"Notice the term resonance comes from the Latin verb 'resonare,' meaning to "return to sound". It means to sound and resound, as in an echo. The point of existence is to activate and resonate with the core template embedded in DNA. Every human being is an antenna and tuning fork for energies coming from the Great Central Sun. The more we live in integrity with true nature, the longer lasting and more expansive the experience of resonance, the more conscious and frequent synchronicities appear, and the more ecstatic we are as musical notes moving up the cosmic scale. Our language is full of plays on words that resonate. "Being in tune with true being" is being "on the same wave length" as what really matters. It’s why silence is the loudest voice that aligns everything to the tone of deepest being when one is ready to listen." - Liara Covert

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🇮🇹 Una delle illusioni ottiche più antiche del mondo è scolpita nel tempio Airavatesvara situato nel Tamil Nadu.
Si dice che questa straordinaria opera d'arte abbia circa 900 anni, anche se la data esatta non è nota.
L'immagine mostra un toro e un elefante che condividono una testa. Se rimuovi il corpo e le zampe dell'animale a sinistra, la figura a destra sembra un elefante. E se nascondiamo il corpo e le zampe di un elefante, ciò che rimane davanti a noi è un toro.
Questo è un antico esempio di puzzle visivo.

🇦🇺 One of the world's oldest optical illusions is carved in the Airavatesvara temple located in Tamil Nadu.
This extraordinary work of art is said to be about 900 years old, although the exact date is unknown.
The image shows a bull and an elephant sharing a head. If you remove the body and legs of the animal on the left, the figure on the right looks like an elephant. And if we hide the body and legs of an elephant, what remains in front of us is a bull.
This is an ancient example of a visual puzzle

🇧🇷 Uma das ilusões de ótica mais antigas do mundo está esculpida no templo Airavatesvara, localizado em Tamil Nadu.
Diz-se que essa extraordinária obra de arte tem cerca de 900 anos, embora a data exata seja desconhecida.
A imagem mostra um touro e um elefante compartilhando uma cabeça. Se você remover o corpo e as pernas do animal da esquerda, a figura da direita se parecerá com um elefante. E se ocultarmos o corpo e as pernas de um elefante, o que fica à nossa frente é um touro.
Esse é um exemplo antigo de um quebra-cabeça visual

🇫🇷 L'une des plus anciennes illusions d'optique au monde est sculptée dans le temple d'Airavatesvara, situé dans le Tamil Nadu.
Cette œuvre d'art extraordinaire aurait environ 900 ans, bien que la date exacte soit inconnue.
L'image montre un taureau et un éléphant partageant une tête. Si l'on enlève le corps et les pattes de l'animal de gauche, la figure de droite ressemble à un éléphant. Et si l'on cache le corps et les pattes de l'éléphant, ce qui reste devant nous est un taureau.
Il s'agit d'un exemple ancien de puzzle visuel.


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Bahnhofstraße,  Kötzschenbroda, Germany c. 1910

https://www.ansichtskarten-markt.com/media/images/org/13710.jpg

Warenhaus Wertheim, Berlin, Germany (Dated: 1885?, Destroyed in WW2) c. 1900

https://www.tumblr.com/ladylabsinthe/177266041914/berlin-warenhaus-rosenthaler-stra%C3%9Fe-54-ca-1900

Zeppelin Airport, Munich, Germany c. 1909

https://www.delcampe.net/static/img_large/auction/001/763/378/239_001.jpg

Hotel Continental, Münster, Germany (Destroyed in WW2)

https://www.sto-ms.de/bildgeschichte/m%C3%BCnsters-gastst%C3%A4tten/

Gelsenkirchen, Germany (Destroyed in WW2)

https://www.gelsenkirchener-geschichten.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10573

Erfurt, Germany

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=5467542406604452&set=pcb.975867319610308

Gelsenkirchen, Germany

https://www.gelsenkirchener-geschichten.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12561