Unity destroys ALICE Truth always wins. @See_Beyond_the_Veil

True existence inside you is a higher dimensional version of you
who has all of the experiences of your past genetic history all
easily accessible to you by using the power of thought to create
to experience alternate realities.

You have great power within.

You are the Plan.

@See_Beyond_the_Veil

The God inside you can be controlled with free will. You are God.
External personification of God removes Free Will from the
equation. However with it comes a blank sheet of paper so to
speak, so create at your own peril.

@See_Beyond_The_Veil

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen, here are a few lines to all of us from Mr Durov.

You know what's going on?

@See_Beyond_The_Veil

THE COLOR BLUE WAS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE EGYPTIANS..?

The color blue was first produced by ancient Egyptians, who discovered how to create a permanent pigment that they used for their decorative arts.

The color blue has continued to evolve for 6,000 years and has been used by teachers of all ages to create some of the most iconic works in the world. And it doesn’t stop there, as it continues to evolve: the new shade of blue was discovered less than a decade ago.

Blue was used by the Egyptians to paint pottery pieces, statues and even decorate the tombs of Pharaohs.

Egyptian Blue is the oldest known artificial pigment. Throughout human history, the color blue has been closely associated with royalty and divinity, primarily due to the difficulty of obtaining it. While blue pigments were used early on, they were adopted later than other colors like red, black, brown, or ochre, which were easier to find in nature and already widely used in art.

The most prized blue pigment historically was derived from minerals such as lapis lazuli, which is both rare and expensive. The largest deposits of lapis lazuli are found in the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan, where the mining techniques used today are quite similar to those employed over 3,000 years ago. The Egyptians imported large quantities of lapis lazuli from these mines to obtain azurite, the powder that produced the blue pigment they used to embellish their artworks. The cost of this pigment was so high that even in medieval times, it was still four times more expensive than gold.

Around 3000 BC, the Egyptians began searching for a way to create their own blue pigment. Over time, they perfected a technique that involved grinding together silica, lime, copper, and an alkaline base, then heating the mixture to 800-900 degrees Celsius. The result was the first synthetic pigment in history.

The Egyptians used this pigment to paint wood, papyrus, and canvases, as well as to color enamels, inlays, and vessels. It was especially prominent in funerary contexts, such as masks, statues, and tomb paintings, as they believed that the color blue protected the deceased from evil in the afterlife. The oldest known example of this pigment dates back around 5,000 years and was found in the painting of a tomb from the reign of Ka-Sen, the last Pharaoh of the First Dynasty. During the New Kingdom, Egyptian Blue was widely used as a pigment in statues, tomb paintings, and sarcophagi.

Fun fact: In 2006, scientists discovered that Egyptian blue glows in fluorescent light, indicating that the pigment emits infrared radiation. This discovery was great news for historians, as it is much easier to identify color in ancient artifacts.

~ Author Unknown

@DivineSoulsPortal