het goede nieuws komt uit Duitsland. Morgen worden weer 3 kerncentrales afgeschakeld. De drie die nog doorwerken van de eens meer dan 100 zijn eind volgend jaar ook uit bedrijf. Een land met Moed!
vrijdag 31 december 2021
dinsdag 28 december 2021
zondag 26 december 2021
zaterdag 25 december 2021
De laatste Eenheidsmensen groep in Europa: de Katharen
De film van Marcel Messing over de Katharen is vanaf vandaag te zien op.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/P5jko7tm2FuG/
De laatste Christen mensen gemeenschap in Europa, vernietigd door de katholieke kerk. Het goede nieuws is dat deze mensen nog steeds onder ons leven en weer zijn opgestaan met hun Eenheids boodschap!
Een aanrader
In deze gloednieuwe documentaire volgen we antropoloog en filosoof Marcel Messing terwijl hij filmmaker Christianne van Wijk meeneemt naar de oude Kathaarse heilige plaatsen van de Franse middeleeuwen. Daar bespreken ze de boodschap van de diep spirituele Katharen en hoe hun kennis zo essentieel is voor de mensen van vandaag nu we de geprofeteerde eindtijd ingaan. ps: meer Marcel zijn ego ervaringen verhaal dan van de Katharen en als je dat herkent is hij daarin vrij in
ALUNA – AN ECOLOGICAL WARNING BY THE KOGI PEOPLE
donderdag 23 december 2021
Een alchemist die goed schilderen kon!
hoe tevreden kun je zijn met je blinde ogen: Die Beschneiungsgeister
woensdag 22 december 2021
De werkelijke Procreatie is daar dat Verbonden blijft
Wherever you go, whether to the mountains, the forests, the lakes or the seaside, if you wish to demonstrate that you are children of God who aspire to a more subtle and luminous life, you must show that you are conscious of the presence of the etheric creatures who live there. Approach them with respect and reverence; begin by greeting them, then tell them of your friendship and love, and ask for their blessings. Enchanted by your attitude, these creatures, who perceive you from afar, prepare to shower their gifts upon you in the form of peace, light and pure energy. You will feel bathed and enveloped in the love and wonderment of these spiritual beings; when you return to the valleys and towns, you will bring all these riches back with you, as well as revelations and ideas that are broader and more profound. |
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov |
maandag 20 december 2021
who is your master, who is your slave
Whenever someone gives in to a base desire, they shackle themselves and become a slave; this is why we find so many slaves on earth. Even if human beings appear to be free, the truth is that inwardly, they faithfully obey a master: their lower nature, which exploits them mercilessly. In order to justify themselves they say, ‘I couldn’t help myself’, without thinking that from the moment they utter this phrase, it is precisely because they are already enslaved, there is someone else inside who has taken control and who is holding tightly to the reins. Someone who is free never says, ‘I couldn’t help myself’, because these are words of capitulation, a calling card on which is written, ‘I am weak, I am nothing.’ ‘How can that be? On my card it says that I am the president of this, the director of that, inspector of such and such’ Ah? Perhaps, but an Initiate reads something completely different. |
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov |
zondag 19 december 2021
maandag 13 december 2021
vier het leven zoals Osho
C E L E B R A T E
"Nothing is needed to Celebrate – Only Excuses . . .
My Birthday is just an Excuse!
But if you want to Celebrate, you will find a thousand and one excuses.
It is your life, and whatever becomes of it is your creation.
Remember, there are hidden Signatures on it.
You cannot disassociate yourself from what you create, from the way you live, the way you respond.
Once you are overflowing with love and blissfulness, you cannot, even in your dreams, act in a way which is humiliating to another.
Because the other is not really the other, it is just part of us.
We are one consciousness filling the whole universe."
— O S H O, 'Sermons in Stones, Ch 12'
zondag 12 december 2021
vrijdag 10 december 2021
Hogeland Groningen, 10e december
zonsopgang Helwerd
dinsdag 7 december 2021
een steen impressie uit Fichtelgebirge
Faszinierende Felsen im Fichtelgebirge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzfUoqnt6Dg
zondag 5 december 2021
oud kruidenboek van Fuchs en Bock
Krijsende plant van Harry Potter is niet zomaar een verzinsel
3 dec 2021
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260 keer bekeken
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De vrouwelijke en mannelijke alruin beschreven door Beck in 1530, in middeleeuwse stijl
© Norbert Peeters
Schrijfster JK Rowling putte niet volledig uit eigen fantasie. In deel twee van de bekende boekenreeks moeten Harry en zijn vriendjes de alruin verpotten, wat tot een heel stel krijsende alruinwortels leidt. In 16e eeuwse kruidboeken werd al geschreven over deze plant. Deze zijn sinds kort in langdurige bruikleen van Naturalis. Hier zijn ze niet alleen beter beschermd tegen diefstal, maar ze kunnen hier ook beter worden bestudeerd. Botanisch filosoof Norbert Peeters en botanica Isabela Pombo Geertsma leggen het uit.
