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Wu is a core idea from classical Daoism (Taoism), named in early Chinese sources like the Tao Te Ching and the writings of Zhuangzi. Literally “non-doing,” it’s better understood as non-forcing. It’s action that arises so naturally from the situation that it feels effortless. Daoist texts pair wu wei with ziran (“so-of-itself,” or naturalne…[Read more]

Not all physical traits are genetic. The spirit leaves imprints on the body as it forms. That imprint can carry stories from before birth, especially if the death was violent. The energy body is essentially scarred, and this scar can show up as physical signs on the body as well as fears, avoidances, and emotional triggers.

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Your heartbeat speeds up a little as you inhale and slows as you exhale. This rhythm is called respiratory sinus arrhythmia. When you breathe slowly and evenly at about six breaths per minute, the heart and breath fall into a strong, smooth wave. Scientists call this resonance at about 0.1 hertz. It strengthens vagal tone, improves baroreflex…[Read more]

On April 13, 2029, asteroid 99942 Apophis will skim past Earth at roughly 20,000 miles (about 32,000 km) from the surface—closer than many geostationary satellites. It will likely be visible to the naked eye across parts of the Eastern Hemisphere. This is the closest approach of a known asteroid of this size in recorded history, and it will be s…[Read more]

Remote viewing is a disciplined anomalous cognition. In Netist terms, it is trained attention reaching through the Net to gather verifiable information about a designated target. The viewer tunes coherence first, then follows a precise cue toward sensory, spatial, and conceptual impressions that can later be checked.

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In the middle of the sixth century, witnesses across the Mediterranean and Near East described a strange year when daylight felt like twilight and the sun “gave forth its light without brightness.” Geology supports this claim. Ice cores show huge injections of volcanic sulfate into the stratosphere beginning in 536 and again around 540, while tre…[Read more]