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Years pass. One day a prince rides through the forest and hears Rapunzel singing beautifully. He watches the sorceress climb the hair, then tries it himself the next evening. Rapunzel is startled at first but quickly falls in love with the kind young man. He visits her secretly, and they decide to marry and escape together.In the original Grimm tale, their secret meetings lead to Rapunzel becoming pregnant (she gives birth to twins while in exile). One day she innocently mentions to the sorceress that her clothes are getting tight; the sorceress realizes what’s happened, flies into a rage, cuts off Rapunzel’s long hair, and banishes her to a remote desert wilderness.When the prince climbs the tower that night, the sorceress is waiting with the severed braid. He tumbles from the tower in horror and lands in a patch of thorns that blind him. Heartbroken and sightless, he wanders the world.Eventually he hears Rapunzel’s voice again. She has given birth to their twins in the wilderness. When she sees her lost love, her joyful tears fall on his eyes and miraculously restore his sight. The family returns to the prince’s kingdom and lives happily ever after.

"Know the Source."

>>24460893 pb

Owl represents base of "Tree of Life" ?

The owl etc, of D.C. must be on a lay line.

It'd be interesting to get the correct Google Earth Ap to see which ones it's on?

One notable great circle (often discussed in ley line and alignment contexts) that passes directly through the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., connects it to numerous other noteworthy modern cities, ancient sites, and capitals around the globe.

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This alignment is highlighted in analyses of global geometric patterns (such as those exploring "New Atlantis" themes or prehistoric site connections). It runs through the middle of Washington, D.C.—explicitly including the Capitol area—and continues along a great circle path with an azimuth of approximately 52° (a angle that matches the side slope of the Great Pyramid of Giza and the alignment from Stonehenge’s center to its heel stone).

Key places it passes through (in rough order along the circle):

U.S. East Coast: The middle of Washington, D.C. (Capitol Building), Baltimore waterfront, Philadelphia, the middle of New York City, and the middle of Boston.

North America/Mexico: Mobile, Alabama; Atlanta, Georgia; areas between Teotihuacan and Cholula (major ancient pyramid complexes); El Tajín (ancient city with the Pyramid of the Niches); and near Mexico City.

Europe/Middle East: Just north of the ancient city of Troy; over or very near Stonehenge (with matching 52° alignments); London (England’s capital); Lille (France); Stuttgart and Munich (southern Germany); Zagreb (Croatia’s capital); Belgrade (Serbia’s capital); Sofia (Bulgaria’s capital); Beirut (Lebanon’s capital); Damascus (Syria’s capital); Riyadh (Saudi Arabia’s capital); and Baalbek, Lebanon (famous for its massive ancient Roman temple ruins and megalithic platform).

The full great circle continues around the planet (great circles always close on themselves), reaching a maximum northern latitude around 53°33'N / 23°35'W (where it would appear horizontal on certain projections).

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These kinds of alignments are popular in long-form videos and books on ley lines, sacred geometry, and hidden global patterns. They treat great circles as energy lines or intentional ancient pathways linking "noteworthy places" (capitals, ancient monuments, natural features).