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[New project] - Creating animated svgs to best represent meditations. 🎦

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Hello Zevist family, I'm here to announce the start of a new project. I've always believed that to best represent a particular meditation, there's always a need for a visual representation that guides the user through it. Now, thanks to the evolution of increasingly complex and sophisticated AI systems, I've finally managed to create my first animated vector image that best represents what needs to be visualized for a specific meditation. In this case, it's "Ez Chakra Spin," the first meditation I've chosen. I plan to create them for other meditations in the future. It would be great if they were posted on the main ToZ website to make things even easier for people just starting out on the Zevist path.

Do you like this idea? Do you think it could be a valuable addition to the ToZ?

Furthermore, this animated vector image, unlike a GIF, weighs very few KB, it would be a truly excellent system. The vector image, unlike a raster image, is not pixelated, you can enlarge it as much as you want, you can add text, the animation is fluid and without lag and above all it weighs extremely little and it is possible to integrate it into HTML without the aid of base64 or external imports.

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Very important update:

I finally managed to create all the SVG files for the major power meditations (including the return curses). I uploaded them to my website and backup portals. Perhaps in the future they could be directly integrated into the official ToZ portal. I'm extremely happy with this achievement and I'm sure this method of mine will be of great help. Meditations are extremely important, and observing animated images along with the underlying text that serves as a summary is, in my opinion, one of the best ways to memorize the chosen meditation. The entire set of files is less than 1MB. It's amazing what I can achieve with vector animations. If they had been GIFs, I can't imagine how much they would have affected the file size and performance. These illustrations are highly optimized and, in my opinion, are a valuable tool for mastering the power meditations.

I have attached all the files, including the video. Here are the backup links:

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I.Am.Radiant

I really like this! Brilliant!!!

#2

Thank you for this brother this can be very very helping and keep continue.
blessed your project and your work for the Temple of Zeus.

Thank's

#3

Can you added sanskrit name for each chakra ? thank you

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I had already thought of adding this feature, however the length of the text is limited to the svg viewbox, and if I enlarge it I risk making the figure too small, furthermore there is another problem, the svg must also be compatible with non-UTF-8 systems, even if I inserted characters already with encoding such as &#; in html problems could arise on websites, to make you understand I also avoided accented characters.

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Important update:

Starting today, all the meditations have been compiled into a single .html file. A button has also been added to download the pure svg file, so anyone who wants to add it to their services can easily do so. I'm working on consolidating all my projects into one main service; they can all be found at the following link: https://zdarkblow.netlify.app/

This will also make it easier to save them to the Wayback Machine.

This offers several advantages. First and foremost, the lack of file fragmentation allows anyone who wants to save their meditations to make a complete backup on the fly, in an extremely efficient, lightweight, and fast way. It also ensures that no files have been lost. Removing fragmentation also prevents unnecessary clutter. Once I've completed the unification program for all my projects, I'll make further posts about them and how they work.

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Added new meditation:

A section for all the special meditations has now been added, I have also now added the anti-anxiety meditation which is available at the link above, with the animated meditation svg it will be much easier to perform.

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#6

I love this, some people are more effective visual learners and this could be really helpful!

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Important notice:

Starting today, you can access the SVG meditations simply by visiting the main website. On the homepage, you’ll find an "svgmeditations" section; clicking it will no longer take you to separate pages. Instead, it will open a virtual page that embeds the entire .html file—complete with a button to download it for offline use. I’ve set it up this way to make it easier to save to archiving services like the Wayback Machine, GhostArchive, and others. It also consolidates the system into a single .html file (those who know me are aware of how much I love unifying my systems and making them stand-alone or "all-in-one"). 😁