Sedona Cathedral Watercolor By Daniel Clarke

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Medium:

Watercolor

Size - (USA):

18 W x 24 H x 0.1 D (inches)

Size - (metric):

45.7 W x 61.0 H x 0.3 D (centimeters)

Theme:

Landscape

Edition:

Original

Artwork ID:

642871

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Artwork Description:

consciousness conceived as complex matrices patterns contained within patterns. magnetic anomaly brainwave synchronization unrecognized vortex activity locations. correlation amplification phenomena resonance. measurable parameter brain wave activity highly sensitive field fluctuations. transducer low frequency geomagnetic pulsations electromagnetic patterns: their associated chemical changes. Weak intensity complex magnetic fields generated earth hum technology affect flux-gate sample collapsing fields amplifier filter stages couples into analog digital converter. experiments correlating local geophysical anomalies earth s magnetic field changes consciousness. single electromagnetic coupling mechanism including spin-mediated neurons. upsurge solar activity alters brain rhythms, hormonal levels healing nature mystic experiences anomalous cognition -physical phenomena. internal model reality - subjective consciousness addition computational capacity existential status may need exotic physics quantum entanglement and new forms of physical interaction magnetic sensory cells induced meditative states direct correlation shifts magnetic flux. No active effort required. Magnetic mineral aligned crystal chains embedded biological membranes. atomic sublattices of ferrimagnetic material plausible theoretical mechanisms mechanosensitive membrane ion gates specific synergetic properties for transduction. cuboctahedral morphology properties jitterbugging vector equilibrium matrix basis tensegrity. basic geometrical biological building blocks. mystical red rock temples Tracing disjunctive dislocations Mother Earth speaks Questions remain.

Artwork Keywords:   Arizona, Cathedral, Red, Rocks, Majestic, National Park, Original Watercolor

Materials:   Watercolors