The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken
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"The ice bifröst of Norse legends, or the "waters above," described by the Sumerians, both describe the firmament layers, that once formed a massive dome around the planet....Interesting that the Sumerians never made our distinctions between ice, as…"
"The ice bifröst of Norse legends, or the "waters above," described by the Sumerians, both describe the firmament layers, that once formed a massive dome around the planet....Interesting that the Sumerians never made our distinctions between ice, as…"
We’ve told u many times,the shadow government is doing everything it can 2 maintain its grip on the people of Earth, who r slipping away
The Apocalypse, through the revelations of all kinds that r gradually unfolding before u, shows u that a new 4D era is dawning on Earth.
Posted on 07/05/2026 by EraOfLight — Comment ↓ We are happy to see you again, dear children of Earth, our earthly brothers and sisters. We call ourselves brothers and sisters because, in the reality of Life, we all come from the same Creative…
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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.