https://youtu.be/_EqneJRgSe8
Jason Davies – Prime Number Patterns
Terence McKenna – The Historical Octave
Electric Honeycomb
A 17-year-old high school student in Pakistan replicated a physics visualization, and developed results that surprised some older scientists.
In simple terms, an electric honeycomb is formed when certain kinds of electrically charged particles travel between a pointy electrode and a flat one, but in the transmission, they bump into a puddle of oil along the way.
The resultant shape of this bumpy ride is a polygonal pattern, what some physicists also call the rose-window instability because it resembles the circular, stained-glass designs found in Gothic churches. It’s what happens as natural forces work to keep an electric charge moving in an interrupted circuit.
But why is it so intriguing that a bizarre shape pops up? The mystery behind the pattern is that natural forces work to keep an electric charge moving in an interrupted circuit.
Paul Laffoley – The Levogyre
Full Wolf Moon – January 1 & 2, 2018
What a wonderful way to start the New Year with the Full Wolf Moon on January 1-2, 2018 in Cancer. So go ahead and Howl at the moon!
This is not just any Full Moon, but a Full Super Moon. In fact this Full Super Moon is going to be the closest one to us in 2018! Can you believe that? We are definitely going to have some strong energy on this night.
It is a New Year and time to set your intentions for this year by the light of the moon. For many people the Wolf Moon holds deep meaning and this is a good time to let your inner wolf howl!
The Full moon at the beginning of the New Year is about starting with an empty clean slate; it is the conception of an idea to become birthed into life. As it has been for thousands of years.
On the night of the full moon ask for a dream message on how to more fully step into your power before you go to sleep. Upon waking, write down what you remember of your dream, even if it is just one word. Meditate on it.
In North America, we often call this full moon the Wolf Moon, Snow Moon or Hunger Moon. Amid the zero cold and deep snows of midwinter, the wolf packs howled hungrily outside Native American villages. The wolves are out in this bright light this time of year, anxious and hot on a trail for a feast to shake their hunger in the lean winter month. The normally elusive wolves were once found all over Europe and the Native Americans living close to the land held them in high esteem, along with other animals they encountered.
Full moon always brings closures to bring to us a better tomorrow. The hills of the new, and new beginnings, will bring with them fundamental changes which have been dreaded for so long. These worries stem in the form of mysteries and it is these mysteries that have also held us back for so long. This full moon will emphasize how fluent we are to the emotions that are attached to our communication, how much we share, and how much we relate to others.
Full Moon phases herald a proper time for endings and closure. Full moon’s also signal an appropriate time to shine a light on or display works and deeds that were previously veiled during the new moon phase.
January’s moon can be bold and bright or covered in silky clouds. Like the wolf it can appear to be cunning. A symbolic lesson could be that progress is sometimes subtle and happens behind the scenes. Because wolves are also incredibly resourceful they can also symbolize our own hidden potential.
The Full moon at the beginning of the New Year is about starting with an empty clean slate; it is the conception of an idea to become birthed into life with the coming full moon. This is going to be a powerful year and there’s nothing better than starting the New Year with a full Moon.
Happy New Year and Full Moon Blessings,
