ALL THINGS KNOWN AND UNKNOWN

  Have you ever felt like you’ve been somewhere before — not in a dream, but in some deep inner memory? Or had a sudden insight about someone’s pain, past, or future that you couldn’t explain? Many believe these moments may be glimpses into something called the Akashic Records — an ethereal database said to hold the entire history of every soul, every thought, and every experience that has ever existed… or could exist. What Are the Akashic Records? According to ancient mystics and modern spiritual teachers, the Akashic Records are an energetic imprint of all events across time and space. The word "Akasha" is a Sanskrit term meaning "ether" or "sky" — a subtle, fifth element believed to carry the blueprint of the Universe itself. Think of it as a cosmic internet , but instead of websites, it stores every possible soul journey, memory, conversation, intention, and future timeline — not just for individuals, but for planets, civilization...

  Across cultures and continents, the idea of a “third eye” — a mystical inner vision — has fascinated humans for centuries. From ancient Egypt to modern yoga, the third eye is believed to be the gateway to intuition, insight, and even other dimensions. But did you know there’s a real part of your brain often linked to this eye? What is the Pineal Gland? The pineal gland is a tiny, pinecone-shaped gland located deep in the center of your brain, between the two hemispheres. It’s responsible for producing melatonin , the hormone that regulates your sleep-wake cycle. But here’s the mystery: even though it’s located in the brain, the pineal gland has light-sensitive cells similar to those in the retina of the eyes — suggesting it may have once had a visual function. Third Eye in Ancient Cultures Hindus: The third eye is known as the Ajna chakra , symbolizing perception beyond ordinary sight. It’s often depicted as a glowing dot between the eyebrows. A...

We often think of Earth as solid, still, and unchanging beneath our feet. But what if we told you the planet you live on breathes — not metaphorically, but physically, rhythmically, and energetically? Yes, the Earth Literally Breathes In 2015, scientists studying GPS data noticed a strange phenomenon: the Earth’s surface rises and falls by about 80 millimeters (3 inches) twice a day . This is caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun — much like ocean tides, but it happens to the land itself. This is known as the Earth's atmospheric tide . And that’s not all. Trees “breathe” too — releasing oxygen during the day and absorbing carbon dioxide at night. Underground, vast networks of fungi and roots communicate in pulses and chemical exchanges — a biological respiration of the forest floor. Schumann Resonance: Earth's “Heartbeat” The Schumann Resonance is a low-frequency electromagnetic pulse that vibrates in the space between the Earth’s surfac...