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The Earth is the container for the entire Universe as we know it

Revelation of the Method

“When a well-packaged web of lies has been sold gradually to the masses over generations, the truth will seem utterly preposterous and its speaker a raving lunatic” – Dresden James via: Damian Nix This is an incredible journey that life takes us through. The process of understanding about life begins at birth and throughout to death. We go to our graves still in awe of the profound amount of things we could never explain, or make sense of. However, if one is observant to the world around them, they can tell that something is amiss with the way things have been explained to them. The questions always start small and end up avalanching you over until the fine line between intelligence and madness is reached. And some of us push on into the realm of the impossible and improbable, yet within the bounds of…

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The Lost Center

The “lost center” describes the confusion of our time. Symbolically, but also in concrete scientific terms. A look up into the sky would be enough. The following are articles that have been translated from German to English for your reading pleasure. from our friend Philip Mikaswebsite | FB group | profile   via: Auf zur Mitte – by Philip Mikas Reasons Earth Can’t Be Flat – Auf Zur Mitte 1. The Southern Cross and the North Star would have to be visible at the same time on aflat earth, which is not the case. There is a short video about this: Flat Earth refuted in103 seconds . The North Star must be aimed at about 90° above your head at theNorth Pole, while from the equator it is visible at 0° just above the horizon. Thisphenomenon would be completely impossible on a flat earth.…

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Maps of Our World: The Inverted Globe

Over the years our understanding of heaven and earth has devolved.  In recent centuries, we’ve descended into this nihilistic path of Heliocentrism. But maybe it should be called Heliosorcery since distorting one’s worldview can have deleterious psychological effects on the mind. For literally thousands of years mankind has understood that the earth beneath his feet does not move; it was our foundation.  Earth was not some spinning space ball hurling through the universe at a zillion miles an hour.  When we think like this everything goes to sh!t due to the psychological chaos hurled upon us for believing in a Godless fantasy where we have no ontological footing and everything is just a product of time and chance. Look at these maps. What do you see? A Byzantine Greek world map according to Ptolemy’s first (conic) projection. From Codex Vaticanus Urbinas Graecus 82, Constantinople…

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The Holy Bible: Where In Earth?

If we lived ‘on’ Earth, you would think scripture would tell us that, but it doesn’t.  The Bible tells us we are “in the Earth”. Scripture tells us it’s the Sun, Moon and heavens that move, not Earth. Below are the incidents of “in Earth” or “in the Earth” in the Holy Bible, along with some other scriptures that support this understanding. I used the King James Version but you can pick and choose any version you’d like as most say the same thing. But first a few related verses: Isaiah 40:12 “Who hath measured the waters in the hollow of his hand, and meted out heaven with the span, and comprehended the dust of the earth in a measure, and weighed the mountains in scales, and the hills in a balance” Job 38:8 Or who shut up the sea with doors, when it…

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Poetry, Literature, Art: The Nature of Heaven and Earth

Many of the geniuses throughout history understood that earth is hollow and literally contains the entire universe as we know it.  They knew this information would never become overtly available to the public so they encoded it into their poetry and artwork. “Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth.”  – Albert Camus “The exact contrary of what is generally believed is often the truth.” – Jean de la Bruyère William Blake William Blake (1757-1827) was an English poet, painter, and printmaker known for his romantic poetry that merged myth, religion and the human condition.  Influenced by spiritual visions and a rejection of materialism, his poetry is filled with mysticism, symbolism, and alternative perspectives on reality that challenge conventional views of the physical world. In works like The Marriage of Heaven and Hell and Jerusalem, he explores the nature of reality and…

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Tamarack Mine Experiments: Plumb-bobbing the Earth

Around the turn of the century experiments were performed in Calumet Michigan where they suspended two plumb-bobs down adjacent mine shafts.  Since we live on a convex spheroid(planet earth) where the center of gravity is about 4000 miles beneath our feet, we’d expect the two plumb-bobs to be closer together at the bottom than they are at the top. (tl/dr that didn’t happen) It took half and hour to drop the 50 pound plumb-bobs over 3/4 of a mile down the two mine shafts. They waited a full day for the two lines to remain still, even using engine oil at the bottom to submerge them in, quickening the settling process. Once they were fully settled, physical measurements were taken between the horizontal distances at the top and at the bottom. With a center of gravity roughly 4000 miles below (the center of earth),…

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The Universe As It Really Is: Dolan Theory

Do you believe that the Earth is a sphere? Yes? Good. However, if you also believe that you live on the outside of a solid body, you may be making a common mistake.     (05.10.2010) courtesy of EVOLVER Even in ancient times, the great thinkers could no longer accept the idea that the world was flat. Pythagoras disliked this view in the 6th century BC, mainly for aesthetic reasons; around 200 years later, Aristotle also provided scientific explanations for the spherical shape of the earth. Soon after, Eratosthenes even calculated its circumference – with astonishing accuracy. However, no one knew anything about the exact composition of the globe. In the 17th century, the English astronomer Edmond Halley (after whom the famous comet was later named) published a treatise in which he described the Earth as a hollow sphere, inside of which two other…

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