Forwarded from Halls of the Hyperboreads
"Did you see," asked the Mongol, "how our camels moved their ears in fear? How the herd of horses on the plain stood fixed in attention and how the herds of sheep and cattle lay crouched close to the ground? Did you notice that the birds did not fly, the marmots did not run and the dogs did not bark? The air trembled softly and bore from afar the music of a song which penetrated to the hearts of men, animals and birds alike. Earth and sky ceased breathing. The wind did not blow and the sun did not move. ... All living beings in fear are involuntarily thrown into prayer and waiting for their fate. So it was just now. Thus it has always been whenever the King of the World in his subterranean palace prays and searches out the destiny of all peoples on the earth."
- Ferdinand Ossendowski, Beasts, Men, and Gods
Nicholas Roerich, Remember & Buddha The Conqueror
- Ferdinand Ossendowski, Beasts, Men, and Gods
Nicholas Roerich, Remember & Buddha The Conqueror
Forwarded from Ministerium Propaganda 🎞
1888: Nikola Tesla delivers a lecture describing his alternating current inventions which will, for the first time in human history, allow efficient generation and use of electric power over long distances. He showed his character when he once tore up a contract with Westinghouse that was worth billions to him in order to save the company. In later years, Tesla would support eugenics, stating “Certainly no one who is not a desirable parent should be permitted to produce progeny.” He also famously advised, “Never trust a Jew.”
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