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O_0_00 Earth Anomalies

O_0_00 — Earth Science & Anomalies: Section Summary

O_2_20 Dubious Earth Anomalies

O_2_20 — Hollow Earth Theory

The Hollow Earth theory proposes that the planet's interior is partially or entirely hollow, potentially containing habitable spaces, inner suns, atmospheres, or even advanced civilizations. This idea has ancient roots i

hollow Earth inner sun Halley Symmes Euler Agartha
O_4_04 Verified Earth Anomalies

O_4_04 — Ringing Rocks, Musical Stones & Lithophones

Ringing rocks — stones that produce clear, bell-like tones when struck — have been documented at multiple locations worldwide, formed from rock types with specific mineralogical and structural properties that support mec

ringing rocks lithophone musical stones sonorous stones Stonehenge bluestone Preseli Hills
O_4_05 Verified Earth Anomalies

O_4_05 — Desertification, Green Sahara & Landscape Transformation

Between approximately 11,000 and 5,000 years BP, the Sahara — today the world's largest hot desert — was a green, well-watered landscape of lakes, rivers, and grasslands supporting hippopotami, crocodiles, fish, and larg

Green Sahara African Humid Period desertification Holocene Gobero orbital forcing
O_3_03 Verified Earth Anomalies

O_3_03 — Cave Systems — Biology, Mythology, and Extreme Environments

Caves represent some of Earth's most extraordinary environments — sealed ecosystems harboring life forms that evolved in total isolation for millions of years, natural laboratories for studying evolution under extreme co

caves Movile Cave Lechuguilla Mammoth Cave Sipapu cave art
O_3_15 Verified Earth Anomalies

O_3_15 — Blue Holes: Submerged Sinkholes & Marine Geology

Blue holes are submerged sinkholes or vertical cave systems formed in carbonate rock (limestone, dolomite) during periods of lower sea level and subsequently flooded by rising oceans. Named for the deep blue color that c

blue hole Dean's Blue Hole Great Blue Hole Belize Bahamas karst
T_2_00 Psychology & Social

T_2_00 — Clinical Health: Subfolder Summary

T_0_00 Psychology & Social

T_0_00 — Psychology & Social: Section Summary

T_1_00 Psychology & Social

T_1_00 — Foundations Theories: Subfolder Summary

T_3_00 Psychology & Social

T_3_00 — Cognitive Perception: Subfolder Summary

T_5_00 Psychology & Social

T_5_00 — Applied Specialized: Subfolder Summary

D_1_00 Sites & Artifacts

D_1_00 — Iconic Megasites: Subfolder Summary

D_0_00 Sites & Artifacts

D_0_00 — Sites & Artifacts: Section Summary

D_5_00 Sites & Artifacts

D_5_00 — Sacred Geometry Art Symbolism: Subfolder Summary

D_5_15 Verified Sites & Artifacts

D_5_15 — Sacred Geometry Scientific Evaluation

Sacred geometry — the attribution of spiritual or cosmic significance to geometric forms — pervades world architecture, art, and esoteric traditions. This document applies rigorous mathematical and statistical testing to

sacred geometry golden ratio Fibonacci sequence phi mandala torus
D_3_00 Sites & Artifacts

D_3_00 — Americas Africa Asia Sites: Subfolder Summary

B_0_00 Beings & Entities

B_0_00 — Beings & Entities: Section Summary

B_5_10 Verified Beings & Entities

B_5_10 — Death Personifications: Grim Reaper, Yama, Ankou, Santa Muerte

Across world cultures, death has been personified as a distinct entity — a being who arrives to claim the dying, separates the soul from the body, or presides over the realm of the dead. The Western Grim Reaper (skeletal

death personification Grim Reaper Yama Thanatos Ankou Santa Muerte
B_5_00 Beings & Entities

B_5_00 — Rationalist Analytical: Subfolder Summary

B_4_00 Beings & Entities

B_4_00 — Spirit Categories Functions: Subfolder Summary