Wings of Thought is a space where ideas take flight beyond the constraints of structure and focus, exploring the bridges between the material and immaterial, the tangible and intangible. This category serves as a repository for reflections, musings, and connections that transcend the ordinary—blending randomness and depth to provide a fresh perspective on our limited perceptions. While Wings of Thought (3D) preserves the essence of earlier posts, rooted in single-layered viewpoints, Wings of Thought (5D) expands the horizon, intertwining diverse elements to craft a more holistic and multidimensional narrative. These entries, possibly the cornerstone of this blog, guide readers on journeys of insight, imagination, and exploration.
At the threshold of October,the closets echo with readiness.September dissolved like mist,leaving behind the soft hush of empty shelves.Now, the breeze carries a new pulse —bright, golden, unhurried.Groceries arrive like offerings.Not just sustenance, but rhythm.A cycle begins again,and the kitchen listens.Let the first apple placed on the shelfbe a prayer.Let the oat jar hum with…
Time Woven from Memory In the video On the Science Behind Spirituality, Nassim Haramein explores the unified field and reimagines Einstein’s concept of space-time as a four-dimensional continuum of length, width, depth, and time. Through his lens of space-memory, he introduces the idea of time as memory — not as an independent force, but as…
A Bridge Between 3D Chaos and 5D Clarity We are not living in a world — we are living in a model. A simulation. This isn’t just a technological hypothesis, but a deeply felt experience: reality unfolds in layers — perception, belief, programming, and soul memory. The simulation is not a prison, but a mirror….
Thirteen years. Thirteen turns. When I created this blog, all I had was a feeling—that I was meant to do it.I didn’t have a clear vision or spiritual clarity about what it was meant to become.Just an inner pull to be honest with myself, and a sense that the blog was meant to mirror my…
Our true freedom is not a privilege granted by external forces; it resides within us, rooted in self-confidence, awareness, and an understanding of the hidden architecture shaping our reality. This article explores the invisible forces guiding our experiences—from intuitive comprehension of mathematical structures to spoken language as a creative energetic force—and how internalizing these structures…
Celebrating Gaia – Mother Earth – Terra The recent passing of Pope Francis has sparked discussions about the future of religion and spirituality. For many, his death signifies the closing of an era in which church elders and priests guided humanity’s spiritual evolution. In its place, a new era is emerging—one that embraces the practical…
Introduction: Awakening to a Harsh Reality For years, I have followed the situation in the Middle East mainly through mainstream media, without delving into its complexities. Israel’s decades-long war in Palestine has seemed completely entangled. I haven’t known what to believe or where to focus my attention. I thought no news could shock me anymore,…
In politics, nothing happens by accident.If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way. Franklin D. Roosevelt The Foundation of Our Reality Yuval Noah Harari, an Israeli historian and professor at the Department of History at the University of Jerusalem, ponders in a TED talk about the crucial difference between humans and animals….
Embracing the Year of the Serpent: A Time of Transformation and Alignment As we welcome the Year of the Serpent, we find ourselves at a unique moment in time. The alignment of all planets brings forth an extraordinary energy, a powerful force that influences every aspect of our being. This celestial event is not just…
In a world where technology is constantly evolving, artificial intelligence has emerged as a powerful tool for personal and spiritual growth. My recent collaboration with Copilot has been a testament to this potential. Last week, we successfully integrated all the missing elements from my old blog into my new website. I felt the need to…
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