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10.04.202521:46
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10.04.202513:37
Chicago Water Tower (dated 1869)
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Water_Tower
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Water_Tower
转发自:Old World
10.04.202513:37
"The proximity of rivers and lakes to these old buildings is also thought to be significant. The theory is that bodies of water act as natural conductors for the aetheric energy, which can be harnessed by the buildings located nearby. For example, the Altes Hafenamt building in Dortmund is situated right on the banks of the river Emscher. According to some theories, the building may have been designed to take advantage of the energy flowing through the river.
In addition to the use of water, underground basements were also thought to be critical in harnessing the energy from the aether. The idea is that the basements act as a sort of container for the energy, allowing it to be concentrated and used more effectively. Some theories suggest that the basements were lined with special materials, such as copper, which would enhance their ability to store and conduct the energy."
In addition to the use of water, underground basements were also thought to be critical in harnessing the energy from the aether. The idea is that the basements act as a sort of container for the energy, allowing it to be concentrated and used more effectively. Some theories suggest that the basements were lined with special materials, such as copper, which would enhance their ability to store and conduct the energy."
转发自:Old World
10.04.202513:35
Waterworks Park Water Tower, Detroit, USA (Dated: 1876, Demolished: 1945)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Lost_Architecture/comments/km21oj/waterworks_park_water_tower_detroit_mi_built_in/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Lost_Architecture/comments/km21oj/waterworks_park_water_tower_detroit_mi_built_in/
转发自:Old World
10.04.202513:32
"Why So Many Old Bell Towers May Have Been Octagonal
A recurring feature in historical architecture across Europe and beyond is the octagonal tower. These eight-sided structures appear in religious baptisteries, bell towers, and minarets. The consistent use of this form over centuries suggests a deeper significance — one that may go beyond symbolism or style.
In sacred geometry, the octagon acts as a bridge between the square (Earth) and the circle (Heaven). But beyond symbolism, it also has unique structural and energetic properties, which ancient builders may have understood and deliberately used.
The octagon evenly distributes energy in eight directions and allows for balanced resonance. It disperses vibration and stress efficiently — forming a stable base for harmonic oscillation, especially when built with materials like granite, limestone, or sandstone, which are piezoelectric.
When these stones are vibrated — for example, by the ringing of large bronze bells — they can generate electric potential. Bronze itself produces pure resonant frequencies, capable of forming standing waves. Inside an octagonal chamber, these waves may interact with the stone structure, generating localized energetic fields.
Many such towers were also built on energetic hotspots: hills, underground water veins, or ley line crossings — suggesting intentional placement. In this configuration, the tower becomes a vertical resonator. The bell sets off a vibrational pulse, activating the structure. If tuned correctly, this may generate a toroidal energy field — a self-sustaining loop flowing along the tower’s central axis, similar to fields found in atoms, weather systems, and the human body.
These towers may have served as more than spiritual landmarks. They could have been energetic instruments, designed to interact with natural forces through resonance, vibration, and form.
Such interactions might have influenced the atmosphere, supported health, or elevated consciousness. The consistency of shape, material, and placement across centuries supports the idea of a deeper science once embedded in architecture — one that viewed energy, geometry, and consciousness as unified.
Structures like Castel del Monte, the Florence Baptistery, and many Templar towers reveal precise octagonal geometry and alignments with celestial or telluric points. These are not accidents — they suggest intentional design based on now-lost knowledge of resonance and energy.
While still unaccepted by mainstream science, the convergence of form, material resonance, and energetic logic offers a compelling alternative framework. The idea that buildings could receive, focus, or amplify energy is not anti-scientific — it simply applies physical principles through a different, more holistic lens.
The octagonal bell tower, far from being a relic of superstition, may stand as a forgotten testament to an era when stone, sound, and shape worked together in harmony with Earth and sky."
A recurring feature in historical architecture across Europe and beyond is the octagonal tower. These eight-sided structures appear in religious baptisteries, bell towers, and minarets. The consistent use of this form over centuries suggests a deeper significance — one that may go beyond symbolism or style.
