We are using lighthouses when someone or several people at sea are trying to find where they are, and how they could arrive in the landscape, and being ashore. And we can use our capacity and our ability to get ashore where we want it, but there is also a positive signal with find a lighthouse, and we need it to take care of where we are, and what should be done!
What is really a lighthouse that we can see with our eyes in the sea? Lighthouses have long been used in literature and cinema to symbolize strength, safety, individuality, and even death. Hence, we have much scientific support about ligthouses and tilting lighthouses, and we should use them to find the way to safe ground, using the grounded theory as best as we can!
The lighthouse was built in Egypt for more than 2 000 years ago. Any lighthouse is a structure built on rock near the sea used in ship navigation, the word lighthouse in English dates back to the 1620s.
So, the tilting beacons, how was this really arranged? They were used to light how you were at sea, when you have been confused about where you were, and they should show you the land or the landscape where we were. The lantern hangs and can be tilted up and down, and they used fire to signal the lantern, and hence you could see the light at the sea.
So, what are we doing at sea? We are in a boat or in a ship, and we are trying to find the way between place A and place B to reach our destination. The titling beacon was invented in Scandinavia, and the technology was first used in Denmark during the 1600s. In 1560, Frederick II of Denmark ordered his vassal Otte Brahe to establish lights at Skagen, Anholt and Kullen (in Sweden) to mark the main route through Danish waters from the North Sea to the Baltic. And we also got tilting beacons in Norway to show how one should navigate in the sea. And in Norway, we got the tilting beacons several places, and some of them were Kvitsoy Lighthouse in 1700 and Lindesnes Lighthouse in 1725, and we were using the technology of making light with fire many places in Scandinavia. And leadership in Scandinavia, is what you are doing into the landscapes, at seas and in the air. And we should do things to be known as a convenient country, and no human is visible all places, unless you have the capacity and the ability from the human nature in nature. And having the friends is more valuable than all the potential enemies and the real enemies. We are here to love each other and to make developments and progressses in the organizations and in the markets.
Archaeologists have found the remains of more than 30 lighthouses built by ancient Romans. The first British colonial lighthouse is located in Boston, Massachusetts. And there is much history and many ways to understand the lighthouses, and they were used in planned and not planned ways, since you sometimes are aware what you are doing at sea, and sometimes you cannot know, for instance when it is bad weather.
Without books the development of civilization would have been impossible. They are the engines of change, windows on the world, ‘Lighthouses’ as the poet said ‘erected in the sea of time’. They are companions, teachers, magicians, bankers of the treasures of the mind. Books are humanity in print, and this comes from Arthur Schopenhauer, philosopher (1788-1860). And understanding what has happened at sea, is important for many accidents, and not planned ways of actions. We need the literature to know what has happened, and how we should understand known and unknown things with the human nature in the nature. And this is the reality through all times, and it starts with the myths, and it ends with the politics. All lighthouses have special lights and special sounds, and therefore you can know where you are if you know the characteristics of the lighthouse being nearby you when you are at sea, and such is also the history.
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