted
for about 80 years. Some ethnologists claim still to
recognise traces of the blood of the fair-haired blue-
eyed Goths amongst the mixed races of Morocco.

A Christian Hermit. Idris II. founds Fez.

On a fair hillside clothed in verdure and forest a
young Moorish noble is busying himself and a
few followers. It is February, in the year of
our Lord 808, and the country shows the tender
green due to the influence of spring. An old
hermit whose crucifix betokens his creed, and
whose solitude has been disturbed by the bustle,
asks him what he is doing. " Building a City "
is the curious reply. The answer seems to
awaken th£ old man from the lethargy of age
and, " If this be so, O Emir, I have good tidings
for thee," quoth he. He then narrates how his
predecessor at the hermitage told him that a
city named "Sef" had been located there 1,700
years ago. The *' Book of Knowledge " of this
predecessor had also stated that "one day a son of
" the Prophets should come and rebuild, his name
" shall be Idris, and his achievements great : he
" shall plant Islam here, and it shall endure for
"ever." "Praised be God," said Idris, and starts
digging the foundations of Fez.

a mystic indeed

now this is interesting:

Decline of ^"^ ^^ ^^^ famous words of the great French

Idrisi detective Lecoq is " Cherchez la Femme (find the woman )" and you'll find the

Dynasty, certainly the mot seems applicable to the fall of

dynasties. Yahya the second (fifth in the line

from Idris) " was a man of depraved morals, and

" violated a pretty Jewess named Hanyna" (Roudh

El Kmtas). This rape cost Yahya his life and his

it The family their throne by starting a series of insur-

Stranger." rections which finally ended the dynasty. Soon

one, surnamed ** The Stranger," arose, established

himself in the mountains, and captured part of

Fez.f

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here is an interesting Family:

The Glories of Empire.

Origin of Again the change of dynasty had its origin in
Almohade a religious *' Revival." A desert Berber tribe
Power, inflamed with reforming zeal, rushed upon the
settled kingdom and subjugated it. Mohammed,
son of Tumart, the originator of the movement,
was a man of mark. He was originally a poor
student who visited the East and acquired a

reputation for sanctity.* As a mystic reverenced
under the title of " Mehdi " {the directed of God) he
found refuge in the Atlas Mountains not far
from Marrakesh, and passed on his mission to
Abd-el-Mumin, who took the Southern capital by
force of arms in 1 147-8 a.d. Abd-el-Mumin is the
favourite hero of Moorish history. He was a
great horseman, his skin was white and cheeks
ruddy, his eyes dark and his beard thick. He
was learned in " the Law and the Prophets " and
a devoted lover of poetry. But, above all, he
was a great administrator, and passed on an
organized Empire to his descendants.!

It was in his time that Sicily was ruled by Norman
Counts, and the tivo Rogers, father and son, were men
of great ability. They took Algeria, Tunis and Tripoli,
and would have carried their conquests furthey\ (says
the Arab historian) but for a quarrel which resulted in
war with the Byzantine Emperor, whom they defeated
and bearded in Constantinople.

* He was not particular as to the means. When he was beaten, he
got some friends to allow themselves to be buried alive with breathing
boles arranged. At night be took his followers to the battlefield and
addressed questions to the faithful dead. He was answered by his
confederates who told of the glories of Paradise. When the dupes had
gone, he buried his friends in real earnest. " Dead men tell no tales."

t One of the towns re-established by Abd el Mumin was Mequinez
(iijo A.D.), and the water supply of Sallee was laid on by him. He also
built the castle at Gibraltar (1161 (HM 9 ) a.d.).

J After the death of the second Roger, his son Gregory lost Algeria
and Tunis to Abd el Mumin, who thus extended his Empire till it
included Spain and the whole cf North Africa.


Abd-el-Mumin's son, Abou Yakoub Yussef, who
succeeded him (1163) was a great student,* and
administrator, who would be better known to
history, but for his eclipse by his more famous
brother '• El Mansur."

The greatest of this family was Abou Yussef
Yacoub, who is usually known emphatically as
" El Mansur " the Victorious (sometimes written
Almansor). He beat three Christian Kings
combined (Kings of Castille, Leon, and Aragon)
on the field of Alarcos (1195 a.d.).

the following made my heart skip a bit

* Averroes / Avicenna, one of the most famous Muslim philosophers (his proper
name is Abu-'l-Welid-ibn-Roshd), was at one time imprisoned by him
because he wrote " Venus then is one of the Divinities "—a gloss on a
classical author. He was liberated afterwards on being better under-
stood and accompanied the succeeding monarch, El Mansur, as a
closa friend int« Morocco, where he died.

