celestial events, chinese history, cultural beliefs, historical events, jilin meteor shower, mao zedong, prophecy and omens, superstition in politics, tangshan earthquake, tian ren he yi
In the annals of history, the line between superstition and prophecy can sometimes appear blurred, especially when viewed through the lens of significant historical events. This was particularly evident in the case of Mao Zedong, a leader known for his adherence to Marxist atheism, yet one who couldn’t escape the ancient Chinese belief in the ...
On July 28, 1976, at 3:42 a.m. Beijing time, an earthquake 16 kilometers below the ground occurred. It had a force equivalent to 400 times that of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. In mere moments, Tangshan, a city of a million residents, was flattened. It seemed like an unforeseen and unstoppable catastrophe, yet nature ...
Is there life after death? What happens after death? Eighty-one people brought back from the brink of death during the Tangshan earthquake talk about their experiences, many of which are eerily similar. We will explore the five-stage model of near-death experiences and the orchestrated objective reduction theory. The central idea is that the human consciousness ...
Are near-death experiences real? At 3:42 a.m. Beijing time on July 18, 1976, the residents of Tangshan City in Hebei Province, China, were in deep slumber. Suddenly, the ground shook and in just 30 seconds, almost the entire city was reduced to rubble. In the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, 650,000 houses were destroyed, 240,000 people lost ...