All Seeing Eye of Ra / God in Space

Photos thanks to Bill from Hidden Meanings

On December 17th, 2010, the Hubble telescope took a very neat picture of the Hour Glass Nebula


Look closely...what is that in the middle of the nebula??




Wait, flip that around, that looks like something familiar..like a big eye, perhaps?

Edited by hibodharma, 20 December 2010 - 07:03 PM.
clairifimication mmmkay

EDIT: The thread title SHOULD of beeen:

The All Seeing Eye of Horus / God / The Eye of Providence Seen in Space by Hubble Telescope

Remind anyone of Sauron?

here's a picture of the same nebula in 1987..looks like the Eye has opened recently!
http://www.astrophys...ASA/SN1987A.jpg

enjoy the show folks, incoming energy to all the planets

(The incoming energy I mentioned is affecting all the planets, like Saturn)
Hot Plasma Explosions Inflate Saturn's Magnetic Field

Edited by hibodharma, 20 December 2010 - 07:04 PM.
danger will robinson

I would crap my pants if I looked up and saw this.

Pretty cool pictures I must say.

If the eye never sleeps,

all dreams will naturally cease.

I die a little bit on the inside everytime someone says "neat".

Best pic of it from Hubble IMO:

This blows my fcking mind because I vividly remember Terence Mckenna speaking of like making the infinity symbol behind your eyelids and then something something fuck I forgot... in his book "True Hallucinations" I believe...

I die a little bit on the inside everytime someone says "neat".

I die with happines when someone sees & comments

Space is so eerie... The final frontier

∞

-PI

Some trippy stuff man

This blows my fcking mind because I vividly remember Terence Mckenna speaking of like making the infinity symbol behind your eyelids and then something something fuck I forgot... in his book "True Hallucinations" I believe...

If you own the book could you look it up really fast?

I'm quite intrigued.

so neat!

If you own the book could you look it up really fast?
I'm quite intrigued.

No problem bro!!!
Here it is...
"... He said that one could see any point in
time by closing one's eyes, visualizing an eight, turning it on its side so that it
approximated the sign for infinity, and then mentally sliding the two closed rings over
each other to form a circle, shrinking the circle to a dot, and thinking the word "please"
and the target point in space-time. Usually I knew not whence these images came to him;
however, this time I was amazed"

Prying open our 3rd eye is DMT... and DMT is infinity... and... fck what was I gonna say... dammit the pieces of the puzzles got scattered sorry bro I forgot

Watchin ya jerk ya gerkin.

neatoooo!!!!!!!!!

Ever wonder why you can see faces in the clouds but you never see clouds in peoples faces? We evolved to recognize faces so it is easy to see them even when they aren't there.

Beautiful pic, reasonable explanation.

No problem bro!!!
Here it is...
"... He said that one could see any point in
time by closing one's eyes, visualizing an eight, turning it on its side so that it
approximated the sign for infinity, and then mentally sliding the two closed rings over
each other to form a circle, shrinking the circle to a dot, and thinking the word "please"
and the target point in space-time. Usually I knew not whence these images came to him;
however, this time I was amazed"

Prying open our 3rd eye is DMT... and DMT is infinity... and... fck what was I gonna say... dammit the pieces of the puzzles got scattered sorry bro I forgot

Mmm. Thank you very much, sir.

That is similar to a technique I use in power meditation.

Don't worry about the pieces, everyone's gotta finish the puzzle on their own.

I hate when people post shit like this. Someone takes an article and uses facts that are little know to make theories and then someone buys it and posts it. Now I am all for the mysteries of space, I've been into this shit since I was a kid. The Hourglass Nebula has always looked like that since the day it was discovered, in 1995...

It has always looked like an eye. I think it's the coolest nebula out there personally.


The picture that was linked of the "eye being closed" is not, and has never been the Hourglass Nebula. It is a supernova. SN 1987A to be exact. The link kind of gave it away... Here is a link of what it actually is. It's located in the Tarantula Nebula. A nebula so bright, that if it was located where the Orion Nebula is, it would cast shadows on Earth.