1. likeafieldmouse:

    Filip Dujardin - Fictions (2010)

  2. pulmonaire:

    Silhouette (Week 40) by Brent Holloman

  3. “He’s a tree spirit, he brings good luck. It’s a sign this forest is healthy.”

  6. madwoman-with-a-bluebox:

    i found this and thought it was cute!:D

  7. suck-it-up-or-shut-up: That’s right fitblr’s, keep that shit up. Trust him he’s a doctor.

    suck-it-up-or-shut-up:

    That’s right fitblr’s, keep that shit up.

    Trust him he’s a doctor.

  8. ne0ndreams: weareallstarstuff: Helix Nebula My favorite, it’s beautiful.

    ne0ndreams:

    weareallstarstuff:

    Helix Nebula

    My favorite, it’s beautiful.

  9. arpeggia: James Nares - I Can Tell, 2010, iridescent pigment and wax on linen, 94” x 67 1/4” | More posts

    arpeggia:

    James Nares - I Can Tell, 2010, iridescent pigment and wax on linen, 94” x 67 1/4” | More posts

  10. strange-frequencies: When you shoot x-rays down the C -axis of the atomic matrix of a crystal or metal, you’ll get these little dots showing you exactly where the atoms are located. In this case, this is a beryl crystal that actually displays the Flower of Life pattern.The beryl crystal uses the pattern to arrange its atoms and form this specific crystal. It’s really amazing that these little atoms simply line themselves up in space, often with enormous distances between them. These microscopic spaces are relatively vast, like between the stars in the night sky. The atoms perfectly align themselves in cubes and tetrahedrons and all kinds of geometric shapes.

    strange-frequencies:

    When you shoot x-rays down the C -axis of the atomic matrix of a crystal or metal, you’ll get these little dots showing you exactly where the atoms are located. In this case, this is a beryl crystal that actually displays the Flower of Life pattern.
    The beryl crystal uses the pattern to arrange its atoms and form this specific crystal. It’s really amazing that these little atoms simply line themselves up in space, often with enormous distances between them. These microscopic spaces are relatively vast, like between the stars in the night sky. The atoms perfectly align themselves in cubes and tetrahedrons and all kinds of geometric shapes.

  11. strange-frequencies: The idealized lines of magnetic flow [Fig. 2-43] you see coming out in a torusaround the Earth are not what geologists have found. The reality is that the magnetic lines look rather like straight weaving patterns [Fig. 2-44]. They’re fixed, but they’re not precise in that idealized kind of way. And there are certain areas where they’re stronger and other areas where they’re weaker. These lines normally do not move, but because the field is getting so weak, they are beginning to move and change. The birds, animals and fish, and the dolphins and whales and other creatures use these magnetic lines for their migration patterns. So if the magnetic lines change, their migration patterns go off, which is what we’re seeing all over the world right now. Birds are flying to places they’re not supposed to be, and whales are beaching themselves on land, where it’s supposed to be water as far as they’re concerned. They’re simply following the magnetic line they’ve followed for centuries, and they’re running into land that wasn’t on that line before.

    strange-frequencies:

    The idealized lines of magnetic flow [Fig. 2-43] you see coming out in a torus
    around the Earth are not what geologists have found. The reality is that the magnetic lines look rather like straight weaving patterns [Fig. 2-44]. They’re fixed, but they’re not precise in that idealized kind of way. And there are certain areas where they’re stronger and other areas where they’re weaker. These lines normally do not move, but because the field is getting so weak, they are beginning to move and change. The birds, animals and fish, and the dolphins and whales and other creatures use these magnetic lines for their migration patterns. So if the magnetic lines change, their migration patterns go off, which is what we’re seeing all over the world right now. Birds are flying to places they’re not supposed to be, and whales are beaching themselves on land, where it’s supposed to be water as far as they’re concerned. They’re simply following the magnetic line they’ve followed for centuries, and they’re running into land that wasn’t on that line before.

