Saturday, April 16, 2011

Stonehenge

Did you know:

Stonehenge from an aerial view can be seen to be made up of many concentric circles. A mathematician has discovered that all these circle are actually correlative to our solar system. Stonehenge is actually a map of our solar system.

Some of the stones weight upwards of 50 tons and the stones actually have been traced from quarries 100s of miles from Stonehenge itself!

Legends say that "star-beings" arrived and taught people how to move stones by levitation.

The Great Pyramid

Did you know:

The Great Pyramid measures 36524 pyramid inches around? Those numbers are the exact length of a solar year: 365.24 days.

If you divide the circumference of the pyramid by it's height you get one of the most important mathematical constants: π, better known as Pi. The measurement is accurate out to six digits: 3.141592.

Pi is key to some of the Universe's most important principles. Heisenburg's Uncertainty Principle, General Relativity and Kepler's Law of Orbital Motion are all based on Pi. Furthermore, Pi was not officially discovered until 2000 years until after the Pyramid was built!

Egyptians believe the Pyramids were built with the assistance of the Guardians of the Sky. Looking at the information above, what do you think?

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Attraction

Attraction is not about being with a person who's perfect, but loving an imperfect person perfectly.