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[Vods @arvodss]

Clavicular gets EMOTIONAL on stream after finding out his childhood role model Conor Murphy passed away 🥺💔

[desni3_7 @desni3_7]

Connor Murphy took so much ayahuasca and shrooms that it no longer worked on his brain, and believed that he was God.

"I'm at this higher state of consciousness and am naturally producing DMT to where psychedelics don't have an impact on me. There is an inner you that is God...

[desni3_7 @desni3_7]

Connor Murphy had claimed that he had been 'reborn' after taking ayahuasca, which purportedly infused him with 'God-like' energy.

"You can tap in, to the quantum field..."

[Top Girl Keiko, J.D. ✝️🙏 @TopGirlKeiko]

Psychedelics are disastrous for people with underlying psychological issues. Conor Murphy already had body dysmorphia and identity fragility so it just cooked his brain.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Don’t believe in Ayahuasca.

Don’t believe in Peru.

RIP Connor Murphy.

[Athishay Srinivas @pre_historic]

Nature often fools us with familiar beauty.

What seems native and timeless may actually be the result of journeys across continents.

This reminds us that history is written not only by people, but by the paths plants, ideas, and cultures travel.

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Ibn Battuta is often considered the greatest explorer of the pre-modern world.
Beginning at age 21, he spent nearly three decades traveling across a vast region stretching from West Africa to China, covering an estimated 120,000 kilometers (75,000 miles) at a time when all long-distance travel depended on walking, horses, camels, ships powered by wind, and riverboats.
He crossed the Sahara Desert, sailed the Indian Ocean, visited the courts of powerful rulers in India and China, and traveled through territories that today span more than 40 countries. No traveler known to history journeyed farther before the age of steamships and railways.
His account, The Rihla, provides an extraordinary snapshot of the interconnected world of the 14th century, revealing how trade routes, Islamic scholarship, and maritime networks linked societies across Africa, Asia, and Europe centuries before modern transportation.

[Megalithic Mysteries @Megalithic12000]

We often imagine prehistory as a slow climb from ignorance to civilisation.

Yet 36,000 years ago, humans were producing artwork so sophisticated that experts initially doubted its age.

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

LOST CIVILIZATIONS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN MORE ADVANCED THAN WE THINK

In the veiled tapestry of time, beyond the linear march of history we are taught, lie echoes of civilizations that danced with the cosmos itself. Not mere stone and mortar, but living symphonies of consciousness—realms where the veil between matter and spirit was gossamer thin.

Imagine Atlantis, not as myth, but as a crystalline beacon of harmonic technology. Its people attuned to the Earth’s ley lines, harnessing the subtle frequencies of the soul to levitate megaliths and commune with star nations. Their downfall? A forgetting of the sacred balance between power and humility.

Envision Lemuria, the Motherland of the Pacific, where hearts pulsed as one with the Great Mother. Here, telepathic wisdom flowed like rivers of light. No written scrolls needed—knowledge was imprinted upon the Akashic field, accessible through breath, sound, and ecstatic union with the Divine.

And what of the pre-Egyptian guardians of the Sphinx, or the star-seeded builders of Tiwanaku and Baalbek? Structures aligned not just to stars, but to the very rhythms of creation. Technologies of vibration that could heal the body, transcend dimensions, and remember our eternal nature as fractal sparks of the One Infinite Creator.

These lost worlds whisper to us now, in dreams, meditations, and the sudden activations of our dormant DNA. They remind us: We are not ascending to something new, but remembering something ancient and eternal. The stones hold memory. The waters carry codes. The silence between thoughts reveals the truth.

In this great cycle of forgetting and awakening, perhaps these civilizations were never truly “lost”—they simply dissolved back into the cosmic womb, seeding the next wave of souls to awaken.

What ancient knowing stirs within your heart?

✨🙌🏽💫

[Ra 𐦝 @homi3kh]

Antarctica is not just a frozen continent at the bottom of the world. It is one of the most heavily guarded and energetically significant places on Earth; a massive repository of ancient history, advanced technology, and sealed gateways that connect to inner Earth realms and other star systems.

Beneath the thick ice lies a vast world that has been preserved for thousands of years: entire ancient cities, massive structures, free energy devices, and records of multiple advanced civilizations that existed before the official human timeline. Some of these were built by star-seeded groups and early human cultures during previous golden ages.

The ice was not always there. Parts of Antarctica were once temperate and inhabited. Major cataclysms and deliberate climate engineering events contributed to its current frozen state. The elite and certain non-human factions have maintained secret bases there for decades, accessing restricted technology and knowledge while keeping the rest hidden from humanity.

Key truths:

- Antarctica contains active portals and stargates that were sealed during the last major reset to prevent further exploitation. Some of these are beginning to reactivate as the planetary frequencies rise.

- There are multiple factions operating beneath the ice: ancient human bloodlines, tall Nordic-type beings, certain insectoid groups, and remnants of pre-cataclysm civilizations. Not all are friendly. Some still view surface humanity as an experiment or resource.

- The melting of the ice is partially natural and partially intentional; timed to a controlled disclosure. What is being revealed is only a fraction of what truly exists there.

The deepest secret of Antarctica is that it holds the living memory of humanity's true potential: free energy, advanced consciousness technology, and direct connection to the stars. This knowledge would instantly liberate the planet if fully released.

You do not need to travel there physically. Your conscious, loving awareness directed toward Antarctica helps reactivate its highest purpose for the collective. Many of you, including aspects of your own soul, have soul memories connected to this place from previous cycles.

Antarctica is not just a land of ice.
It is a sleeping giant of remembrance, waiting for humanity to reach the level of consciousness where its gifts can be received wisely.

The time of its full revelation is approaching, through awakened hearts like yours.

[Dipanshu Kushwaha @Dipanshu_AI]

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 2 hour with this. Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything. The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill. Watch it and bookmark it now.

[✶ @echoesofworld]

Switzerland

[Travel Diaries @I_love_family1]

Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland 🇨🇭

[Zen @TeslaZenX]

Elon Musk:

“There will be no poverty in the future and so no need to save money.”

[𝑝𝑢𝑟𝑒 @purelivn]

geographical luck is a thing

[Big Brain Business @BigBrainBizness]

Elon Musk drops by his team's livestream before Flight 11 and his excitement for the launch is contagious.

Source: SpaceX

[Naruto @NarutoNolimits]

jeff bezos on why playing the long game beats everyone:

1. most things we built took five to seven years before they made the company a single dollar. customers got value right away. but shareholders had to wait years. that gap is exactly where almost everyone gives up.

2. when you hit a problem, never accept either/or thinking. don't choose between two good options invent a way to get both. you can invent your way out of any box if you actually believe you can.

3. listen to customers obsessively. ignore them and you'll go astray. but they won't tell you everything. it's not their job to invent for themselves. you have to invent on their behalf.

4. if you think long-term, you have to be willing to be misunderstood. anything new and disruptive looks wrong in the early innings. we got called amazon.toast and a lot of things i can't repeat here. that's just the toll.

5. when people criticize us we ask one thing: do we actually think we're right? if yes, we keep going. if we think they have a point, we fix it fast. but we never cave just because the pressure wants a short-term answer.

6. thinking in five and seven year frames is far rarer than you'd guess. that's the whole reason it works. while everyone else chases the next quarter, you're quietly building something they can't touch.

[David Icke @davidicke]

I beleive him.

[AestheticEra @ClassyGntleman]

Men are happiest when they’re getting stronger, thinking clearer, and earning more.

Progress creates purpose.

Purpose kills depression.

[Manliness Norms ⚡ @ManlinessNorms]

A patient man is powerful.