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In this model, the flat Earth is separated by an ice wall that divides the known lands from the vast, unexplored territories beyond. Within the inner circle, which represents our known world, we observe the local Sun and Moon. These celestial bodies orbit in close proximity to one another, illuminating our environment and regulating our day and night cycles. They are relatively small, localized entities that maintain stable orbits, providing a consistent environment for life as we know it.

Beyond the ice wall lies an expansive region filled with lands and seas, inhabited by the Black Sun and the Mother Moon. These elements interact and contribute to the catastrophic events known as the Phoenix Phenomenon and the Plasma Apocalypse.

The Black Sun, located at the center of this external realm, is a powerful source of energy. It is said to radiate a bright blue flame, symbolizing an intense electromagnetic force. This celestial body plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of the outer lands, although its influence occasionally extends into the inner circle during specific alignments.

The Mother Moon, also referred to as the Isis Moon or the Blood Moon, has a wobbly and irregular orbit. Unlike our local Moon, it traverses vast distances, covering the outer lands that are hidden from the average person due to military intervention and secret operations. Its blood-red hue symbolizes its otherworldly nature and connection to ancient prophecies like NIBIRU.
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The interplay between the inner and outer Suns and Moons suggests a profound, cyclical process of cosmic balance and upheaval. The Phoenix Phenomenon and related cataclysms are not random events but part of an intricate design encoded in the orbits of these celestial bodies. By understanding this map and the forces at work, we gain insight into the hidden truths of our world and its connection to ancient wisdom.