Duat do what

Do they know what has moved? lol, I mean, if they know the 4 in the sky move into different 4 for different ages, then surely they know the lines do too.

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Of kitchen slops and, stomaching no constraint,
Proceeded to swill
The seven troughed seas and every earthquaking
continent.

Was just reading that poem when I saw you linked to that Red Ice article. That is the last stanza of the poem.

To gape at it:
This was no rose-and-larkspurred china suckling
With a penny slot

yes
step by step

we have only recently got are heads around the reality that we can adjust things at velocities quicker than the visible/material cause (light speed) of what we desire to adjust manifests
and
we are understanding there exists overriding design structures that force us to adjust within

combine the 2 /z\ and we see the freedom key of the Labyrinth Group appearing





it never was time travel
it is velocity

Whoa...

aether...check out the second photo...

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The thirty Æthyrs are often arranged like an onion's skin, as you can see in Schueler's books, in Geoffrey James' book or in the original manuscripts of John Dee. The innermost Æthyr is TEX which is nearest to our physical plane.

In my shamanic journeys I discovered that there are many lower and upper worlds, connected with a kind of axis (some would describe this axis as world-tree). If you fly long and fast enough down or up this axis it begins to bend itself and soon become a ring.

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see , talking to rock is empathy as in: it shows you what to do (empathy) and by what you do it knows what you know

that is talking

tapping with rod is what you do if the talking tells it is what is to do

totally different meanings

yes
crystals themselves are something within sequence of something doing something and in this context crystal cooperates best

I did not have logos in mind when I said that, but do so now along with that.

Soil is the second biggest reservoir of carbon on the planet, next to the oceans. It holds four times more carbon than all the plants and trees in the world. But human activity like deforestation and industrial farming – with its intensive ploughing, monoculture and heavy use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides – is ruining our soils at breakneck speed, killing the organic materials that they contain. Now 40% of agricultural soil is classed as “degraded” or “seriously degraded”. In fact, industrial farming has so damaged our soils that a third of the world’s farmland has been destroyed in the past four decades.

As our soils degrade, they are losing their ability to hold carbon, releasing enormous plumes of CO2 [pdf] into the atmosphere.

There is, however, a solution. Scientists and farmers around the world are pointing out that we can regenerate degraded soils by switching from intensive industrial farming to more ecological methods – not just organic fertiliser, but also no-tillage, composting, and crop rotation. Here’s the brilliant part: as the soils recover, they not only regain their capacity to hold CO2, they begin to actively pull additional CO2 out of the atmosphere.

Blue woman is blue fire cocooning