Copyright © 2015 Joe Dubs at JoeDubs.com If nature is your teacher, your soul will awaken - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Cosmic Creations lift the veil on our holographic reality. From sacred geometry to synchronistic mathemagics, the universe is shown to be an intelligent design, far from cosmic coincidence. This omniscient matrix is bound to a sacred order of number … [Read more...]
Ancient Timekeepers, Part 2: Observing the Sky
Ancient Timekeepers, Part 2: Observing the Sky We perceive the universe we inhabit has three dimensions of space and one dimension of time. Our planet wobbles slowly like a gyroscope in space spinning once per day while it “circles” the sun during its annual course. Despite of observing the sky from the "moving point of view", ancient astronomers were able to discover and … [Read more...]
Ancient Timekeepers, Part 1: Movements of the Earth
Ancient Timekeepers It seems that ancient people had knowledge about the astronomical cycles of the Earth equal to our modern knowledge. Explore with us how the ancient astronomers could have discovered and precisely measured these cycles without any prior knowledge about them and without advanced technology we have today. This article is presented in 3 separate parts (part … [Read more...]
Global Warming and that 2nd Law
I was resting and suddenly the 2nd law of thermodynamics came into my mind. As is my wont I had to go to Google to clarify this law – to make it comprehensible to a non-scientific mind. Really it is quite simple. If I set light to my bonfire it will rage with a fierce heat and then it will subside and eventually even the ashes will go cold. But why is that? Why does the fire … [Read more...]
Teotihaucan: A Theory of who and what we are
A few weeks ago, I turned to find myself staring at half a century of living. One of the many gifts that I received from my wife for having reached this "golden" birthday, was a book entitled TEOTIHUACAN, THE CITY OF GODS. It was a book that I noticed at the "Splendors" exhibit (3000 years of Mexican Art) in 1991 at the San Antonio Museum of Art. Since Teotihaucan happens … [Read more...]