For him who has conquered the mind, the mind is the best of friends; but for one who has failed to do so, his mind will remain the greatest enemy.

- Bhagavad Gita

The Gleason Map

Also known as the azimuthal equidistant projection, this top-down view of our realm offers more than just cartographic curiosity—it aligns remarkably well with time zones, sun paths, and ancient navigation methods. It's still used today by the United Nations, air traffic controllers, and in certain military applications.

For those questioning the official narrative of our world’s shape—and seeking alternative perspectives grounded in old-world logic and observational truth—this map is a powerful starting point.

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Could There Be A King of The World?

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist...

Lucius Aurelian | The King of The World

Exploring the question of why there are so few pieces of fiction and myth describing a single individual with the resources and plan for total domination of all the lands and peoples of the world.

There is one myth of a corrupt King with this ambition, whom controlled all lands and people... All except a single remaining sovereign nation we call Ireland.

The lands ruled by the Tuatha Dé Danann, so-called "ancient gods" with seemingly supernatural abilities and knowledge, suggesting a race of man whom survived from previous epochs.

In this exploration we look at The Battle of Ventry, the last stand against the king of the world.

A battle of truly epic proportions between one peoples of legendary warriors, supported by a race of ancient wizards battling the assembled armies of the entire world.

The tale is so majestic and anomalous in literature, the mere fact it's virtually unknown and has nearly disappeared several times raises suspicion, especially in light of the fact that names of Irish royalty and warrior family names are found in official mainstream history, all the way up to the time of the US Civil War.

An excellent dramatized saga of the accounts of The Battle of Ventry can be found on The Irish Mythology Storytelling Podcast, and it's view count is likewise suspiciously very very low.

Highly recommend to become familiar with this tale. It may hold an important key to the puzzle of The Old World, and that we may indeed be living in the shadow of a true Rex Arcana.

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🇬🇧 When the River Runs in the Wrong Place

The Colorado River begins high in the Rocky Mountains and runs southwest through canyons, deserts, and basins before emptying—when it’s allowed—into the Gulf of California. For much of its course, it moves through terrain that looks less like erosion and more like excavation. The Grand Canyon, in particular, raises questions that sediment alone doesn’t answer.

Some have proposed that the Colorado may not just be a river—it may be a remnant. A renamed, redirected, or reinterpreted system. The Nile, in the ancient world, wasn’t just a river. It was a spine—both literal and symbolic—dividing and nourishing a land with deep geometric and spiritual order. In maps that predate modern standardization, the Nile’s placement shifts. So do the forms of the continents around it.

No claim can be made without speculation. But the parallels are difficult to ignore. A great river, flanked by monuments. A desert land shaped by water. A canyon system more ancient and more precise than the narrative allows. And a growing awareness that the names on today’s maps may not reflect the truths carried by the land itself.

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🇬🇧 Another fake villain

A few years ago, a couple of naturalists, Jim and Jamie Dutcher, went to live in the mountains of Idaho, in the desert, to spend time with a pack of wolves. Not in a zoo or a research center, no, in a real camp, in the middle of the forest. His goal was to really understand wolves, without the clichés of horror movies.

In this pack there was a rather special wolf: an alpha male who was called White Wolf. But it had nothing to do with the authoritarian leader. This wolf was calm, intelligent, almost wise. He calmed conflicts, played with puppies and, when a wolf was sad or sick, stayed by his side.

One day, a young wolf died and Jim witnessed something really powerful: the whole pack gathered around the body, in silence. No one shouted that night. They just stayed there together, like a real grieving family.

The craziest thing is that wolves never became domestic animals. They kept their wild nature. But they recognized Jim and his wife. Sometimes they would come up and smell them, as if saying, "It's okay, we trust you."

Through this experience, Jim made documentaries and wrote books that changed the way people viewed wolves in the United States. "We began to see them not as ferocious beasts, but as social, sensitive beings, essential for the balance of nature".

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Did a wormhole opened & closed at Angkor Wat?? 💫👀💫

Angkor is more than a historical site.
It’s a stargate, an ancient transmitter, aligned with celestial patterns we barely understand. Like the Giza pyramids, some believe the Khmer empire embedded sacred geometry and astronomical codes into its foundations. Ley lines converge here. Magnetic anomalies. Locals whisper of spirits, portals, and Light Beings. I have heard actual stories of rural villagers that have had ‘beings’ visited them and told them where GOLD and other treasures were buried at.

Wormholes or other unexplainable phenomena to exist here—doesn't surprise me at all.

Ground-penetrating radar findings suggesting secret chambers or other anomalies beneath the central tower of Angkor Wat.

ANGKOR WAT in Cambodia
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