Digging into the mysteries of the world

There is one comforting thing I have come to realize recently and that is that not everything is discovered, revealed and explained in this world.
On the one hand, I thought that everything was already clear, about everything. On the other hand, I was worried that in the moment, when everything is clear, the world will be destroyed - because everything will be over already, the game will be over, so to speak, all actions will be exhausted, everything will be done. And it will no longer make sense for anything to continue.
From a third, even more different side, I already thought the world was a boring place. Because there is nothing left to discover. You know those great centuries and years with all the world discoveries - continents, new lands, new animal species, places and things... What else is left to discover in today's world (other than some new vaccine to destroy or save the human race)?
And the thought of it makes the world utterly uninteresting.

Of course, one is left with the option of pretending to be a discoverer on a personal level. He may feel this way every time he visits a new place, despite the hundreds of thousands, even millions of people who have set foot there before him. Of course, there are reasons for this feeling to be relevant in certain circumstances, for example long pilgrimages, etc.
But let me not go on with these explanations. Because as I said, there is a happy news that I found out recently - not everything is discovered, unraveled and explained in this world.
There are still thousands of mysteries and riddles that will probably never be solved. And I won't even talk about the great and universal mysteries like the Easter Islands or the pyramids in different parts of the world.
I will talk about stones of much smaller sizes.

Stones and rocks scattered literally everywhere in the world. The meaning of which has not yet been explained.
The most you can read about them is the following: "it is believed that". Of course, nothing can be said about something that happened before Christ. Although nothing can be said for sure even about what happened in the last century, right? People first have this incredible ability to distort history and facts, refracting them through their own views, or if they have that power, refracting them the way they want other people to see them. And now, writing this, another thought occurs to me - maybe that's why the world survived.

What if twisting and destroying facts is actually something that needs to be done to save the world? If all the facts are clear, everything is arranged, clarified and known to all, as I said, the moment this puzzle is arranged, the self-destruct bomb will go off, for example. But knowing this, different people, in different places, steal, hide and destroy facts, so that this puzzle cannot be arranged and completed, therefore, the world will not be destroyed. Haha, interesting plot for a movie, isn't it? And maybe an interesting explanation as to why history is being destroyed.

But let's go back to things from before Christ.
Well, honestly, tell me, how is it possible for someone to say what happened then, who did what, what was for what. Impossible. Only a person with a very rich imagination can figure out what the priests did on top of some rocks and how they did it. Or why these huge or small holes were carved and what they were for. Also, how are they carved?
My partner, as a man, says it is not so difficult to carve stones. But I think it is. Especially if we're talking about many centuries ago, when they didn't have modern technology. Or are they?

Do not get me wrong. I adore these places, they are of great interest to me. I love stones, as I said in the previous post, and I think they are alive. Besides being magical, or at the very least, they carry soul and energy with them. No wonder all these places with high concentrations of stones and rocks are considered sacred by people. Even on an instinctive level. And then the assumptions started.
I just think some of these theories or assumptions are wrong, nothing more.

And when I come across such a place with stones, I personally get the feeling that I am visiting a former settlement of an alien race, with huge representatives who were arranging some stones for themselves, having fun, maybe because they knew where all this would lead: to an endless conundrum for mortals 🤭

Well, come on, enough digging into the mysteries of the world for today.
As I shared with you in the previous post, the photos I am showing you are from the prehistoric Beglik Tash sanctuary, located on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.
I will show you more in the next posts.

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.

Personally, I am a sensitive soul with a strong sense of justice.
Traveling and photography are my greatest passions.
Sounds trivial to you?
No, it's not trivial. Because I still love to travel to not so famous destinations.🗺️
Of course, the current situation does not allow me to do this, but I still find a way to satisfy my hunger for knowledge, new places, beauty and art.
Sometimes you can find the most amazing things even in the backyard of your house.😊🧐🧭|