05 Jul 2019 Irish Poets Uncover the Kabbalah in Celtic Creation Myths By ashley cowie Mythology & Mystery 0 In the early ninth century an Irish warrior-priest Cormac mac Cuilennáin, who would become king, wrote Sanas Cormaic in which he presented the ancient creation myths of the Celts. In the early 20th century the Irish literary geniuses, Æ and W.B.... Read More
03 Jul 2019 Italian Renaissance Paintings of UFO’s Hidden in Plain Sight By Roberto Volterri Mythology & Mystery 0 One day in early August in the fourth century AD, something strange happened in Rome. Those who were outside braving the heat, walking on the Esquiline Hill would have glanced at the sky to notice a curious cloud formation - very different... Read More
26 Jun 2019 Eden Revisited: The Sumerian Version By jim willis Mythology & Mystery 5 Sumer, in Mesopotamia, was called ‘the land of civilized kings’. It reached its peak around 6,500 years ago when it had the distinction of being a very advanced civilization with a sophisticated written language, magnificent architecture for... Read More
19 Jun 2019 The Rise and Fall of Shaman Queens of the East By MartiniF Mythology & Mystery 0 The word ‘shaman’ conjures up images of Native American medicine men smoking peace pipes, dancing in a trance to drumming around a fire or African sangomas, adorned with leopard skin, throwing dollose bones and shells to divine and drinking... Read More
17 Jun 2019 The Magical Message of Merlin Versus Modern Materialism By jim willis Mythology & Mystery 2 Approaching a subject such as lore about Merlin the Magician is to engage an old, old story that has been cast in poetry, history, music, art, and literature. Through it all is woven a story that has stood the test of time. A poet, an artist, and a... Read More