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stationaryhaven · 10 months ago
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Stationary Suppliers Wholesale & Retail
We are Stationary Haven Wholesale & Retail Store all over Chennai. We have a range of more than 100 products. Free Door Delivery and replacement guarantee for products if damaged.
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projectforyou · 1 year ago
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Buy Reynolds Geometry Box Online in India
Reynolds geometry box comes with compass, set square, protractor, scale, eraseris, etc with stylish & spacious pouch that enables multiple instruments to fit in. Get your hands on the Reynolds Calibre Geometry Box today and unlock a world of mathematical possibilities.
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lahorestationers · 1 year ago
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How to Maintain Your Geometry Box for Longevity
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Geometry boxes are important items in day to day use by students, architects, engineers and anyone else who has to do with geometrical calculations and designs. Maintaining a clean and presentable geometry is always important so that the tools remain in the right conditions all the time. Geometry is a helpful tool for most students who wish to excel academically. Here are some tips that would help increase the geometry box’s lifespan. Product Visit : Geometry Box
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06-riyapatel · 2 years ago
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Reynolds Calibre Geometry box
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The Reynolds Calibre Geometry box is the answer to your mathematical problems. The stylish and spacious pouch design enables multiple instruments to fit in the box with ease. The Calibre also comes with an ergonomic design that allows the consumer to open and close the box with almost zero hassle.
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hahasuchagarbage · 9 months ago
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🚨 TW limb(s) missing 🚨 (yes, it's not that graphic - no blood, raw meat or shattered bones poking through flesh, but better put a warning just be sure)
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I give you guys ZERO context of what is going on here, so you can go wild with the guesses in your heads :)
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kaiyax1 · 4 months ago
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I made a doc of every gravity falls au I could remember, here’s the link if you want to add any or if you know who made one of the au’s I didn’t know who made. gravity falls aus are my hyperfixation.
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gizmogearszz · 1 year ago
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Few jsab doodles I made today while talking to some buddies, as well as PA and GD.
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Cyan and Flax designs belong to @afrothunderxx96. Referenced image also belongs to them!
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zishu-arts · 11 months ago
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you should draw ur prediction for animation vs geometry :3
if u wanr
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alan how dare u make me watch math during summer break
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garadinervi · 3 days ago
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Timothy C. Ely, Ocellus, Colfax, WA, 2007 [Granary Books, New York, NY. © Timothy C. Ely]
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Details: handmade clamshell box, containing a leather-bound book with hand-tooled and handmade covers and gold-painted fore-edge; the book is 8 hand-drawn leaves with ink, and a gold-stamped cover sheet and hand-painted endpapers
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3liza · 11 months ago
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just use the rounded rectangle shape tool girls its in the menu for a reason
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cathoderaykobold · 1 year ago
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I know this isn't what any of my followers followed me for, and it won't be done for a while, but in the mean time I made this cool geometry node that populates bookshelves automatically :D A tip: Don't do the empty slots with a transparent material. There's a bug with Cycles that makes them still have shadows if the material is applied with nodes. Use empties instead.
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06-riyapatel · 2 years ago
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The Reynolds Calibre Geometry box is the answer to your mathematical problems. The stylish and spacious pouch design enables multiple instruments to fit in the box with ease. The Calibre also comes with an ergonomic design that allows the consumer to open and close the box with almost zero hassle.
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rawstfish · 1 year ago
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Okay I did a shape tier list
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kaiyax1 · 4 months ago
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flowerbarrel-art · 11 months ago
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*sneeze*
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Bless you! Welp, looks like it’s time for Sec to fight math again!
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If the Vs Math and Physics are actually dreams I wonder if Sec has them every time Yellow teaches the CG math and science. They’re potentially helpful dreams if Yellow makes them take exams.
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httpsoftbunni · 2 months ago
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🌑 Saturn and the Black Cube: Symbols of Control and Structure 🌑
Saturn and the Black Cube represent control and the structures that govern human life. These symbols are deeply rooted in ancient history, mythology, religion, and societal systems. Understanding their significance gives us insight into how these symbols continue to influence both personal belief systems and large societal institutions today.
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⏳ Saturn: The Lord of Time, Rules, and Boundaries ⏳
Saturn is widely known as the god of time. In Greek mythology, he is Chronos, and in Roman tradition, he is Saturn. His domain isn’t limited to just the movement of the clock; Saturn governs the cycle of life itself—birth, aging, and death. His role is to enforce the natural limits of time, the inevitability of decline, and the boundaries that define reality. These limitations apply universally, in the physical world and in societal systems.
