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The World Rebukes French Jerks
The Olympics sparked a massive worldwide outcry over its jaundiced mockery of Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting The Last Supper. C Spire, the largest privately owned wireless telephone company in the United States, withdrew its ads supporting NBC’s airing of the Olympics. “We will not be a part of the offensive and unacceptable mockery of The Last Supper,” a spokesman for the Mississippi-based company said.
Here, Steve Turley offers an update on the sharp global rebuke to the spurious charade. The French are prone toward mockery and ridicule, but they have gone too far this time. Their culture is truly despicable.
Secrets Of Sacred Geometry
Many of history’s greatest minds shared a universal secret that facilitated their genius expressions in art, engineering and architecture. An underlying esoteric tradition that spans back through pre-history, which they applied to their modern inventions and theories, that centers on number, harmony and cosmology that exists at the core of mystery school religions.
Geometric ratios were employed in the designs of ancient Egyptian, Indian, Greek and Roman architecture. This includes churches, temples and mosques, believed to have a sacred, divine significance. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.
Who Were The Rosicrucians?
The ancient and mystic Rosae Crucis Order is the world’s oldest fraternity, destined to experimenting, practicing and studying the highest principles of human nature and the universe.
Among the most influential names in the history of humanity, including Leonardo Da Vinci, Paracelso, Rene Descartes, Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, were members of the order, known as the Rosicrucians.
But who really were the Rosicrucians? Were they an order of secret masters to rule the world. What did they want and seek? And what did they teach? In the following video, Sync Mind takes a deep dive into some of the answers.
Da Vinci The Time Traveler
There is a gap in Leonardo da Vinci’s life that cannot be explained. During the years 1476 to 1478, da Vinci vanished. When he re-emerged, he could not create his ideas fast enough. He was a man on a mission and, even up to this present day, we are finding instructions from da Vinci regarding high-technological advancements that are completely out of place for his time period. So what gives? Did da Vinci leap through time or was he taken off the planet by an intelligent group to take humanity to a higher level of understanding? Where did all his ideas manifest from? Here’s more from The Lost History Channel TKTC.
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The Genius of Da Vinci
Iconic Renaissance polymath, Leonardo da Vinci, died a poor man, but left us a wealth of lessons. Da Vinci was most famous for two legendary paintings: The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa, but he was also passionate about medical discoveries and military inventions, some of which were centuries ahead of their time. Best-selling biographer Walter Isaacson, who has penned a book about da Vinci, tells “CBS Sunday Morning” why this Renaissance Man’s curiosity was so extraordinary.
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