Etnobotanica Isabela Pombo Geertsema, informatiespecialist Godard Tweehuysen (Naturalis) en Norbert Peeters, botanisch filosoof
© Vroege Vogels
Fuch en Bock
De kruidboeken die zijn overgekomen zijn geschreven in de 16e eeuw door Fuchs en Bock, volgens Peeters de "geestelijk vader van de moderne botanie". Zij hadden als doel om kennis over de geneeskrachtige werking van de Europese planten te bundelen. Bij de tekeningen, die door een houtsnijder in het boek zijn gedrukt en later zijn ingekleurd, staat in gotisch schrift allerlei informatie over de geneeskrachtige werking van de plant.
Alruin
Een voorbeeld is de alruin. De wortels van deze plant worden vaak getekend als een klein mensje, en deze plant zou dan ook de mens in zijn geheel gezonder maken: de geest dus. Deze plant komt terug bij zowel Fuch als Bock. Deze plant werd verkocht tegen psychische problemen en was best wel kostbaar. Daarom verzonnen sommige handelaren een listig trucje. Ze kerfden een mensenlichaam uit de wortel van de goedkopere heggenrank en lieten hem vervolgens nog een aantal dagen in de pot staan zodat hij weer wat wortelhaartjes kreeg. Ze verkochten de plant met harig wortelfiguurtje vervolgens met winst als alruin.
De Alruin uit Bock
© Norbert Peeters
Hekserij
De boeken leveren hopelijk nieuwe informatie op. Niet alleen over hoe men in de 16e eeuw over planten dacht, maar ook over hekserij. Botanici nemen nu aan dat giftige planten werden gebruikt door 'heksen', voornamelijk vrouwen die veel wisten van de geneeskrachtige werking van kruiden. Pombo Geertsema: "Nu wordt vooral de nachtschadefamilie in verband gebracht met hekserij, maar waarom? Er zijn wel meer giftige planten. Dus waarom deze?". Wellicht bieden de boeken van Fuch en Bock uitkomst.
Er staat ook veel symboliek in de boeken zoals Hercules bij de populier en de buxus met de haan
© Norbert Peeters
zaterdag 4 december 2021
oude idealen
hard spel gaande
blijf bij de dagelijkse agenda
Wellenbrecher
elk jaar wordt in Duitsland een woord uitgekozen als 'Woord van het jaar"
voor 2021 is het geworden "Wellenbrecher"
een mooie dubbelzinnige uitspraak om ook de invloeden van welke aard ook 'van buiten' te kunnen weerstaan
Das hat die Gesellschaft für deutsche Sprache (GfdS) in Wiesbaden mitgeteilt. Das Wort stamme aus dem Küstenschutz und werde mittlerweile für Maßnahmen benutzt, die zum Schutz der Bevölkerung in der Corona-Pandemie angewendet werden, erklärte GfdS-Geschäftsführerin Andrea-Eva Ewels.
Auf dem zweiten Platz landete „SolidAHRität“. Das Wort beziehe sich auf die Hilfsaktionen im Ahrtal nach der Flutkatastrophe. Insgesamt zehn Wörter umfasst die Liste der Gesellschaft für deutsche Sprache. Sieben davon befassten sich mit der Pandemie, sagte Ewels.
Mit der Aktion „Wort des Jahres“ werden regelmäßig Begriffe gekürt, die das politische, wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Leben nach Ansicht der Jury sprachlich in besonderer Weise bestimmt haben.
AL ÉÉN door de Koude en Duisternis Uitpakken op Nicolaasdag!
Welkom Zondagavond: 39e Gaia Ontmoeting via Zoom, 5 december 2021
(20.00 -21.30 uur):
De wekelijks Gaia-ontmoetingen via het programma Zoom op de zondagavond, is een video ontmoeting met Dirk van den Dool van 20.00 uur – 21.30 uur met uitloop.
Het program bestaat uit een presentatie van een onderwerp met zelf onderzoek daarna uitwisseling wat leeft. En natuurlijk nieuws uit het Fichtelgebirge in Beieren en van de subtiele Natuur in Nederland en deze planeet.
