15 Apr 2024 Renaissance Magic: Linking the Earthly and the Divine By Alicia McDermott Mythology & Mystery 0 In the Renaissance, magic was a convergence of science, philosophy, and the mystical, reflecting the era's quest for knowledge and understanding of the world. Unlike today's clear demarcation between science and the supernatural, during the... Read More
01 Apr 2024 Avalon: Island of Apples By Willem McLoud Mythology & Mystery 0 The Celtic Otherworld has always been a mystery; a strange, mysterious, and elusive place. What is not always appreciated is the extent to which the Celtic Otherworld, especially the magic Island of Apples, agrees with its Greek counterpart.Since... Read More
29 Mar 2024 Revisiting the Solar Path of the Inca Creator God By ashley cowie Mythology & Mystery 0 The high priests of the Inca Empire of ancient Peru used their sacred texts, known as the Codes of Sacred Geography, to build sacred community centers (wakas) along 42 long-distance ceque lines. These alignments were all centralized at the... Read More
27 Mar 2024 The Many Stories of Ariadne’s Life and Love By MartiniF Mythology & Mystery 0 One of the largest Bronze Age archaeological sites in Crete is the palace ruins at Knossos. The passageways have an elaborate layout and one can still see murals that show a sport in which men would jump over bulls. There are physical signs and... Read More
13 Mar 2024 Tracing The Origins Of The Tuatha Dé Danann To Greece By Willem McLoud Mythology & Mystery 1 The Tuatha Dé Danann is one of the most mysterious peoples of the British Isles. Fascinatingly enough, some Celtic traditions place the prehistory of the Tuatha Dé Danann on the Greek islands in ages past. Although scholars often disregard this... Read More