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The Marxist War On Art And America

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(Paul Krause) Have the Marxists won, even though the Soviet Union lost? America’s moral courage in confronting the “evil empire” was a truly heroic act; but in the aftermath of the Soviet bloc’s dissolution and America’s unrestrained bid for liberal hegemony over the world, we let our guard down. Not to external foes, but to internal ones.

The Meaning Behind Sacred Geometry Design

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(Dillon Forte) Sacred Geometry is a term coined to comprehend the mathematical laws that govern the structure of reality. It commands cells to divide, determines the radial patterns in a flower, and births symmetry. It’s been proven that the human brain registers symmetry as satisfying or beautiful. In scientific studies symmetrical faces were even concluded to be perceived as more attractive.

This Genius Autistic Artist Can Draw Entire Cities Using His Memory

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(Mayukh Saha) Stephen Wiltshire was written off as autistic by doctors when he was just three years old. But at the age of 46, he is stirring up a storm in the art sphere. He just spends five days sketching a city skyline in vivid detail just after one ride on the helicopter.

Artist Turns Ocean Stones Into Colorful Mandalas Full of Tiny Dots

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(Mayukh Saha) Elspeth Mclean paints smooth ocean stones with colorful tiny dots and remodels those into beautiful mandalas. She uses perfectly round, flawless ocean stones to create her art. She puts a lot of effort into detailing her designs. All of her mandala designs are symmetrical and full of colors. The colorfully dotted patterns create a hypnotic effect on the eyes. These designs are also soothing to the eyes.

Artist Creates Images To Visually Depict The Process Of Inner Child Recovery & Shadow Work

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(Alanna Ketler) Deep inside all of us lives a wounded child who is desperate for love, attention, and validation — that child is you, it is your younger self. Even those of us who haven’t experienced severe trauma such as physical or sexual abuse most likely still have wounds that we are unknowingly carrying around with us all the time. Even though our parents might have done the best they could, and perhaps were typically loving and supportive, there could still be scars left on us and stored deep within our subconscious. These scars may lead us to experience the constant need for validation and approval, feelings of unworthiness or not being good enough, fear of abandonment, or perhaps a deep lack of self-love.