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Outer hypostyle hall of Hathor Temple at Dendera

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Artwork by Luis Tamani

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Work done by adriansalamandre on deviantart! The first one is made entirely out of cutouts from national geographic magazines!!

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imagine a CEO of a fortune 500 company having this pinned on their lapel

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discoveryby AokiAvsen

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Rainy day in fairyland | Legend 1985

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“Deep in Earth’s heart lies the flower, the source of the Spirit that binds all in its form. Or know ye that the Earth is living in body as thou art alive in thine own formed form.

The Flower of Life is as thine own place of Spirit and streams through the Earth as thine flows through thy form; giving of life to the Earth and its children, renewing the Spirit from form unto form. This is the Spirit that is form of thy body, shaping and moulding into its form.

Know ye, O man, that thy form is dual, balanced in polarity while formed in its form. Know that when fast on thee Death approaches, it is only because thy balance is shaken. It is only because one pole has been lost.

Know that the secret of life in Amenti is the secret of restoring the balance of poles. All that exists has form and is living because of the Spirit of life in its poles.

See ye not that in Earth’s heart is the balance of all things that exist and have being on its face? The source of thy Spirit is drawn from Earth’s heart, for in thy form thou are one with the Earth

When thou hast learned to hold thine own balance, then shalt thou draw on the balance of Earth. Exist then shalt thou while Earth is existing, changing in form, only when Earth, too, shalt change: Tasting not of death, but one with this planet, holding thy form till all pass away.”

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Rouge Profond, René Touver / James Usill, 2018