The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken
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it is assured that no other group of souls will ever have 2 experience the deep level of suffering, fear, negativity & deprivation that
“The Earth and humanity are on the verge of the greatest awakening and transformation since the fall of human consciousness into the lower realms of density. As the Earth and humanity make ready for the next great leap in evolution and expanded…
"I couldn't get into last tango-but I liked him as Brutus in the American production of Julius Ceaser from the 1950's
But 'The horror, the-Horror!' scene can never be forgotten"
But 'The horror, the-Horror!' scene can never be forgotten"
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XII EIGHTH DANTESQUE OR URANE CIRCLE My friends, again gathered tonight, with…
"Yup, a great movie, released in '79....I subscribe to Sky satellite, so recorded "Apocalypse Now" digitally, yesterday, on the "Film4" channel...And just had to post that amazing score...The Doors were certainly one of the best pop groups, from the…"
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Well, the 'other' vastness.
The first vastness is the vastness that each of us is - which fills the entire universe.
No matter how many galaxies we may see 'far away' that vastness that each of us fills all we can ever know.