Ishtar





this is for my french speaking friends you 'll recognize it...and so the message ....Arcadia...when you were kids

GENERIQUE... les mondes engloutis - Vidéo Dailymotion



by the way, if you read the Norse Poems it does Mention Giants

[MonsieurM]

Khalil Gibran and the Art of Giving:

You say, “I give, but only to those who deserve it.” “Trees do not say that, nor do the flocks. They give so they can continue living; to retain is to die. He who is worthy to win God’s day and night is also worthy of getting everything he needs. He who deserves to drink from the ocean of life deserves to fill his bowl from the little stream..
Why demand that a man expose his heart and reveal his pride, so that you can decide whether he deserves help? Seek, rather, see if you deserve to. And you, who receives these things, do not assume any debt of gratitude, lest they create a loop domain with their benefactors. If we become too concerned with these debts, we will end up doubting the end of the generosity of the earth..

Thank you Z

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'Marsquake' May Have Shaken Up Red Planet | Mars History & Evolution | Mars Volcanism & Water on Mars | Space.com Date: 21 February 2012

The surface of Mars appears to have been shaken by quakes relatively recently, hinting at the existence of active volcanoes and perhaps reservoirs of liquid water on the Red Planet, a new study suggests.

Using photographs snapped by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, researchers analyzed the tracks made by boulders that fell from a Martian cliff. The number and size of these boulders — which ranged from 6.5 to 65 feet (2 to 20 meters) in diameter — decreased over a radius of 62 miles (100 kilometers) from a point along Mars' Cerberus Fossae faults.

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fro: http://www.energeticforum.com/181683-post48.html

Thank you Llynch , it is always a pleasure reading you...and the manner by which you help clarify this Process makes Crystal Clear to grasp for anyone willing to venture into self understanding

Nature being our rule of thumb. There is always a progression from one state to another. The same is true with Knowledge, Awareness and Conciousness.

A Change in Knowledge automatically effects a Change in Awareness, which in turn automatically effects a Change in Conciousness.

Hence the Name tree of Knowledge

Traditional Method = Repetition of Knowledge regardless of Absorption Ability.
Natural Method = Gradual Increase of Quantity of Knowledge that Matches Absorption Ability.

both are useful as you wrote....the Traditional Method allows to start on your path (learn the basics as in guitar learning )...the Natural Method completes it as it uses the Traditional Method (the musical notes learned ) to create your symphony of knowledge

A major benefit of 'Learning' via the process given to us by nature is that it is 'Self' governing and almost completely automatic. This is because it is driven by one component we all have. Curiosity.

Curiosity is what creates Desire/Interest. By embracing it and allowing it to guide us, a person will be able to learn/obtain knowledge at a much faster pace, with much more depth and breadth with the additional benefit of quicker returned gratification, increased satisfaction and increased confidence. These are just a few of the benefits of allowing Curiosity to guide the learning process. A full list of examples would touch on every aspect of being human and the human experience.

Some Tips regarding the Natural Process of Learning:

Begin study at a point of 'Personal Interest'.
Follow your curiosity even if it departs from the intial point of study.
Never doubt the value of what is learned along the way. All knowledge is valuable.
Share, and never allow shame or negative perceptions to de-value gained knowledge.
A change of Perspective often rewards one with unique knowledge.
Try to notice the pattern/s of the learning path/s you have traveled.
Try to remove the concept of anything being the 'Final Word'.
Keep an eye open for relationships that exist with knowledge gained previously.
Be aware of how knowledge deepens appreciation of all that you perceive.
Realize the purity of curiosity.
Be aware that Curiosity is present throughout your life.

[MonsieurM]

I encourage anyone to read Llynch Paper...It does a great job at presenting to you the Potential within:

Each piece/bit of knowledge gained is a 'Point of Knowledge', Neuron.
Over time the number of Neurons increases.
Over time the 'Complexity' of the inter-connections between the Neurons increases.

Just those 3 things via a Natural Process of learning, will create the following benefits/value that a Traditional method can not match or can not do at all:

Much fast pace of Neuron creation.
Much higher number of Neurons created.
Much higher density and number of inter-connections between Neurons.