Saturn represents not only time but also restriction. He enforces the laws that govern both human behavior and nature. That’s why Saturn is often viewed as a symbol of authority and order. In modern terms, Saturn’s influence is seen in rules, regulations, and the systems of control that operate through governments, corporations, and religious institutions.
🖤 The Black Cube: Material Control 🖤
The Black Cube symbolizes the physical limitations of life and the structures that confine human existence. Its six-sided shape represents the boundaries of material reality, and its presence is felt in both spiritual and worldly institutions.
The cube can be seen in many places: from the black robes of judges to the square shapes found in the architecture of institutions like banks and courthouses. This geometry signifies control, authority, and the societal boundaries that govern behavior.
Religiously, the Black Cube appears in symbols like the tefillin in Judaism—a small black cube worn during prayer—and the Kaaba in Islam, the most sacred site in Mecca, which is itself a black cube. These structures are more than just geometric forms; they represent a spiritual submission to the physical and cosmic laws that Saturn embodies.
🕍 Saturn and Jesus: Two Forces in Opposition 🕍
In Christianity, Saturn is often associated with control and materialism, representing forces that are in opposition to the freedom offered by Jesus Christ. The teachings of Jesus offer liberation from sin, death, and the material world, while Saturn represents restriction, the binding force of the material, and the inevitable decay of the body.
Some interpretations suggest that early Christian institutions, over time, adopted Saturnian elements, incorporating structures of authority and legalism that Christ himself rejected. The Roman Church, with its hierarchies, grand architecture, and rigid doctrines, is often seen as a reflection of Saturn’s material order, creating a tension between spiritual freedom and institutional control.
Luciferianism also ties into this narrative. While Christianity sees Lucifer as a rebel against God’s order, some Luciferian beliefs depict him as a liberator from oppressive systems of control—systems often associated with Saturn. From this perspective, Lucifer is viewed as an opposing force to Saturn, offering enlightenment and freedom from the material world's constraints.
Yet, both Saturn and Lucifer play crucial roles in understanding the broader cosmic struggle between authority and liberation. Saturn embodies the rigid structure of law, death, and materialism, while Lucifer—through his defiance—represents the drive for individual freedom and knowledge, sometimes leading to chaos and destruction.
🔄 Saturn’s Role in Ancient and Modern Systems 🔄
Saturn’s influence on human life isn’t limited to religion. In ancient Babylonian and Egyptian cosmologies, Saturn was believed to govern the cycles of life and death, controlling the rise and fall of civilizations. These ancient societies revered Saturn as a deity who enforced order, much like modern governments and institutions enforce societal structures today.
In modern society, Saturn’s symbolism is still present. The structures of authority and law, from governments to corporate systems, reflect Saturn’s influence. Judges wear black robes—a reflection of Saturn’s Black Cube—and courtrooms and financial institutions are often filled with square or rectangular designs, echoing Saturnian control over human interactions and commerce. Even in personal milestones, such as graduations, the square cap symbolizes the transition into a more structured, responsible role in society, again reflecting Saturn’s control over time and life cycles.
📜 The Saturnian Influence on Luciferian Ideologies 📜
There is a darker interpretation of Saturn’s role, which appears in Luciferian ideologies and occult traditions. Some occultists view Saturn as a symbol of the ultimate control—representing a form of cosmic authority that must be broken to achieve personal enlightenment or liberation. In this view, Saturn’s role as the enforcer of rules is seen as a prison, keeping humanity trapped in a cycle of materialism, suffering, and death.
Luciferians often position themselves as rebels against this system, seeking knowledge that frees them from Saturn’s laws. However, the Luciferian quest for freedom can also lead to chaos, as it involves breaking away from the natural order and embracing a path of self-determination, sometimes at great cost.
🌐 Saturn’s Enduring Power 🌐
Saturn and the Black Cube represent much more than ancient myths or abstract symbols. They embody the structures of control and authority that govern every aspect of human life, from religious practices to societal institutions. Saturn’s influence is felt in the laws of nature, the passage of time, and the rules that maintain order in society.
While Jesus offers a path of spiritual freedom, and Lucifer represents rebellion against these constraints, Saturn remains the enforcer of cosmic law. Recognizing these opposing forces helps us understand the underlying structures that govern both the physical and spiritual worlds.
By acknowledging Saturn’s role, we gain a clearer perspective on how control operates in our lives, and how different belief systems offer various ways of confronting or escaping it. In the end, understanding Saturn’s symbolism provides insight into the larger forces at work in shaping not only individual lives but also the entire framework of society.
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