Ursi's Eso Garden

Der Kornkreis von Stetten ist ein unregelmässiges Sechseck. Die runden Flächen an den Sternenspitzen haben einen Durchmesser von rund zwei Metern. Sie liegen zwischen zirka zwei und sechs Meter auseinander.

Sehr deutlich sind mögliche Spuren von Hilfsmitteln zu sehen, die die Schöpfer des Kunstwerkes bei ihrer wahrscheinlich nächtlichen Arbeit verwendet haben dürften.

Auch dass die Halme geknickt sind, lässt auf sehr mechanische Einwirkungen schliessen. Bei sogenannt «echten» Kornkreise sind die Halme nicht geknickt sondern gebogen, sie wachsen sozusagen dem Boden entlang.

Schade, dass es nur ein "Fake" ist ...

The Merkaba pendant is great for healing and protection. The Merkaba assists us in our spiritual growth and connects us to our higher self. It enables us to feel unconditional love, thus healing ourselves as well as others.

Revived studies and practices of the Merkaba are emerging all over the world from different sources, including the Old Testament, Kabala and even the traditional Tarot cards.

He found that the crystal reflects the cellular pattern of an embryonic living organism.

The engraving translation on the Genesa crystal is- "Three are paths of the soul - man, liberty, light", taken from the emerald tablet of Thoth.

The Genesa can purify any environment and can be used to amplify the Energy of the stone inside (In the models with the stone bead). The Genesa crystal is an excellent tool for healing since the structure draws in positive energy, cleanses, balances it and sends it back out. It can be used not just as a pendant but also as an "energy purifier" for the house and garden.

Henri Robin and a Specter, 1863 by Eugène Thiébault

Despite many thousands of reports of apparitions since the beginning of history, the evidence for the paranormal remains very sketchy. It is not too hard to see why this is, and why sceptics remain to be convinced; the main reason is a lack of tangible, tabulated evidence. Ghosts stories are almost purely anecdotal, and seem to be very personal experiences. They also mostly seem to focus on trivial, mundane events, which is remarkable when we are often told that ghosts are imprints of violent etc. behaviour committed in the past and this somehow becomes imprinted upon the environment. We can only presume that many people have died from the mundane, for instance how many times have you read a ghost story where a figure is seen in the middle of the night, walk across the room to the window and vanish?

Witchcraft ban ends in Zimbabwe by BBC News. (English)
But to most Zimbabweans, especially those who grew up in the rural areas, it has been absurd to say that the supernatural does not exist. In fact, it is not hard to find vivid stories about the use of magic. Alfred, for example, believes that he was bewitched at work some years ago, making him partly bald.

Multiple UFOs Photographed in Greece! by American Chronicle. WITH PICS. (English)
I ask that skeptics and believers alike examine these photos and discover for themselves if they prove the existence of an unknown aerial phenomenon.

The first Zodiac comprised of twelve signs appeared in Babylon and Ancient Greece between the Fifth and Third Centuries BC. However, not all the same animals were used as are employed today and not always in the same time periods as we know them in the modern age. The word "zodiac" itself stems from the Roman "zodiacus," which in turn is derived from the Greek "zodiakos," and literally means "circle of animals."

For many a long year, the secrets of this art were closely guarded, but when the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Babylonia and Chaldea fell into decay, their sciences (among them, the rules of astrology) passed to the Greeks and Romans. There, even in a sceptical and material age, the most enlightened of men continued to believe in the message of the heavens. "Astrology" is, after all, a Greek word..."astro" meaning "star" and "logos" meaning "words." In short, "star words" or "star messages."

Later, the Arabs became the greatest practitioners of astrology and even today, it plays a very important role in the daily life of Mohammedan nations. When this doctrine of astrology finally arrived in Europe from Arabia, kings, emperors and princes of the Church all began to harbor an implicit faith in the influences of the stars and it was far from unusual for a rich man to retain his own domestic astrologer who would advise and forewarn him.