Chronicle of Consciousness

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1. Surface Layer (What Appears)

We see an ancient, powerful tree rising from the mist.
Within its crown float transparent spheres—self-contained worlds, islands of reality.
Inside them glow butterflies of light, star-like threads fall downward, and leaves shine from within.
Below lies mist, silence, earth.
Above—soft twilight, suspended between day and night.

The image is calm, yet not static.
Everything is in gentle motion.

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2. Symbolic Layer (What It Means)

This is a classical, very ancient motif:

• The Tree = axis of the world, the connection of planes of being
  (earth – between – sky)
• The Sphere = enclosed consciousness, a world with its own laws
• The Butterfly = transformation, the soul after passage, the Gnostic spark
• Mist at the roots = forgetting, incarnation, density
• Light within the leaves = life does not reside on the surface, but inside

What matters most:
The worlds are not hanging randomly. They are held by the tree.
Which means: they are not separate—they are branches of a single source.

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3. Inner Layer (Why It Appears Now)

This image appears at the beginning of the Chronicle, and that is no coincidence.

It says:

“You are not entering chaos, but structure.”

This is a map, not a spectacle.

At a time when:

• worlds are fragmenting,
• old meanings no longer hold,
• reality splits into isolated bubbles,

…an image appears to remind us:

All these worlds share the same root.

The butterflies are not decoration.
They are a sign that passage is possible—but only for light consciousness.
Heavy, attached awareness would shatter the sphere.
That is why everything here is delicate.

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Silent Closing

This image does not say:

“Escape into another world.”

It says:

“Remember the tree you grow from.”

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