  12. oracular-sun:

    Indra’s Net: Philosophical Metaphor of Consciousness & Reality

    “FAR AWAY IN THE HEAVENLY ABODE OF THE GREAT GOD INDRA, THERE IS A WONDERFUL NET WHICH HAS BEEN HUNG BY SOME CUNNING ARTIFICER IN SUCH A MANNER THAT IT STRETCHES OUT INDEFINITELY IN ALL DIRECTIONS. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EXTRAVAGANT TASTES OF DEITIES, THE ARTIFICER HAS HUNG A SINGLE GLITTERING JEWEL AT THE NET’S EVERY NODE, AND SINCE THE NET ITSELF IS INFINITE IN DIMENSION, THE JEWELS ARE INFINITE IN NUMBER. THERE HANG THE JEWELS, GLITTERING LIKE STARS OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE, A WONDERFUL SIGHT TO BEHOLD. IF WE NOW ARBITRARILY SELECT ONE OF THESE JEWELS FOR INSPECTION AND LOOK CLOSELY AT IT, WE WILL DISCOVER THAT IN ITS POLISHED SURFACE THERE ARE REFLECTED ALL THE OTHER JEWELS IN THE NET, INFINITE IN NUMBER. NOT ONLY THAT, BUT EACH OF THE JEWELS REFLECTED IN THIS ONE JEWEL IS ALSO REFLECTING ALL THE OTHER JEWELS, SO THAT THE PROCESS OF REFLECTION IS INFINITE”


    1. The Holographic Nature of the Universe

    Long before the existence of the hologram, the jeweled net is an excellent description of the special characteristic of holograms: that every point of the hologram contains information regarding all other points. This reflective nature of the jewels is an obvious reference to this.

    This kind of analogy has been suggested by science as a theory for an essential characteristic of the cosmos, as well as the functioning of the human brain, as beautifully described in The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot.

    2. The Interconnectedness of All Things

    When any jewel in the net is touched, all other jewels in the node are affected. This speaks to the hidden interconnectedness and interdependency of everything and everyone in the universe, and has an indirect reference to the concept of “Dependent Origination” in Buddhism. Additionally, Indra’s Net is a definitive ancient correlate of Bell’s Theorem, or the theory of non-local causes.

    3. Lack of a Substantive Self

    Each node, representing an individual, simply reflects the qualities of all other nodes, inferring the notion of ‘not-self’ or a lack of a solid and real inherent self, as seen in the Advaita Vedanta school of Hinduism and Buddhism in general.

    4. Non-locality

    Indra’s Net shoots holes in the assumption or imputation of a solid and fixed universe ‘out there’. The capacity of one jewel to reflect the light of another jewel from the other edge of infinity is something that is difficult for the linear mind, rational mind to comprehend. The fact that all nodes are simply reflections indicates that there is no particular single source point from where it all arises.

    5. Innate Wisdom

    The ability to reflect the entirety of all light in the universe attests to the inherent transcendent wisdom that is at the core of all nodes, representing all sentient beings, and to the inherent Buddha Nature.

    6. Illusion or Maya

    The fact that all nodes are simply a reflection of all others implies the illusory nature of all appearances. Appearances are thus not reality but a reflection of reality.

    7. Universal Creativity

    A familiar concept in various high dharmas is one of an impersonal creative intelligence that springs forth into reality through the instruments of all living beings.

    8. The Mirror-like Nature of Mind

    The capacity to reflect all things attests to the mind being a mirror of reality, not its basis. This is a common thesis among various schools and religions.

    And Indra’s Net has been used as a defining metaphor for the Internet.

  13. atheistangel: Good Vibrations. When a 6.8 earthquake shook Olympia, Wash., in 2001, shop owner Jason Ward discovered that a sand-tracing pendulum in his shop had recorded the vibrations of the earthquake on the sand. Seismologists say that the “flower” at the center reflects the higher-frequency waves that arrived first; the outer, larger-amplitude oscillations record the lower-frequency waves that arrived later

    atheistangel:

    Good Vibrations.

    When a 6.8 earthquake shook Olympia, Wash., in 2001, shop owner Jason Ward discovered that a sand-tracing pendulum in his shop had recorded the vibrations of the earthquake on the sand.
    Seismologists say that the “flower” at the center reflects the higher-frequency waves that arrived first; the outer, larger-amplitude oscillations record the lower-frequency waves that arrived later

  14. archaeoangel: Leonardo Da Vinci’s sketches and notes from studying the Flower of Life’s form and mathematical properties. Read more

    archaeoangel:

    Leonardo Da Vinci’s sketches and notes from studying the Flower of Life’s form and mathematical properties.

    Read more

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