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Cardiac torsion, electromagnetic fields And The apocalypse of the Bhagavad Gita

           The heart unlike the brain is said to contain multiple identites and also have a more fluid expression of the chemicals which is said to augment and supress activity.      Notice however the pattern in which I set out.  Tranquility, motion and inertia seem to play in threes, similar to creatoin, inerta and destruction.   The number 3 is deeply connected with Lord Shiva, symbolizing various aspects of his divine nature and power .  He is often associated with the number 3 through his three eyes, the three-pointed Trishul weapon, and the Tripundra (three horizontal lines) on his forehead.  He is also considered part of the Hindu trinity, along with Brahma and Vishnu, representing the cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction.   In Hinduism, the number 3 holds deep symbolic meaning, often representing completeness, balance, and the divine trinity.  Kali, the Hindu goddess associated with destr...
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  The Latin word "Petrus," from which the English name "Peter" is derived, comes from the Greek word Πέτρος (Pétros), meaning "stone" or "rock" .  The Greek word is a translation of the Aramaic word "Kefa," which also means "stone" or "rock".  This Aramaic word was the name Jesus gave to the apostle Simon bar Jonah.   Greek "Πέτρος" (Pétros): . Opens in new tab This Greek name is a direct translation of the Aramaic "Kefa," and it means "stone" or "rock".   Latin "Petrus": . Opens in new tab This Latin form of the Greek name is the origin of the English name "Peter".   The concept of "Taurus the Rock" in the Bible refers to the use of the word "rock" (tsur) in the Hebrew Bible to describe God as a source of strength, stability, and refuge.  While "Taurus" is not a specific term, the verses  highlight God's unwavering nature a...
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The Curse of the Pharoahs and the Pasha of Egypt

            In this article I will be discussing the Pasha of Egypt Diamond along with giving possibly a rational reasoning behind all of the deaths associated with this object. I suppose the object is very similar to any other thing that humans possess in that it seems to hold a certain collective sentimental value or statism ideal behind it or some sort of cultural signifigance.                                                       The Egyption Coffin Texts 1 texts of Spells The "curse of the pharaohs," also known as the "mummy's curse," is a legend that claims disturbing the mummies and tombs of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, especially King Tutankhamun, brings bad luck, illness, or death.     What is statism?  Statism is a political system where the state has a large ammount of control over social and eco...
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Aldous Huxely, Woolworth, King Tutankhamun, King Ramses II, The Valley of the Kings and The Curse Of

  " But life took a few unexpected, frequently tragic and often bizarre twists for the Woolworth family over the next few decades following the completion of the Woolworth Building." The many mysterious events that befell the Woolworths after constructing the Woolworth Building - The Bowery Boys: New York City History 1. Fire at Winfield Hall :      This area is said to be haunted. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubert_T._Parson Barbara Hutton standing on a ship and looking to her left. She is holding a pair of white gloves in her hands. The "Pasha of Egypt" likely refers to the Horse Ring of King Ramses II, a golden ring with depictions of horses, given to King Charles X of France in 1827 by Muhammad Ali Pasha, the wali (governor) of Egypt, and now part of the Louvre Museum's Egyptian antiquities collection.   Yes, the "Pasha of Egypt" diamond, originally an octagonal stone, was indeed owned by Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth heiress, who later had it re...
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