AL ÉÉN door de Koude en Duisternis
Uitpakken op Nicolaasdag!
De thematiek aan het einde van het zonnejaar gaat gelet op de actualiteit over onze interne weerbaarheid en vooral ons immuunsysteem.
Ik neem jullie mee op een reis, die ik deze week zelf doorreist heb in het hoge Fichtelgebirge, om je nieuwsgieriger te maken van AL datgene dat er ook IS in deze ogenschijnlijke ervaarbare ‘platte transformatieve tijdsgeest’.
Thema aspecten:
- Ons Immuunsysteem actualiseren
- de Schoonheden van Koude en Duisternis
- Warmtezin in relatie tot koude
- verschillende soorten Koude: fysiek, etherisch, astraal, mentaal en vooral spiritueel: de Grote Koude
- Zelfonderzoek -kennis van het Zelf- in verbinding met Goden-/Godinnen sferen
Having spent a certain amount of time immersed in a spiritual atmosphere, where they felt surrounded by light and warmth, disciples find themselves once again back in the ordinary world where they are obliged to mix with all types of people. After a while, they realize they no longer have the same faith, the same impetus. They feel themselves becoming heavy and dull again, and their ardour and love diminish. What has happened? Like a hot liquid that is then exposed to the cold, their temperature has changed.
This is a perfectly natural phenomenon. The teaching that disciples receive from a Master is like a liquid that is poured into a container. The contents are hotter than the surrounding air, and as they come into contact with this air they slowly loses calories and their temperature drops. But what is lost can be replaced. That is the purpose of meditation and prayer: to go to the Source in order to find the warm and luminous elements we have lost.
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov
Dit alles om meer verantwoordelijkheid te nemen voor het eigen Levens systeem om weer te komen in de nieuwsgierigheid, liefde, schoonheid en via de ‘onrust’ in de ‘ware Rust’.
Vervolg data Gaia Zoom Ontmoetingen in 2021:
12, 19 en 26 december
vrijdag 3 december 2021
heerlijke Reine besneeuwde toppen
vandaag grootste schoonheid en nog grootsere reinheid op de Hele Platte van de Schneeberg in het Fichtelgebirge. Een Grootsheid die klein maakt.
Een plek die al 10.000 jaar niet is veranderd!
op stap in de subtiliteiten van de Nederlandse Natuur in december
de schoonheden van ouderdom als men Juist geleefd heeft
 de schoonheid van een tienduizenden jaren oude offerplek op de Vuursteenberg, voor zij die het lezen kunnen Most people think that when they reach a certain age, their faculties will inevitably decline. Not only will they lose their teeth and hair along with the use of their legs, arms, eyes and ears, but they will also lose their memory and even their wits, and everybody believes this is normal. Well no, it is not normal. For the Initiates, in any event, old age is the best period of life, because years of searching and experience have not only brought them health, but also clarity, wisdom, peace and joy, and everyone comes to learn from them – even children are drawn to them and love them. If the opposite opinion is prevalent in the world, it is because for most people, old age is indeed a very unhappy time as a result of the way they lived during their youth. If they spent their youth wasting their energies on foolishness and stupidities, what can they expect in old age? » |
Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov |
donderdag 2 december 2021
plundering van de ondergrond voor warmte
Drinkwaterbedrijven slaan alarm: geef geen vergunningen voor aardwarmteonderzoek
Drinkwaterbedrijven maken zich grote zorgen over de kwaliteit van ons drinkwater nu de ene na de andere vergunning wordt verleend om in drinkwatergebieden te speuren naar aardwarmte. Ze vrezen vervuiling.
woensdag 1 december 2021
Op weg....
het eren van een Oersteen
waarin ondermeer een woudolifant is uitgekristaliseerd cq bewerkt in de Oertijd
in the mists of Fichtelgebirge
Paleo grotten in Brazilie uit prehistorie gemaakt door uitgestorven grote zoogdieren!?
Tunnels Found In The Jungle Were Actually Created By A Chilling Prehistoric Creature
Ten thousand years ago, the Earth looked like a much different place than our present-day environment. This is backed by the numerous discoveries about our planet’s past by archaeologists and other researchers. In Brazil, experts found a tunnel system that highlights this concept. The caves are lined with scratch marks and peculiar carvings from the claws of a giant beast, which confused scientists for decades. Were huge clawed animals really scouring the planet so recently?
Ancient cavesThese tunnels are between 8,000-10,000 years old. Initially, it seemed like a group of ancient humans made the enormous cave system as a way to cut through the dense vegetation that made the Brazilian forest hard to navigate. Experts soon learned that wasn't the case.
