Writing Tips ~ Pyramids for Water in Greece

Soul in Sciences

Being a Soul in Sciences writer is mesmerizingly interesting. And Greece has it all. Myth, Math & Magic. So HOW can you write about magic and be real, not fake?

Picture: Mike, Anna and me at the Argos pyramid

Soul in sciences needs realism, relatable characters, and a hint of magic and surprise. Our planet is magical, don't you think? We spin around with a speed of New York-London in 3 minutes in a planet and we don't even notice it.

Math, Myth & Magic. How do you create relatable stories with that? Well, easy peasy lemon squeezy. TIME | SPACE | PLACE.

I'm always collecting interesting, true science facts and good solutions to world problems. Like this pyramid in Argos, Greece.

It is a farmer's tools for water management by vortex.

I interview local farmers because I know that ley lines (energy grids of our earth) are underground rivers. Water is a receiver, a recorder. And pyramids were used in the old days to bring that water up from the ground.

Sophie (3rd generation young, well-educated goat farmer and cheese maker) remembers and explains how, what and why her grandma washed her clothes at the vortex of the pyramid. Is it magic?

Of course not! Vortexes are a reality of our planet.

Next week, we host a group of 16 American writers. I teach Soul in Sciences, healthy area redesign, and writing. Lovely job I made for myself as a freelancer in projects! Every day is different!

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