Plague: used as a weapon?

The oldest evidence of the plague epidemic is found in the poem about Gilgamesh by the Sumerians (22nd century BC). In tile 12 it is written, "The dead lie in the squares, the dead float on the waters of the Euphrates. "





The bubonic plague ravaged five cities in Philistia and affected young and old.
The recorded worldwide pandemics of plague, the "Justinian plague" (541-mid 8th century) and the "Black Death" (1347-1348), devastated almost every country in Europe and the Mediterranean.

Temple of Music
By Robert Fludd (1574-1637)

"At lower left Pythagoras discovers that the ratios of hammer weights correspond to the octave, fifth and fourth. On the wall lower right the basic rhythms are notated along the base staff. Above these are 3 kinds of hexachords,





Temple of Music
By Robert Fludd (1574-1637)

"At lower left Pythagoras discovers that the ratios of hammer weights correspond to the octave, fifth and fourth. On the wall lower right the basic rhythms are notated along the base staff. Above these are 3 kinds of hexachords,

Basic concept of Endocrinology.

The Endocrine System is a system of glands that has the ability of internal secretion of Hormones in our bodies. It is very easily the biggest and the most overlooked/suppressed key to our good Health and overall Wellbeing. As you can imagine, it is the single biggest target of pharmaceutical companies and associated parasites (both animal and the politicking ones) in order to control our Health, as well as our Mind to a large extent, because the Hormones our bodies produce (or not produce)

Did ancient peoples have advanced forms of technology that have now been forgotten? A method of generating electricity through architectural means, usually using magnets, geometry or water to gather static electricity or radio-waves, better known as “antiquitech" was widespread throughout the ancient world. Images above: Buddhist Golden Pagoda, or Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon (Rangoon), Burma (Myanmar) 1935 Wat Mahathat Temple in Sawankhalok, Thailand, (Siam)1929 Phra Patom Chedi in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand,

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The question is the usual one.
If Tarataria did not exist, why is its name everywhere?
There are maps, flags etc.

Changing our perception of something harmless leads to disease and is the reason why we are bombarded with toxins morning, noon and night by the media.

If we are tired, distances are farther away... People who carry heavy backpacks see before them steeper hills than those who do not.

It is difficult to face the world when we are down...For example, people who listen to melancholy music tend to think that a hill looks steeper than people who listen to happy music...People who listen to sad music tend to think that a hill looks steeper than people who

Astrolabe's 1600-1800

There is an object with a direct and non-subliminal message...they have always done that.

right this?

sounds like fantasy

During the era of general tomb looting in Egypt, Greece, and Rome, there was evidence of lamps burning from the moment of burial.

Such a lamp was found in the tomb of Cicero's daughter, where it burned in an airtight room for 1600 years. Another was found in 1500 in the Bay of Naples, another in Antioch in the 6th century, in Indian, Chinese, Egyptian temples and even in Central and South America.

The wicks of these lamps are made of fire resistant asbestos. It is weather resistant and alkaline,

The 'Pit of Despair' Experiment

In 1971, psychologist Harry Harlow decided to study clinical depression on monkeys.

The scientist placed the babies for eight months in a cage, very similar to a pit.

All the subjects could see from the outside world were the hands of the experimenter, who put food and changed the bedding.

At first the monkeys tried to get out, but then fell into a state of apathy. Then came depression, from which the animals could not get out. After the experiment was over, attempts were made to socialize the monkeys,

I don't know about you, but I never believe this millions of years, I don't think such a dating can be done.

Human antiquity
According to the branch of Paleoarchaeology, human-like creatures did not exist more than 35 million years in the past. The Smithsonian Institute states that the earliest stone tools found for making incisions in bones date back no more than 2.6 million years.

However, many scientists independently and repeatedly reported markings on bones from more than 2.6 million years ago indicative of human

What do you think of that text and that photo.

Here is what the graph says.

This January 1937 photo from Sneedville, Tennessee, shows Eunice Johns, age 9, and her husband, Charlie Johns, age 22. The groom gave his wife a doll as a wedding present. The newlyweds planned to build a cabin and, as Charlie Johns put it, "do housework." This couple illustrates the cultural relativity of life stages, which we sometimes mistake for something fixed. It is also interesting from a symbolic interaction perspective, that of shifting definitions.
The marriage lasted

And back to the bells.

There is no doubt that they were used for healing through resonance and frequency.

It is no coincidence that there were thousands of them in a small town with only one religious temple.

Remnants of a forgotten time, and a forgotten empire made to be locked away and forgotten. These are the insane asylums founded in America in the 1800s. Interesting the castles and places they stuck the unwanted members of society in back twitter.com/i/web/status/1… then, compared to today. Where was the need for such grand facilities on massive grounds? for a population far less than it is today by what we are told. Most all of these massive facilities are in ruins or destroyed today.

This HUGE log "Oregon Forestry Building".

Was built for the "Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition" in 1905 to help promote the state which also included over 400 miles of electrified street car system from DC and AC power generated at Willamette Falls built in 1889-1895 at it's Station A over 40 miles away one of the first long distance power lines in the world. The massive Exposition Center that was built torn down used for an industrial area but the Forestry Building stood until 1964

No this is not Rome this is Chicago, IL, USA

Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry is housed within the last remaining structure from the Chicago World's Fair.
Look at the exceptional details and beautiful white marble! The female figures shown here are known as "Caryatids". A caryatid is a sculpted female figure serving as an architectural support taking the place of a column or a pillar. The Greek term karyatides literally means "maidens of Karyai", an ancient town of Peloponnese.