In turn provides the following as few examples:

Ever increasing number of correaltions.
Ever increasing creative capacity.
Ever increasing speed of evaluation.
Ever increasing speed of decision making.
Ever increasing points of reference to base decisions on.
Ever increasing accuracy in application of 'Intuition'.

It may be clear now, that this is where concept of 'Mysticism' originates from. The results of increasing a persons knowledge through a natural process, produces results/benefits that can not easily be described without the use of many adjectives. It truly does inspire poetic expression.

as you explain the process of how Neurons work, thought the following could be helpful

[MonsieurM]

Live Curious

If you are you breathe.
If you breathe you talk.
If you talk you ask.
If you ask you think.
If you think you search.
If you search you experience.
If you experience you learn.
If you learn you grow.
If you grow you wish.
If you wish you find.
And if you find you doubt.
If you doubt you question.
If you question you understand
and if you understand you know.
If you know you want to know more.
If you want to know more ...then you are alive

National Geographic

16 lines HM 7

‪National Geographic Channel - IF. Live curious.‬‏ - YouTube



Jason Mraz - The World As I See It Lyrics HQ - YouTube

so true , she does love you just let her whisper in your ear

The world as I see it, is a remarkable place
A beautiful house in a forest, of stars in outer space.
From a birds eye view, I can see it has a well-rounded personality
From a birds eye view, I can see we are family.

It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Because you are the world to me.

Yeah the world as I see it, is a remarkable place
Every man makes a difference
And every mothers child is a saint
From a birds eye view I can see, we are spiralling down in gravity
From a birds eye view I can see, you are just like me.

It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Unconditionally.

No it's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Because you are the world to me.

You are the mountain, you are the rock
You are the cord and you're the spark
You are the eagle, you are the lark
You are the world and you're remarkable

You're the ocean eating the shore
You are the calm inside the storm
You're every emotion, you can endure
You are the world, the world is yours.

(It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Unconditionally)

No it's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Unconditionally.

No it's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
No it's not a difficult thing.
It's not hard for me to love you
Hard for me to love you
Because you are the world to me.

Yeah the world as I see it, is a remarkable place.

[MonsieurM]

can't help it

Jason Mraz - I Won't Give Up (Official Lyric Video) - YouTube



She to you

when i look into your eyes
it's like watching the night sky
or a beautiful sunrise
well there's so much they hold
and just like them old stars
i see that you've come so far
to be right where you are
how old is your soul?


i won't give up on us
even if the skies get rough
i'm giving you all my love
i'm still looking up


and when you're needing your space
to do some navigating
i'll be here patiently waiting
to see what you find


'cause even the stars they burn
some even fall to the earth
we've got a lot to learn
god knows we're worth it
no, i won't give up


i don't wanna be someone who walks away so easily
i'm here to stay and make the difference that i can make
our differences they do a lot to teach us how to use the tools and gifts
we got yeah we got a lot at stake
and in the end, you're still my friend at least we didn't tend
for us to work we didn't break, we didn't burn
we had to learn, how to bend without the world caving in
i had to learn what i got, and what i'm not
and who i am


i won't give up on us
even if the skies get rough
i'm giving you all my love
i'm still looking up
i'm still looking up


i won't give up on us
god knows i'm tough, he knows
we got a lot to learn
god knows we're worth it


i won't give up on us
even if the skies get rough
i'm giving you all my love
i'm still looking up

Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Lyrics - YouTube

There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold
And she's buying a stairway to heaven
When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed
With a word she can get what she came for
Ooh, ooh, and she's buying a stairway to heaven

There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure
'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings
In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings
Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven
Ooh, it makes me wonder
Ooh, it makes me wonder

There's a feeling I get when I look to the west
And my spirit is crying for leaving
In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees
And the voices of those who stand looking
Ooh, it makes me wonder
Ooh, it really makes me wonder

And it's whispered that soon if we all call the tune
Then the piper will lead us to reason
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long
And the forests will echo with laughter

If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now
It's just a spring clean for the May queen
Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run
There's still time to change the road you're on
And it makes me wonder

Your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know
The piper's calling you to join him
Dear lady, can you hear the wind blow and did you know
Your stairway lies on the whispering wind?

And as we wind on down the road
Our shadows taller than our soul
There walks a lady we all know
Who shines white light and wants to show
How everything still turns to gold

And if you listen very hard
The tune will come to you at last
When all are one and one is all, yeah
To be a rock and not to roll

And she's buying a stairway to heaven