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In the ancient temple complex of Baalbek (modern-day Lebanon), three enormous stones, called the Trilithon, sit at the base of the Temple of Jupiter, each weighing over 800 tons. These megaliths are among the largest ever used in construction anywhere on Earth. Even more astonishing, they were precisely placed atop other large stones already…[Read more]

In ancient Egyptian tombs and temples, a peculiar feature appears again and again: the false door. These are intricately carved stone panels, often placed on the western wall of a chamber, the symbolic direction of the setting sun, and the gateway to the unseen. Though they lead nowhere physically, they were as essential part of every tomb.

False…[Read more]

Ancient obelisks are towering, carefully carved pillars made of granite, a quartz-rich stone with natural piezoelectric and paramagnetic properties. Quartz can store, amplify, and conduct energy, especially when cut to specific geometries.

The ancient builders understood that certain shapes, like the tapering vertical of the obelisk, enhance…[Read more]

The Great Pyramid of Giza is aligned almost perfectly to magnetic North, within a fraction of a degree. Beneath it lies a vast and little-discussed subterranean structure that extends over a mile into the Earth, including chambers, shafts, and what may have been flowing water systems. This suggests a complexity that goes far beyond traditional…[Read more]

Many ancient temples and monuments show evidence of precision that still puzzles modern engineers. Massive stones fitted with no mortar, curved cuts through granite, and blocks too large to move with today’s equipment raise big questions.

Some suggest these stones weren’t carved, but formed. Theorists point to sound-based shaping, hig…[Read more]

From the Pyramids of Giza to the megalithic sites of Peru, ancient architecture stirs something deep within many of us. These structures were harmonic instruments, aligned with the stars, Earth currents, and subtle energies. Many show mathematical precision and engineering feats that challenge modern assumptions.

In Netism, ancient temples are…[Read more]

Most records suggest we’ve already crossed the threshold into the Age of Aquarius. The Age of Pisces, spanning roughly 2,000 years, was characterized by hierarchy, blind faith, and systems of control often centered around spiritual intermediaries. It was an age of devotion, but also of illusion and sacrifice.

In contrast, Aquarius brings the i…[Read more]

In Netism, we understand time as a spiraling flow of cycles. Humanity rises, falls, and rises again, each time with new opportunities to reconnect to the Net and align with the greater cosmic current. These cycles are marked by social and environmental changes, as well as energetic shifts: changes in planetary alignment, field harmonics, and…[Read more]

From tropical to sidereal, Western to Vedic, and even esoteric or galactic astrology, there are many ways to interpret the stars. Each system offers its own lens, language, and timing. Some focus on psychological patterns, others on karmic cycles or planetary energy flow. In Netism, we recognize astrology as one of the oldest ways humans tuned…[Read more]

There are moments along the shamanic path that change everything—encounters, visions, or revelations that shift our entire worldview. These experiences often happen in non-ordinary states: deep meditation, trance, dreams, or altered journeys. They may defy logic, but they leave a mark that lingers in the body, spirit, and field.

In Netism, t…[Read more]

Shamanic journeying takes many forms. For some, steady drumming or rattling opens the path. Others use breathwork, lucid dreaming, or guided meditation. In some traditions, sacred plant medicines are allies for accessing deeper dimensions. The common thread is intention and surrender. The conscious mind steps aside so the deeper self can walk…[Read more]

The shamanic path is often marked by rupture. Something breaks within or around you, and what once made sense no longer holds. Though these moments are trying, they are also transforming. In the shamanic path, pain is required before one can begin.

Have you lived through a crisis that felt like an initiation? What did it strip away, and what did…[Read more]