This is the Butterfly Nebula, although I feel more inclined to call it the 'Twin Flame Nebula' as there is such romance to it, dont you think?
The span of this nebula is over 3 light years in distance (one light year is 5.878625 trillion miles).
In comparison, our solar system orbit size is only approx 4.5 Billion kms in diameter so it gives you an indication just how big it is- yet still relatively very small, galactically speaking.
The dying central star, is what gives off the beautiful ultraviolet hues.
Its about 4,000 light years in distance from Earth and is within the constellation of Scorpius.
There is more to this than simply just science I intuitively feel- its manifested bipolar shape is completely metaphysical . There is a reason this central sun (200,00k in temp) emanated its bipolar outflows the way it did, Id love to know why. Stars 'communicate' with each other also, as does everything else in existence. What happened/is happening? Whats the story behind it I wonder?
Whatever the story is, I feel its a very old, beautiful and dynamic yet everlasting one. I feel that not only us Earth humans love and appreciate this Nebula, but I feel it is greatly loved and cherished by many other beings in existence.
There is something very special about this old dwarf star to emanate energy so symmetrically as it does. I feel it's history is very important. Since the temp of it currently is so hot, scientifically speaking this means it would have been a gigantically huge star at its zenith... A huge celestial energy that was very powerful and respected.
These incredibly ancient red granite/bronze statues of the God Hapi, a Ptelomaic Queen (perhaps Cleopatra?!), Osiris were found at the Temple of Amun (or spelled Amon)- an Ancient Egyptian city called Heracleion.
Red Granite is an incredibly old igneous plutonic mineral, having been around since 4.5 billions years ago (imagine the energy it holds!) and is a rock of projection. Bronze is made of the elements tin and copper, which are both Projective and are both associated with water and air. These artefacts belong in the sea.
The statue of Osiris is particularly interesting as the eye area is filled with gold. Gold is also incredibly projective, ruled by the sun and its element is fire. Gold was used for very powerful magick, particularly spells/rituals to do with creating protection. Thus intuitively speaking, having gold put in Osiris's eye area depicts to me that he was guarding/protecting/watching over all at the Temple of Amon.
So it makes complete sense as to why whomever created these symbolic statues would use granite/bronze/gold as they would have been used for strong projections in their rituals/gatherings.
This to me is such a stellar find, but I cant help but feel sadness as these artefacts should have been left in their final resting place- As opposed to being displayed in some type of Museum.
Intuitively speaking, people handling these ancient artefacts should take caution. They may hold an energy that has a protective shield and could influence those people around them in negative ways.
