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[Michael Rucker @ricomputers2008]

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[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

A Masonic Initiation Well - Quinta da Regaleira, celebrates Portugal's unique historical connection to the mysterious Knights Templar :

This 88ft deep well is located on the land of Quinta da Regaleira, near manicured gardens and hilltop villas of Sintra, Portugal, lies the fairytale estate of Quinta da Regaleira. Quinta da Regaleira is a postcard-perfect mix of Gothic, Egyptian, Moorish and Renaissance architecture. But it’s what lies beneath the palace’s gardens that truly sets the estate’s design apart. A pair of wells, called Initiation Wells, spiral down deep within the earth, like inverted towers. The wells were never used to collect water. Instead, in fact, was never built to serve as a water resource at all. It was actually built for secret ceremonial purposes, as a part of a mysterious initiation ritual within the Knights of Templar tradition. It has a spiral staircase of 27m to the bottom.

Initiation Well looks like an inverted tower. It is either a journey into depths of Mother Earth or a rise up into light. Well represents death/rebirth allegory, typical within many mystical traditions. Journey through well is like a rebirth through Mother Earth’s womb.

Quinta da Regaleira has had many owners over the decades, but it was António Augusto Carvalho Monteiro, one of wealthiest man in Portugal at the turn of 20th Century, who made the estate what it is today. Carvalho Monteiro had a deep interest in, and was quite possibly an initiate of – Knights Templar, a Catholic military order with roots dating to early 12th Century CE. While the group is believed to have disbanded 700 years ago, certain groups, like Freemasons, revived the medieval group’s rituals and traditions centuries later. With architect and set designer Luigi Manini, Carvalho Monteiro created a property brimming with pagan and Christian symbolism between 1904-1910. The property’s wells, located in the expansive gardens that Manini also designed, served as the starting point in Templar candidate initiation ceremonies.

It is believed that Templar initiations at Quinta da Regaleira began with candidates entering one of Initiation Wells blindfolded. Holding a sword close to their heart, they would descend nine flights of stairs – a number that represents the nine founders of the Templar order. Once reaching the bottom of the well, candidate would walk into a dark labyrinth where they would symbolically and literally find their way up towards the light. If they were able to make back through the well tower and into the sunlight, initiates would walk across stones in water to reach the chapel, where they would then be welcomed into the brotherhood. While Templar initiations no longer take place at Quinta da Regaleira, visitors are welcomed trace the footsteps of candidates past, experiencing this ode to Portugal’s hidden myths and history firsthand.

Now, Initiation Well in Quinta da Regaleira Park, Sintra, Portugal, under UNESCO Protection.

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[Roy @roydherbert]

Very interesting result from CERN, and it lines up with something I keep pointing to. CP violation shows you where matter and antimatter part ways in behaviour, but it does not tell you why the imbalance exists. It only shows the symptom, not the cause.

A 2.5 percent asymmetry in lambda-beauty baryon decays is a real signal and worth celebrating, yet on its own it cannot explain why the universe ended up dominated by matter. The required imbalance at the Big Bang is far smaller and tied to a deeper structural bias in the laws of evolution.

In my view the missing part sits beneath the particle layer. If the temporal density has a natural directional gradient locked into its conservation law, then matter and antimatter will inherit slightly different temporal delays in their evolution. That gives you an intrinsic asymmetry before you ever reach baryogenesis.

So this new CERN result is important, but it is a single trace on a much deeper substrate. To solve the matter surplus problem you need the governing invariant of time itself, not only a decay channel. Chronoflux puts that structural bias right at the foundation.

[All day Astronomy @forallcurious]

🚨: In CERN, physicists have observed a rare imbalance in matter and antimatter behavior, offering a possible clue to one of science’s greatest mysteries: why the universe exists.

This phenomenon, called violation of charge-parity symmetry (CP), was detected in baryons, particles such as protons and neutrons that make up the majority of matter.

By analyzing 80,000 disintegrations of a particle known as lambda-beauty baryon, researchers discovered that its antimatter counterpart disintegrates slightly differently (about 2.5%), a statistically significant deviation with only one among ten million probability that it was a coincidence.

And this is important! At the time of the Big Bang, matter and antimatter should have been created in equal quantities and annihilated each other completely, leaving behind a lifeless universe.

But that didn't happen. A minimal imbalance favored matter, and that microscopic difference allowed the emergence of stars, planets and life. So far, the violation of CP had only been detected in mesones, which are not ordinary matter.

This is the first time such asymmetry has been found in baryons—the particles that make up our physical reality—, bringing scientists closer to understanding how everything we know managed to survive.

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