Energy of Knowledge

10/09/2025

“To those who listen to my teaching, more understanding will be given, and they will have an abundance of knowledge. But for those who are not listening, even what little understanding they have will be taken away from them.” (Matthew‬ ‭13‬:‭12‬)

I received an angry reply to the verse in which Jesus told his disciples they were permitted to understand the secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven, but others were not. The verse was posted with the image of a child reading a Bible and was accompanied by another verse that says only those with the faith of a child may enter.

Jesus was responding to their question about why he always spoke in parables. He told them it was to fulfill prophecy—that many look, but don’t really see, and hear, but don’t really listen. He went on to quote Isaiah, “For the hearts of these people are hardened.”

A hardened heart is the result of weak faith. Children, and those who choose to retain a childlike faith, are soft but strong; their hearts aren’t filled with pride and doubt and fear. Children are trusting and innocent naturally, adults of childlike faith have swept out the clutter of disbelief. God generously grants both the ability to understand spiritual truths at a much deeper level.

Examples of hardened hearts are Pharoah, King Saul, the religious leaders who constantly harangued Jesus as he shared the message of salvation—their fate is a testimony to the consequences. Examples of softened hearts are Peter, Paul, James, Martha—people who submitted their will to God and received the power of the Holy Spirit, along with the capacity for deep understanding. Be childlike.

08/09/2025

So remember when I posted here asking what to do about my neighbor who put up a security camera that pointed straight into our yard? Yeah… that spiraled fast. There were all kinds of suggestions (some of them wild), and honestly, I was ready to march over with a shovel and my loudest voice.

But you all gave me one piece of advice I couldn’t stop thinking about: "Ask him why."

So I did. And y’all… he didn’t even realize it was angled that way. He’d just gone through a divorce, was living alone, and wanted to feel “less boxed in, but still safe.” Then he pointed to a sketch on his patio and said, “I just want to make something beautiful.”

That stopped me cold.

Turns out he’s been wanting to redo the fence for months but didn’t have the time or skills to get it how he imagined. I told him kind of jokingly “Well, I work with wood and clay. Been building furniture and sculptures for years. I’ve got a shop on Tedooo app where I sell my handmade pieces.”

He looked at me and said, “Wait, seriously? Would you help?”

What followed was a weirdly amazing two-week whirlwind of building, sketching, sanding, arguing about stain shades, and laughing over pizza breaks. I told him I’d treat the fence like one of my commissions take full creative lead and I’d add it to my Tedooo app portfolio to help grow my shop. He agreed.

That photo? That’s the result.

What used to be a source of tension is now part of my story. And his.

He took the camera down before I even asked.

Sometimes people don’t mean harm they just need connection. And sometimes fences don’t have to divide. Sometimes they make pretty great bridges.

08/09/2025

Russia has just announced that its new mRNA-based cancer vaccine “Enteromix” is now ready for use after years of testing!

Trials showed tumor shrinkage by 60–80%, with some reports even claiming 100% efficacy in early human tests.

First target: colon cancer → with glioblastoma & melanoma vaccines already in development.

Experts say it could mark a historic breakthrough—but full global rollout still awaits regulatory approval & larger trials.

08/09/2025

08/09/2025

This device was supposedly a powerful weapon used by the Ancient Sky God, which emitted thunderbolts. Almost all major ancient civilizations have descriptions of the same indestructible weapon.

The vajra is a very important tool in Vajrayana Buddhism. In Sanskrit, "vajra" means something very strong, like a diamond. It represents unbreakable wisdom and enlightenment.

Long ago, the vajra was not always a peaceful symbol. In ancient India, it was first used as a weapon by Indra, the king of the gods. According to Hindu stories, two demon gods, Namuchi and Vritra, took away all the light and water from the earth, making it hard to live. Indra tried to fight them but failed, so he asked the great god Vishnu for help.

Some experts say that legends from different cultures, like Indian, Greek, Australian, Norse, and those from the Americas, have no connection. They believe each culture created its gods and stories on its own, without a shared older tradition. If this were true, each civilization’s myths, traditions, and symbols would be completely unique to them.

History shows that different countries, like America, England, France, India, and China, have very different stories of war and power. Their customs and symbols also vary. However, when we look at many ancient and native cultures, we see similar patterns in their myths and symbols. Stories and images from India appear in other cultures’ traditions, artwork, and writings, suggesting some ideas have lasted across time and places.

One example is the thunderbolt. In many ancient civilizations, it is seen as a powerful weapon. Mythology often connects lightning to a sky god or a god of thunder who wields it.

07/09/2025

Lighting strike on a golf green

07/09/2025

For the first time ever, a camera has captured the breathtaking moment when hundreds of emperor penguin chicks took a daring leap from a towering ice cliff into the ocean below.

Wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory documented this remarkable event in Antarctica, where young penguins gathered at the edge of a 15-meter (about 50-foot) ice platform, preparing for their first dive into the sea. Huddled together like a group of nervous teenagers, they hesitated, waiting to see who would be the first to make the plunge. Once one penguin leapt, the rest followed in a dramatic cascade.

Typically, emperor penguin chicks take their first swim at around six months old, usually by sliding gently into the water or jumping from a small one-meter ledge. However, in this rare and astonishing footage captured by National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory, nearly 700 chicks found themselves in a precarious situation, forced to leap from a much higher 10-foot cliff in search of food.

07/09/2025

A coin from the last period of the Roman Empire is found in Italy...

Excavation of an ancient theater in Italy unearthed a hoard of gold coins dating back to the third and fifth centuries and depicting eight emperors and four empresses.

Archaeologists speculate that these coins were deposited by a high-ranking government official or a goldsmith at the time.

It is estimated that the weight of the total amount of gold around here is almost 5 kg.
The gold coins were hidden in a pot used for cooking ordinary food. An extract is not responsible for the accuracy of the data

07/09/2025

What do you think?

07/09/2025

it really felt like this though 🤣

02/05/2025

Did you know that older bees don’t return to the hive at night? Instead, they spend their final days resting on flowers. If they make it through the night, they get back to work the next day — collecting pollen or nectar — as if they know their time is almost up. They quietly remove themselves from the hive, choosing not to burden the colony with their death.

Even though bees are cold-blooded like all insects, their hive works as a warm, unified living system. Together, they maintain the temperature and health of their home.

Each bee has a specific job — some collect nectar, others collect pollen — and they stick to that role for life. They don’t switch tasks.

Dandelions may be bright yellow, but when bees gather their pollen and mix it with nectar inside the hive, it turns a vibrant orange.

One beekeeping record shows a colony surviving through an entire winter — 356 days — without leaving the hive for a cleansing flight.

Bees are useful even after they’ve passed. In traditional medicine, dried bees have been used in poultices to help ease joint pain.

And here’s a surprising one: bees never actually sleep. They may rest, but their bodies stay active in a way that’s very different from how we sleep.

So next time you see a bee, remember just how incredible and hardworking they truly are.