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Sights from the Galactic Balconies

Keeper of the Vessels
Oannes, the fish-cloaked being emerging from the waves.
One hand on the Sumerian handbag, the other on a flying saucer. 🛸☥
Water and sky, life and tech Anunnaki ….

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EYE GAZING

An ancient spiritual practice with strong roots in metaphysics, eye gazing is based on the profound bond that develops between two people when they look into each other's eyes for an extended length of time. By fully immersing oneself in the experience, one can foster an almost magical energetic bond, which can pave the way for greater understanding and empathy. By affirming that staring into another person's eyes provides a rare window into their essence or soul, it echoes the famous saying that says "the eyes are the windows to the soul." This, in turn, can lead to deep introspection and revelation.

Workshops on self-improvement and couple's therapy are two examples of eye gazing in action. An individual could use this approach to better themselves by expanding their capacity for spiritual and emotional development through increased empathy, compassion, and understanding for the experiences of others. When working with clients in a therapeutic setting, eye gazing can be an effective technique for helping them become more self-aware and overcoming emotional vulnerability. Just like in romantic relationships, it can strengthen the bond, promote open communication, and encourage authenticity, all of which are highly beneficial.

According to some in the spiritual community, staring into one's own eyes can bring about a feeling of transcendence, a recall of past lives, and the unveiling of hidden aspects of one's identity. Braco, a Croatian man famous all over the world for his gazing sessions, is a contemporary example of this; according to legend, people supposedly undergo profound personal changes and emotional breakthroughs after meeting his gaze.

Additionally, the possibility of remote viewing—the psychic capacity to perceive faraway or unseen objects through extrasensory perception—has been suggested as a possible outcome of this practice.

Therefore, staring into space turns into an interactive investigation of awareness and interconnection. The core principle, which invites people to communicate at an essential level, cultivating deep empathy, intimacy, and heightened consciousness, is as valid now as it was when it was based in ancient mysticism and spiritual practices. This game-changing instrument reflects our yearning for profound connection, for something that surpasses mere words to reach our very essence, to rise above mundane existence.

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ANIMISM

Animism, a religion and philosophy that emerged among the first peoples, holds that there is a spiritual aspect to everything. Animism reveals the merging of the material and spiritual worlds through its central tenet that all things, living and nonliving alike, possess souls or spirits. This includes mountains, rivers, animals, and plants. Because of this deep-seated belief, these beings are held in the highest esteem by indigenous communities. This reverence is shown through specific rituals and practices that represent a sacred connection to the natural world.

An essential example of animism is the belief in 'kami,' the divine spirit that exists in various forms in nature, held by Shintoists, the indigenous spirituality of Japan. Many natural phenomena, including rocks, water, and even thunder, have religious significance to these people. Some animals are revered as special messengers of the gods, called 'kami.'

In a similar vein, indigenous peoples of North America have long held animistic beliefs. As an example, bears are revered by Native Americans as sacred beings with healing abilities. The eagle is a sacred animal in many indigenous communities because of its role as a conduit between humans and the supernatural. They attribute tremendous mystical powers to its feathers.

Animism is also prevalent in many traditional African religions, such as those of the Zulu, Yoruba, and Maasai peoples. Mountains, rivers, thunderstorms, and animals all appear to them as manifestations of their ancestors' spirits.

Animism satisfies this primal yearning to find the holy in the natural world. Those who believe in it say these beings communicate between humans and the spiritual realm and represent the balanced interdependence of all living things.

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