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Sermon and Deeds of the Antichrist by Luca Signorelli (1499) (Public Domain) — 05 May 2022

Prophets For Profit: Telling The Future - Fiction, Fact Or Funny

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

1

Technically speaking, a prophet is one who is believed to speak for God, but generally speaking, when people hear the word ‘prophet’, they tend to think of one who sees the future. In popular parlance, ‘prophesying’ or ‘telling the...
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Sermon and Deeds of the Antichrist by Luca Signorelli (1499) (Public Domain) — 05 May 2022

Prophets For Profit: Telling The Future - Fiction, Fact Or Funny

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

1

Technically speaking, a prophet is one who is believed to speak for God, but generally speaking, when people hear the word ‘prophet’, they tend to think of one who sees the future. In popular parlance, ‘prophesying’ or ‘telling the...
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A model of the Ark of the Covenant from biblical description — 23 Oct 2017

The Missing Contents of the Ark of the Covenant: What Was Inside the Ark? (HINT: Not just the 10 Commandments)

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

2

Whenever the subject of ancient technology comes up, most people have been conditioned by spectacular movies and TV shows to think right away about the Ark of the Covenant. Some say it was a capacitor of some kind—a power source containing a...
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A model of the Ark of the Covenant from biblical description — 23 Oct 2017

The Missing Contents of the Ark of the Covenant: What Was Inside the Ark? (HINT: Not just the 10 Commandments)

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

2

Whenever the subject of ancient technology comes up, most people have been conditioned by spectacular movies and TV shows to think right away about the Ark of the Covenant. Some say it was a capacitor of some kind—a power source containing a...
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Antique portrait of a woman, Austria — 12 Apr 2017

Bodies Left Behind - A Cruel History of Persecution, Shamanic Ecstasies & the True Witches’ Sabbath

By nrushton

History & Tradition

4

‘The witches are carried sometimes in their bodies and clothes, at other times without, and the examiner thinks their bodies are sometimes left behind. Even when their spirits only are present, yet they know one another.’ In his 1989 book...
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Antique portrait of a woman, Austria — 12 Apr 2017

Bodies Left Behind - A Cruel History of Persecution, Shamanic Ecstasies & the True Witches’ Sabbath

By nrushton

History & Tradition

4

‘The witches are carried sometimes in their bodies and clothes, at other times without, and the examiner thinks their bodies are sometimes left behind. Even when their spirits only are present, yet they know one another.’ In his 1989 book...
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Divine, Forbidden and Dangerous? Magic Apples in Ancient Mythology — 10 Feb 2017

Divine, Forbidden and Dangerous? Magic Apples in Ancient Mythology

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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Apples have a prominent place in world mythology, and are often associated with paradise, magic, knowledge and sensual experience. Legendary magician Merlin was said to carry a silver bough from an apple tree which allowed him to cross into the...
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Divine, Forbidden and Dangerous? Magic Apples in Ancient Mythology — 10 Feb 2017

Divine, Forbidden and Dangerous? Magic Apples in Ancient Mythology

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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Apples have a prominent place in world mythology, and are often associated with paradise, magic, knowledge and sensual experience. Legendary magician Merlin was said to carry a silver bough from an apple tree which allowed him to cross into the...
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The Fool with Two Demons / Master of the Ingeborg Psalter — 27 Jan 2017

Fantasies from Evil Spirits? Faeries in the Medieval Imagination

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

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“There are also others who say that they see women and girls dancing by night whom they call elvish folk, or faeries, and they believe that these can transform both men and women or, by leaving others in their place, carry them to elf-land; all...
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The Fool with Two Demons / Master of the Ingeborg Psalter — 27 Jan 2017

Fantasies from Evil Spirits? Faeries in the Medieval Imagination

By nrushton

Mythology & Mystery

0

“There are also others who say that they see women and girls dancing by night whom they call elvish folk, or faeries, and they believe that these can transform both men and women or, by leaving others in their place, carry them to elf-land; all...
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Detail of the Wenhaston Doom — 31 Aug 2016

The Wenhaston Doom: A Surprising Medieval Relic, Doomsday Message—and a Reminder of Pre-Christian Traditions

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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A ‘Doom’ is a remarkable survival of a type of church decoration once common in the Middle Ages but largely destroyed during the iconoclastic excesses of the English Protestant Reformation during the reign of Edward VI (1547-1553) in the...
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Detail of the Wenhaston Doom — 31 Aug 2016

The Wenhaston Doom: A Surprising Medieval Relic, Doomsday Message—and a Reminder of Pre-Christian Traditions

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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A ‘Doom’ is a remarkable survival of a type of church decoration once common in the Middle Ages but largely destroyed during the iconoclastic excesses of the English Protestant Reformation during the reign of Edward VI (1547-1553) in the...
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Deriv; Sunset in Egyptian desert with figure — 23 Aug 2016

Monks, Hermits and Ascetics: The Little-Known History of Women in Desert Asceticism

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

1

Theodoret of Cyrrhus (423–457) tells us that when little girls played games in forth-century Syria, they played monks and demons. One of the girls, dressed in rags, would reduce her little friends into giggles by exorcising them. This glimpse...
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Deriv; Sunset in Egyptian desert with figure — 23 Aug 2016

Monks, Hermits and Ascetics: The Little-Known History of Women in Desert Asceticism

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

1

Theodoret of Cyrrhus (423–457) tells us that when little girls played games in forth-century Syria, they played monks and demons. One of the girls, dressed in rags, would reduce her little friends into giggles by exorcising them. This glimpse...
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