lauren on Nostr: Volcanoes are POWERFUL. So are volcanic emotions. Letting go of old grudges is ...
Volcanoes are POWERFUL.
So are volcanic emotions. Letting go of old grudges is crucial; holding onto heavy energy harms us over time. Allow your anger to flow through you instead of storing it for an explosive outburst. Transformation might be necessary. Often, the greatest powers lie hidden from view; remember, you have the power to create or destroy.
In the spirit of symbolism, Volcanoes form when the earth’s crust ruptures, releasing lava, ash, gases, and more from the hot magma chamber beneath. The crust shields us from the intense heat and magma within the earth. Volcanoes typically form where two of the earth’s tectonic plates collide. The renowned Ring of Fire, a horseshoe-shaped basin in the Pacific Ocean, is where 90 percent of the world's earthquakes occur and is home to over 450 volcanoes.
Volcanoes possess immense power, and predicting their explosiveness is challenging even with modern techniques. It is believed that if the super volcano Caldera beneath Yellowstone National Park in the US were to erupt explosively, the resulting ash, debris, and energy release could trigger a global extinction event.
Ash poses a danger to aircraft and respiratory health. Poisonous gases are frequently emitted. The projectiles ejected during an eruption cause fatalities, and the super-heated lava both destroys and reshapes the environment.
The 2018 eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea, one of the planet's most active volcanoes, reshaped vast tracts of land and extended it further into the sea. The newest land on earth is created by volcanoes, and volcanic soils are among the most fertile for growing food. While volcanoes signify destruction on one hand, they also bring about new creation on the other.
Element: fire 🔥
So are volcanic emotions. Letting go of old grudges is crucial; holding onto heavy energy harms us over time. Allow your anger to flow through you instead of storing it for an explosive outburst. Transformation might be necessary. Often, the greatest powers lie hidden from view; remember, you have the power to create or destroy.
In the spirit of symbolism, Volcanoes form when the earth’s crust ruptures, releasing lava, ash, gases, and more from the hot magma chamber beneath. The crust shields us from the intense heat and magma within the earth. Volcanoes typically form where two of the earth’s tectonic plates collide. The renowned Ring of Fire, a horseshoe-shaped basin in the Pacific Ocean, is where 90 percent of the world's earthquakes occur and is home to over 450 volcanoes.
Volcanoes possess immense power, and predicting their explosiveness is challenging even with modern techniques. It is believed that if the super volcano Caldera beneath Yellowstone National Park in the US were to erupt explosively, the resulting ash, debris, and energy release could trigger a global extinction event.
Ash poses a danger to aircraft and respiratory health. Poisonous gases are frequently emitted. The projectiles ejected during an eruption cause fatalities, and the super-heated lava both destroys and reshapes the environment.
The 2018 eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea, one of the planet's most active volcanoes, reshaped vast tracts of land and extended it further into the sea. The newest land on earth is created by volcanoes, and volcanic soils are among the most fertile for growing food. While volcanoes signify destruction on one hand, they also bring about new creation on the other.
Element: fire 🔥