Plejadian Phoenix

29/08/2026

31/07/2026

Join us to breathe
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23/07/2026

Zweihundert Jahre lang trug der "Schamane von Upton Lovell" einen Bart. So zumindest zeigte ihn die Vitrine des Wiltshire Museum im südenglischen Devizes, nämlich als einen kräftigen, über glühendes Metall gebeugten Mann, eine Streitaxt griffbereit. Die Untersuchung von alter DNA zwingt die Wissenschaft nun aber dazu, die Figur neu zu zeichnen: Die Person, die vor rund 4000 Jahren unter einem Grabhügel in der Nähe von Stonehenge lag, war in Wahrheit eine Frau.

Dass die Korrektur überhaupt gelang, verdankt man der Suche nach Antworten auf eine völlig andere Frage. Ein Team des Londoner Francis Crick Institute wollte eigentlich die Herkunft des Menschen bestimmen, dessen nahezu vollständiges Skelett seit dem frühen 19. Jahrhundert im Museum liegt. Für die Analyse entnahm das Team Proben aus Schädelknochen, einem Zahn und einem Zehenknochen.

https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000332209/dna-des-schamanen-von-stonehenge-lieferte-eine-ueberraschung

27/05/2026

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24/05/2026

15/04/2026

Einfach geil. Tanzen, hören, freuen!

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17/02/2026

Der Basilisk in der Lichtshow Legende von Basel.
Ich finde er könnte glatt ein Phoenix sein.

25/12/2025

Forget about enlightenment. Sit down and listen to the wind singing in your veins. Feel the Love, the longing, and the fear in your bones. Open your heart to who you are, right now. Not who you'd like to be, but the being right here before you, inside you, around you. All of you is holy. You’re already more than whatever you can know. Breathe out, look in, let go.

—John Welwood

Wild Woman Sisterhood

23/12/2025

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Announcing the Re-Release of "Luci", the animation component to the Lucidity Mythos Project. And stay tuned, as we will be releasing the next chapter of this...

23/11/2025

The Klein Bottle ~ Where Geometry Steps Beyond the Possible

The Klein Bottle is one of the most iconic objects in modern mathematics: a shape that defies intuition, bends the rules of space, and reveals just how strange geometry becomes when taken to its limits.

First described in 1882 by the German mathematician Felix Klein, the Klein Bottle appears at first glance like an elegant glass sculpture or a looping bottle with a curious neck. Yet its true nature is far more extraordinary. It has no inside and no outside, no boundary, and no definable separation between its “sides.” It is a single, continuous surface that folds and flows back into itself in a way that cannot exist as a true object in ordinary three-dimensional space.

To be a perfect Klein Bottle, the surface must pass through itself without cutting or intersecting—something only possible in four dimensions. What we see in physical models is a three-dimensional “shadow” of a higher-dimensional form, much like how a two-dimensional drawing can only hint at a cube. The real Klein Bottle lives in 4D space, where its looping surface can close smoothly without self-intersection.

Mathematically, the Klein Bottle belongs to a family of non-orientable surfaces, along with the Möbius strip. If you could travel along its surface, you would eventually return to your starting point from what would seem like the opposite side, without ever crossing an edge—because the surface has no true edge to cross.

This paradoxical nature has made the Klein Bottle a symbol of:

• the limits of human perception,
• the hidden complexity of higher dimensions,
• and the beauty of topology, the branch of mathematics that studies shape, continuity, and transformation.

Scientists, philosophers, artists, and engineers have all been captivated by its implications. It challenges our assumptions about structure and space, hinting that reality may hold far more layers than what our senses perceive.

The Klein Bottle stands as a reminder that the universe is not obligated to conform to our expectations. Sometimes, geometry itself invites us to widen our understanding and glimpse the deeper architecture behind the visible world.