Amaterski videoposnetek prikazuje nad morjem lebdeče tajno letalo, vesoljsko ladjico,itd...?? Izjemno veliko datajlov vidnih v primerjavi z večino kar je dostopno na yt ali podobno.... Zanimivo vsekakor. Sicer osebno dvomim, da bi bili sami v vesolju, bi pa bilo lepo, če bi tudi uradno potrdili, da nismo sami! Verjetno bi nas posledično bilo manj strah!))
Imam občutek, da o tem kar je pisal se počasi začne zares uresničevat v našem svetu. A so ljudje npr. v Slovenije zares svobodni, lahko živimo kot bi želeli ali je vse ena velika maškarada, ki nas je naredila ujetnike znotraj naših območij in nas celo premamila, da smo začeli to ujetništvo ljubiti??? Zanimiv posnetek iz preteklosti za prihodnost...
V tem posnetku govori Thomas Drake, ki je dolga leta bil direktor v NSA in bil obtožen špijonaže (tako imenovani Whistleblower), ko je opozarjal na nepravilne in nezakonite postopke znotraj obveščevalne agencije in preveliko porabo denarja....
I came upon a child of God He was walking along the road When I asked him where are you going This he told me I'm going down to Yasgur's farm Think I'll join a rock and roll band I'll camp out on the land I'll try and set my soul free
We are stardust, we are golden And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden
Then can I walk beside you I have come here to lose the smog And I feel just like a cog in something turning Well maybe it's the time of year Or maybe it's the time of man And I don't know who I am But life's for learning
We are stardust, we are golden And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden
By the time I got to Woodstock They were half a million strong Everywhere there was songs and celebration And I dreamed I saw the bombers Riding shotgun in the sky Turning into butterflies Above our nation
We are stardust, we are golden And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden
We are stardust, we are golden And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden
We are stardust, we are golden And we've got to get ourselves back to the garden
Objavljam zanimiv odlomek iz knjige Les Demeures Philosophales avtorja Fulcanelli.
THE PARADOX OF THE UNLIMITED PROGRESS OF SCIENCE
To all philosophers, to educated people, whoever they may be, to specialized scientists, as well as to simple observers, we pose the question:
"Have you ever thought about the inevitable consequences which are to result from unlimited progress?".
Already, because of the multiplicity of scientific acquisitions, man cannot live without tremendous energy and endurance, in an atmosphere of hectic, feverish, and unhealthy activity. He created the machine that increased his means and his power of action a hundred fold, but he has become its slave and its victim: slave in peace, victim in war. Distance no longer is an obstacle to him; he travels speedily from one point of the earth to the other by air, by sea and by land. We do not see however that this ease of traveling has made him better or happier; for, while the adage says that travel broadens the mind, it does not seem however to contribute much to strengthening the bonds of concord and brotherhood which should unite peoples. Borders have never been better guarded than today. Man possesses the marvelous ability to express his thought and to make himself heard in the remotest countries, yet these very means force new needs upon him. He can transmit and record light and sound vibrations, without gaining much else from it save the vain satisfaction of his curiosity, save a subjection rather unfavorable to his intellectual growth. Opaque bodies have become permeable to his glance, and, while he can now fathom the heavy matter, on the other hand, what does he know of himself, that is, of his origin, his essence, and his destiny?
Satisfied desires are followed by new, unfulfilled desires. We emphasize it: man always wants to go fast, ever faster, and this agitation is such that the possibilities at his disposal become insufficient. Carried away by his passion, his desires and his phobias, the horizon of his hopes recedes indefinitely. It is the frantic race towards the abyss, a constant wearing, an impatient and frenzied activity implemented without respite or rest. "In our century", said Jules Simon, quite rightly, "one must walk or run; whoever stops is lost". At this pace, at this rate, physical health collapses. In spite of the diffusion and the observance of rules of hygiene, and of prophylactic measures and despite the piling up of chemical drugs, illness continues its ravages with an untiring perseverance. To such extent that the organized fight against unknown plagues seems to have no other result but to cause new ones to appear, more acute, and more stubborn.
Nature herself gives us unequivocal signs of weariness: she is becoming lazy. It is only by dint of chemical fertilizers that the farmer now obtains average value crops. Ask a peasant, he will tell you that "the earth is dying", that seasons are disturbed, the climate modified. Every growing thing lacks sap and resistance, Plants wither --- this fact is officially recognized --- and prove unable t react against the invasion of parasitic insects or the attack of diseases involving mycelium.
Finally, we will reveal nothing by saying that the greatest part of discoveries, first oriented towards the increase of human well-being, were rapidly diverted from their goal and specifically applied to destruction. Instruments of peace are turned into machines of war and we already know too well the dominating role science played in modern cataclysms. Such is, unfortunately, the final goal, the outcome of scientific investigation; and such is also the reason why man who pursued it with criminal intent, calls divine justice upon him and finds himself bound to be condemned by it.
So as to avoid the blame, that no doubt would have been addressed to them, of perverting peoples, the Philosophers always refused to openly teach the truths they had acquired or received from Antiquity. Bernardin de Saint-Pierre proves he knew this rule of wisdom when he states at the end of his Indian Cottage: "Truth should be searched with a simple heart; it will be found in nature; it must be told only to decent people". By ignorance of or by contempt for this first condition, exotericism spread unrest into mankind.