@CassieCMartin Another example of a super expert chisel

Take a moment to appreciate the incredible detail on this lathe-turned pillar in India. I’d give almost anything to go back in time and see how this was made.

Throwback to the 1901 Buffalo World’s Fair! 🎡✨ #History #Buffalo #WorldFair

I think it's in poor taste to comment on the politics of a country that isn't my own, so I just want to wish all Americans the best!😉

And above all, I hope politics doesn't distract you too much from your studies and your love for the beauty of tradition and our shared shown, however, is a real, world-famous structure: St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, surrounded by the typical skyscrapers of Midtown Manhattan.

The media, mainstream and TV news won't show you this. We will. They arrive by boat from North Africa to the Canary Islands with no documents. Then they put them on a plane to Europe with no documents. On a plane. A flight from North Africa to Spain costs €300. They pay €3000 ecause they have to hide who they really are. This is not welcoming, this is an organized invasion. EU politicians are real criminals.

One of my favorite pics of Alll Time because I grew up half hour away and had zero clue this was the old previous courthouse. Always the small details look at the building next to the ivy covered court house It is completely covered in ivy. Ravenna near Kent
Portage County Ohio

The two marble angels sculpted by Gian Lorenzo Bernini that are preserved in the Church of Sant’Andrea delle Fratte in Rome are masterpieces of the Baroque.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City is the largest church in the world by both interior floor area and total volume. It covers roughly 15,160 square meters of interior space and can comfortably accommodate over 60,000 worshippers.

While other massive churches around the globe omplex sizes or taller steeples, none surpass St. Peter's in terms of sheer internal capacity.

Laid on April 18, 1506 under Pope Julius II. The construction period spanned around 120 years until the new basilica was finally consecrated by Pope Urban VIII on November 18, 1626.

385 feet from the top of the inner dome down to the floor.(American football fields are 300 feet long😉)

Materials: 🧱🧱🧱🪒🪜⚒️🔨💰🐴🐴
Horse and buggy.. suuuure…

Time and its beauty 🍃🕊💐🤍🤎🤍💐🕊🍃

Something to reflect upon and question....

Yes, they call this progress—and, imagine that, this also applies to the programs of the mind! 😂

And this is a regrettable observation, one that explains the state of today’s world.

A "cleansing"—yet in the process, they have
overlooked the natural faculties and powers of the discovers their own divine seed and then nurtures its development.

Here, a process of becoming aware will expand the field of consciousness; we can connect with the universe and interact with it. 😁

Where all knowledge resides,there too lie the seeds of the divine source. And as the heart opens ever wider, this knowledge instructs us, spreading love, harmony, and peace within ourselves qualities that, through our own transformation, radiate out into the world—as we become a divine presence within the soul of another.😉

There is gold everywhere you look inside Igreja de Santa Clara in Porto, Portugal,but much of it is actually carved wood covered in gold leaf

This technique, known as talha dourada, became an important feature of Portuguese Baroque interiors

Santa Clara is among the finest ion, with its decoration extending across much of the church.

💥St John The Divine Manhattan Inside Tour
(Part 1+2)

No lasers no power tools,just pure strength 🤣🤣 make it make sense !! We can’t build this today....

Check out the Convent of St. Augustine Acolman in Mexico! Notice how the entrance has been dug out, requiring a ramp to enter. The official history claims it was abandoned in 1772 following a major flood that rose two meters high. It wasn't until 1920 that preservation efforts coming a museum in 1921 and finally opening to the public in 1945 after all the soil was cleared away. 🇲🇽🏛️📜 #Convent #Acolman #Mexico #History #Architecture #Museum

Our true history is beyond our comprehension. This was done on purpose.

POURQUOI PERSONNE N'A LE DROIT D'ALLER EN ANTARCTIQUE ? 🧊🚫

Regardez ces images. Vraiment.

Un mur de glace. Immense. Infini. Des dizaines de mètres de haut, qui s'étend à perte de vue, sur des milliers de kilomètres.

C'est la barrière de glace de l'Antarctique. Filmée à différentes personnes. Toujours la même chose : un mur.

Et maintenant, écoutez bien 👇

Le 1er décembre 1959, 12 pays opérant en Antarctique ont signé un traité spécial des Nations Unies.

Ce traité interdit tout voyage privé au sud du 60e parallèle.

Vous avez bien lu. INTERDIT.

Vous pouvez aller partout sur Terre. Vous pouvez traverser tous les océans. Mais pas là-bas. Pas sans autorisation militaire et scientifique.

Pourquoi ?

Pourquoi 12 pays, qui ne s'entendent sur rien d'autre, se sont mis d'accord en 1959 pour VERROUILLER un continent entier ?

Que cache ce mur de glace ? Qu'est-ce qu'il y a derrière ?

On Vous dit que c'est pour "protéger l'environnement". Vraiment ? Depuis quand il faut des militaires pour protéger des pingouins ?

Regardez les images du mur. Regardez la carte au début de la vidéo.

Et posez-Vous la question que tout le monde se pose :

Pourquoi nous empêchent-ils d'aller voir par nous-mêmes ? 👇

🎥 Crédit Vidéo : Images de la barrière de glace de l'Antarctique - Archives / Captations à différentes époques
📍 Traité sur l'Antarctique - Signé le 1er décembre 1959

#Antarctique #IceWall #MurDeGlace #Mystère #Traité #Interdit #Incroyable #Question

They always use the excuse of war to destroy everything that is ancient, functional, and proof that we didn't descend from cavemen.

This was built during what they told you were the dark ages.