They were found by modern scientists in the 1930s who believed they were created through a geological process. It wasn’t until 2010 that geologist Amilcar Adamy from the Brazilian Geological Survey decided to investigate this cave system for himself.
Not natural
Amilcar’s original goal for his exploration trip was to determine which geologic process made the tunnels, but his intentions shifted when he examined the caves. "I'd never seen anything like it before," 
Amilcar said. "It really grabbed my attention. It didn't look natural." Amilcar couldn’t match any processes with the structures. While he was studying his findings, Heinrich Frank from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil found another unnatural-looking cave in Novo Hamburgo. This wasn’t his only find. Huge Structures Heinrich found hundreds of similar tunnels in the Brazilian wilderness and eventually ventured inside them. This was when he realized how large they were: they’d extend for 300 or more feet with smaller branches that led to separate rooms that snaked from the main section. Shallow Grooves During these trips, Heinrich noticed grooves carved in the granite, basalt, and sandstone rock that comprised the tunnels. After getting a closer look, he realized they were claw marks. "Most consist of long, shallow grooves parallel to each other,” he and his team wrote in their group research paper about this project. Some Irregularity “[They were] grouped and apparently produced by two or three claws," Heinrich wrote. "These grooves are mostly smooth, but some irregular ones may have been produced by broken claws." Where did these ancient claw marks originate?
Niche Animal Homes Further research revealed the tunnels to be palaeoburrows — which surprised the archaeologists. "I didn't know there was such a thing as palaeoburrows," Heinrich said. “I'm a geologist, a professor, and I'd never even heard of them." Since he authored a massive study on them, he’s probably familiar now. Size Differences At least 1,500 palaeoburrows have been found in southern Brazil. The tunnels are either 3.5 feet around or six feet tall and 12 feet wide — there’s definitely a noticeable size difference between the types. The burrows are complex systems and some are longer than others. Accidentally Finding Something The one discovered by Amilcar was the longest palaeoburrow in Brazil. It's twice as large as the second-place system. He may not have realized what he found initially, but his curiosity drew him to a nearly unbelievable feature made by animals. They’re Megafauna After studying the markings, researchers believe they were made by now-extinct giant ground sloths and giant armadillos! These tunnel systems were actually their burrows. The creatures who made them were certified megafauna — they were at least 20 feet long. But that begged the question: how did a slow-moving giant sloth build a tunnel this complex? What’s Your Secret? Day and night, that question began eating into the paleontologists' brains. The size of these primitive creatures alone couldn't account for the hundreds, or thousands, of miles of caves in a single system. Leaving it Behind If one sloth burrowed through the soil by themself to make the tunnels, they’d have to spend most of their lives making these structures. Scientists theorize the sloths may have handed down their burrows from one generation to the next. This created a complex, multi-generational home-building strategy. Still Observing When their children took over building a tunnel, they were free to add chambers and passages of their own. This would help their home continue to expand. Researchers aren’t sure about the accuracy of this theory and are still learning more about the animals to confirm or deny it. Another Mystery Linking these caves to giant animals also solved another long-running paleontology mystery: where are the animals’ burrows? Experts knew about these sloths, but they had no idea where they'd lived. Plenty of fossil evidence for creatures with digging tendencies had been uncovered by researchers, but they didn’t find these animals’ homes. Now, they could get a complete picture of the beasts. Through the Strata Besides their size, these burrows are impressive because the animals dug them in sedimentary or volcanic rock. Some were able to make their way through sandstone — something a human would need an ax to accomplish. Linking these tunnels to the giant sloths was a huge relief for paleontologists. They finally had answers to a question they'd long been dwelling on. Where are They? Though the animals were prevalent, researchers couldn’t find their homes for a few reasons. They likely didn’t know the best ways to look for the ancient burrows and with the passage of time, a majority of them likely collapsed under the weight of the shifting soil. Big Boys Some of the biggest palaeoburrows were made by sloths from the Lestodon genus. They reached 15 feet in length and weighed 5,709 pounds.