In sacred geometry, the octagon acts as a bridge between the square (Earth) and the circle (Heaven). But beyond symbolism, it also has unique structural and energetic properties, which ancient builders may have understood and deliberately used.
The octagon evenly distributes energy in eight directions and allows for balanced resonance. It disperses vibration and stress efficiently — forming a stable base for harmonic oscillation, especially when built with materials like granite, limestone, or sandstone, which are piezoelectric.
When these stones are vibrated — for example, by the ringing of large bronze bells — they can generate electric potential. Bronze itself produces pure resonant frequencies, capable of forming standing waves. Inside an octagonal chamber, these waves may interact with the stone structure, generating localized energetic fields.
Many such towers were also built on energetic hotspots: hills, underground water veins, or ley line crossings — suggesting intentional placement. In this configuration, the tower becomes a vertical resonator. The bell sets off a vibrational pulse, activating the structure. If tuned correctly, this may generate a toroidal energy field — a self-sustaining loop flowing along the tower’s central axis, similar to fields found in atoms, weather systems, and the human body.
These towers may have served as more than spiritual landmarks. They could have been energetic instruments, designed to interact with natural forces through resonance, vibration, and form.
Such interactions might have influenced the atmosphere, supported health, or elevated consciousness. The consistency of shape, material, and placement across centuries supports the idea of a deeper science once embedded in architecture — one that viewed energy, geometry, and consciousness as unified.
Structures like Castel del Monte, the Florence Baptistery, and many Templar towers reveal precise octagonal geometry and alignments with celestial or telluric points. These are not accidents — they suggest intentional design based on now-lost knowledge of resonance and energy.
While still unaccepted by mainstream science, the convergence of form, material resonance, and energetic logic offers a compelling alternative framework. The idea that buildings could receive, focus, or amplify energy is not anti-scientific — it simply applies physical principles through a different, more holistic lens.
The octagonal bell tower, far from being a relic of superstition, may stand as a forgotten testament to an era when stone, sound, and shape worked together in harmony with Earth and sky."
10.04.202500:17
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Strontium-90 is a main Geoengineering material along with Aluminum-26 and Barium-133 (and 130), all being radioactive and severe incineriarires.
06.04.202522:12
Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent god of Mesoamerican mythology, is depicted as having the ability to exhale vapor, which can be used to form clouds, summon rain, or even create acidic rain by mixing it with corrosive substances.
06.04.202508:17
06.04.202505:30
Part VIII: Identifying the Real Zionists
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/part-viii-identifying-the-real-zionists
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/part-viii-identifying-the-real-zionists
06.04.202505:29
Democide by Proxy - Rabbi Michoel Green's Newsletter
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/democide-by-proxy
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/democide-by-proxy
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"Researchers at Penn State have developed “audible enclaves,” a technology that allows sound to be targeted to a specific individual without disturbing others—without the need for headphones.
Using ultrasound waves, which are silent to human ears during travel, the system ensures sound is only heard at a designated point. By employing two ultrasound beams at slightly different frequencies, they create an audible sound at their intersection.
The technology, which can bend sound waves to avoid obstacles, has been tested successfully at a range of three feet. Potential applications include personalized audio in public spaces and noise cancellation in urban environments, though commercialization is still far off."
Using ultrasound waves, which are silent to human ears during travel, the system ensures sound is only heard at a designated point. By employing two ultrasound beams at slightly different frequencies, they create an audible sound at their intersection.
The technology, which can bend sound waves to avoid obstacles, has been tested successfully at a range of three feet. Potential applications include personalized audio in public spaces and noise cancellation in urban environments, though commercialization is still far off."
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转发自:Old World
10.04.202513:35
Waterworks Park Water Tower, Detroit, USA (Dated: 1876, Demolished: 1945)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Lost_Architecture/comments/km21oj/waterworks_park_water_tower_detroit_mi_built_in/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Lost_Architecture/comments/km21oj/waterworks_park_water_tower_detroit_mi_built_in/
转发自:Old World
10.04.202513:37
Chicago Water Tower (dated 1869)
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Water_Tower
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Water_Tower
01.04.202516:28
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