Bonsai Work Based on Lunar Events

Not sure where this Alien myth came from.

But since it's suiting your argument, OK.

Sorce
Well, you're the one that brought up the gravity altering shit. Explain WTF you mean for Christ sakes. Stop being so obtuse and elusive...you talking magnets? antigravity boots, levitation, WHAT?
 
Interesting. Looks like I’m going to have to do some research because I have a personal experience of it being accurate which is interesting When compared to your studies.
Personal experience is not really research. It is not backed by anything other than your opinion, which is why you have to look at a wider picture beyond those that have reinforcing opinions...
 
Well, you're the one that brought up the gravity altering shit. Explain WTF you mean for Christ sakes. Stop being so obtuse and elusive...you talking magnets? antigravity boots, levitation, WHAT?

Gravity is caused by the solidified Iron rich earth core, we don't know how long it has been that way, or of it remains this way.

There could be an event of any sort we don't yet understand that can cause a period of less gravity.

Just ideas that can't be disproven.

Hell, water makes things weigh less yes? So maybe we were smart enough to build them underwater?

There are too many explanations for it to be pinned as religious, or any other thing we KNOW human minds get "stuck" on.

Our context makes our beliefs.

I work hard to remove that context while pondering.

Few Can.

Sorce
 
We are in agreement that these Megalithic structures were built before the Younger Dryas, yes?

If not our page is different.

Sorce
Page must be different. I’ve never heard that before.
 
Personal experience is not really research. It is not backed by anything other than your opinion, which is why you have to look at a wider picture beyond those that have reinforcing opinions...
But if it’s a repeatable experience would that not qualify?
 
The Geologic evidence present in the water erosion of the Sphinx enclosure.

I/we are just learning about the Sahara Jungle.

Sorce
But the Nile floods into the valley of king’s correct?
 
Gravity is caused by the solidified Iron rich earth core, we don't know how long it has been that way, or of it remains this way.

There could be an event of any sort we don't yet understand that can cause a period of less gravity.

Just ideas that can't be disproven.

Hell, water makes things weigh less yes? So maybe we were smart enough to build them underwater?

There are too many explanations for it to be pinned as religious, or any other thing we KNOW human minds get "stuck" on.

Our context makes our beliefs.

I work hard to remove that context while pondering.

Few Can.

Sorce
Uh, no water doesn't make things weigh less. Archemedes's principle says that the force pushing on an object under water, is equal to the mass of the water it has pushed out of the way. Water doesn't change an object's mass.

"Just ideas that can't be disproven"--so, kind of like a conspiracy theory...
And for crying out loud, the Saharan forest thing was mostly done the time the pyramids were being built, at least that's according to research at this point. To build them underwater would require more massive complex and expensive structures than the ramp and post systems have ACTUALLY been uncovered.

As for the structures being built for religious purposes, well, religion has been an excuse for a lot of monumental construction, when the real reason is a leader's ego. Ego has been a driving human force for a very very long time and has driven history, innovation and monumental efforts forward, for good or for bad.
 
@Trenthany I deleted the double post.

You have to sit through the JRE podcasts with Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock.

There are a few.

But the Nile floods into the valley of king’s correct?

Good question. I think it would have been brought up of it would have that effect. Since the Egyptologists could capitalize on that argument.

Sorce
 
Uh, no water doesn't make things weigh less.

So the fake astronauts train in water just for the fake video shoots?

We don't know when EGO started.

Sorce
 
Unless its reliably repeatable, not really. Could be a lot of other things going on too that could be the actual cause
I’ll try it as an experiment then because I am curious. A friend told me about it and demonstrated it said he did it all the time. Saved on trimming and lawn mowing. Lol.
 
Today, it is proven that the wood of trees cut in waning moon is more dense and resistant than that of trees cut in crescent moon.

Test carried out during the winter of 1998-1999, and published in 2001, during 3 successive moons on 30 coniferous trees (picea abies).
Publication in " Nature " : " lunar synodic rhythm and wood properties : tradition and reality.

But all of this has been known for a long time and before it was proven.
Under Louis XIV , a forestry ordinance fixed the best dates for felling trees intended for the navy in winter and in waning moon.

I had also read that a great bonsai professional, a specialist in yamadori ( hundreds of tree collected each year ) took trees systematically according to the lunar phases because certain periods are much more favorable than others and the survival of the trees was directly linked.
Trees taken at the wrong time would die every time ...
 
When do we move on to parallel universes?

Sorce
 
@Trenthany I deleted the double post.

You have to sit through the JRE podcasts with Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock.

There are a few.



Good question. I think it would have been brought up of it would have that effect. Since the Egyptologists could capitalize on that argument.

Sorce
I’ll look into it. I know the Sphinx is different from the pyramids. Older correct? I still have never herd 11k years. I thought it was more like 5-6k
 
Today, it is proven that the wood of trees cut in waning moon is more dense and resistant than that of trees cut in crescent moon.

Test carried out during the winter of 1998-1999, and published in 2001, during 3 successive moons on 30 coniferous trees (picea abies).
Publication in " Nature " : " lunar synodic rhythm and wood properties : tradition and reality.

But all of this has been known for a long time and before it was proven.
Under Louis XIV , a forestry ordinance fixed the best dates for felling trees intended for the navy in winter and in waning moon.

I had also read that a great bonsai professional, a specialist in yamadori ( hundreds of tree collected each year ) took trees systematically according to the lunar phases because certain periods are much more favorable than others and the survival of the trees was directly linked.
Trees taken at the wrong time would die every time ...
If you can remember sources that would be great!

The moon one is the one being debated at the moment but the rest makes sense.

Winter makes sense. Sap pulls in towards the core of the tree when winter comes if I recall correctly and also doesn’t bleed out.

I also recall that ships were built partially (Beans and keels I think) with wet wood to allow the shrinkage to pull seams In the hull tighter.

so he lost trees collected at the wrong time or his skills were good enough to keep trees alive at right time so he always collected them and thereforedidn’t lose trees because of skills and gave partial attribution to moon cycle in typical Japanese humbleness and desire to blend in?
 
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