Their size is almost incomprehensible when you compare them to modern slow-moving sloths. Imagine standing near one of their ancestors. Well-Preserved The enormous burrows dug by ground sloths and giant armadillos were large and apparently well-structured enough to maintain their shape after thousands of years. It also helps that both of the animals went extinct about 10,000 years ago, not too far in the past. But it's a misconception to think that all the most bizarre animals are already extinct. In fact, there's plenty of creatures that roam the earth right now that are more wild than anything from prehistoric times
BY KELSEY NIGHTHAWK
Amilcar said. "It really grabbed my attention. It didn't look natural." Amilcar couldn’t match any processes with the structures. While he was studying his findings, Heinrich Frank from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil found another unnatural-looking cave in Novo Hamburgo. This wasn’t his only find. Huge Structures Heinrich found hundreds of similar tunnels in the Brazilian wilderness and eventually ventured inside them. This was when he realized how large they were: they’d extend for 300 or more feet with smaller branches that led to separate rooms that snaked from the main section. Shallow Grooves During these trips, Heinrich noticed grooves carved in the granite, basalt, and sandstone rock that comprised the tunnels. After getting a closer look, he realized they were claw marks. "Most consist of long, shallow grooves parallel to each other,” he and his team wrote in their group research paper about this project. Some Irregularity “[They were] grouped and apparently produced by two or three claws," Heinrich wrote. "These grooves are mostly smooth, but some irregular ones may have been produced by broken claws." Where did these ancient claw marks originate?
Niche Animal Homes Further research revealed the tunnels to be palaeoburrows — which surprised the archaeologists. "I didn't know there was such a thing as palaeoburrows," Heinrich said. “I'm a geologist, a professor, and I'd never even heard of them." Since he authored a massive study on them, he’s probably familiar now. Size Differences At least 1,500 palaeoburrows have been found in southern Brazil. The tunnels are either 3.5 feet around or six feet tall and 12 feet wide — there’s definitely a noticeable size difference between the types. The burrows are complex systems and some are longer than others. Accidentally Finding Something The one discovered by Amilcar was the longest palaeoburrow in Brazil. It's twice as large as the second-place system. He may not have realized what he found initially, but his curiosity drew him to a nearly unbelievable feature made by animals. They’re Megafauna After studying the markings, researchers believe they were made by now-extinct giant ground sloths and giant armadillos! These tunnel systems were actually their burrows. The creatures who made them were certified megafauna — they were at least 20 feet long. But that begged the question: how did a slow-moving giant sloth build a tunnel this complex? What’s Your Secret? Day and night, that question began eating into the paleontologists' brains. The size of these primitive creatures alone couldn't account for the hundreds, or thousands, of miles of caves in a single system. Leaving it Behind If one sloth burrowed through the soil by themself to make the tunnels, they’d have to spend most of their lives making these structures. Scientists theorize the sloths may have handed down their burrows from one generation to the next. This created a complex, multi-generational home-building strategy. Still Observing When their children took over building a tunnel, they were free to add chambers and passages of their own. This would help their home continue to expand. Researchers aren’t sure about the accuracy of this theory and are still learning more about the animals to confirm or deny it. Another Mystery Linking these caves to giant animals also solved another long-running paleontology mystery: where are the animals’ burrows? Experts knew about these sloths, but they had no idea where they'd lived. Plenty of fossil evidence for creatures with digging tendencies had been uncovered by researchers, but they didn’t find these animals’ homes. Now, they could get a complete picture of the beasts. Through the Strata Besides their size, these burrows are impressive because the animals dug them in sedimentary or volcanic rock. Some were able to make their way through sandstone — something a human would need an ax to accomplish. Linking these tunnels to the giant sloths was a huge relief for paleontologists. They finally had answers to a question they'd long been dwelling on. Where are They? Though the animals were prevalent, researchers couldn’t find their homes for a few reasons. They likely didn’t know the best ways to look for the ancient burrows and with the passage of time, a majority of them likely collapsed under the weight of the shifting soil. Big Boys Some of the biggest palaeoburrows were made by sloths from the Lestodon genus. They reached 15 feet in length and weighed 5,709 pounds.
Their size is almost incomprehensible when you compare them to modern slow-moving sloths. Imagine standing near one of their ancestors. Well-Preserved The enormous burrows dug by ground sloths and giant armadillos were large and apparently well-structured enough to maintain their shape after thousands of years. It also helps that both of the animals went extinct about 10,000 years ago, not too far in the past. But it's a misconception to think that all the most bizarre animals are already extinct. In fact, there's plenty of creatures that roam the earth right now that are more wild than anything from prehistoric times
Bron: https://abolt.newsweek.com/s/prehistoric-creature-massive-tunnels?as=6dap23848808784250626&utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=6dap23848808784250626&utm_medium=z020111&fbclid=IwAR29rp2Xfjyp04FzXOXJcNQqQkECRjmUbajEiDvVHvHHSgGVtMnzoWnxzKY&bdk=0
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