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The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Divine Tools of Energy– Part II — 09 Dec 2016

The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Divine Tools of Energy– Part II

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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To shed light on the enigma of the Columns of Horus, I analyzed the Ennead of Heliopolis, the gods’ functions and tools. The supreme being of the pharaohs’ pantheon was associated with the sun’s disk and, according to the myth, he emerged...
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The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Divine Tools of Energy– Part II — 09 Dec 2016

The Enigmatic Columns of Horus: Divine Tools of Energy– Part II

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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To shed light on the enigma of the Columns of Horus, I analyzed the Ennead of Heliopolis, the gods’ functions and tools. The supreme being of the pharaohs’ pantheon was associated with the sun’s disk and, according to the myth, he emerged...
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The Golden Stick: Cuzco’s Divine Foundation Myth and The Scientific Connections — 18 Nov 2016

The Golden Stick: Cuzco’s Divine Foundation Myth and The Scientific Connections

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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Tahuantinsuyo, in ancient Quechua language, is the name indicating the Inca Empire, one of the largest of the South American continent, much more than the Aztec and Maya Empire. In 1532 BC, the Inca Kings ruled over a geographical region including...
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The Golden Stick: Cuzco’s Divine Foundation Myth and The Scientific Connections — 18 Nov 2016

The Golden Stick: Cuzco’s Divine Foundation Myth and The Scientific Connections

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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Tahuantinsuyo, in ancient Quechua language, is the name indicating the Inca Empire, one of the largest of the South American continent, much more than the Aztec and Maya Empire. In 1532 BC, the Inca Kings ruled over a geographical region including...
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Deriv; Old Father Time and Ancient Ruins and Boeing 757-300, Galaxy — 17 Aug 2016

Thinking Critically about Time: A Cyclical View of Knowledge and Civilization

By Ken Jeremiah

Archaeology & Science

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Many people think of time as linear. In other words, human beings begin ignorant, and as the ages progress, they become increasingly more advanced. However, various cultures worldwide perceive time differently. They think it is cyclical:...
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Deriv; Old Father Time and Ancient Ruins and Boeing 757-300, Galaxy — 17 Aug 2016

Thinking Critically about Time: A Cyclical View of Knowledge and Civilization

By Ken Jeremiah

Archaeology & Science

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Many people think of time as linear. In other words, human beings begin ignorant, and as the ages progress, they become increasingly more advanced. However, various cultures worldwide perceive time differently. They think it is cyclical:...
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: Illustration, Isle of Graia Gulf of Akabah Arabia Petraea — 25 May 2016

The Life and Times of Rumi: Sufism and the Golden Age of Islam

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

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In this modern age, the poems of the 13th century Persian poet Muhammad Jalal ad-Din Rumi have sold millions of copies, making him one of the most popular poets in the world. Considered a provocative figure, Rumi continued the long tradition of...
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: Illustration, Isle of Graia Gulf of Akabah Arabia Petraea — 25 May 2016

The Life and Times of Rumi: Sufism and the Golden Age of Islam

By MartiniF

History & Tradition

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In this modern age, the poems of the 13th century Persian poet Muhammad Jalal ad-Din Rumi have sold millions of copies, making him one of the most popular poets in the world. Considered a provocative figure, Rumi continued the long tradition of...
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Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession — 16 May 2016

Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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The Egyptian Book of Dead is one of the most important ancient documents ever found. Egyptologists discovered religious traditions of ancient Egypt by translating the hieroglyphics inscribed on the wall of Unas’ pyramid - pharaoh of the fifth...
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Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession — 16 May 2016

Zep Tepi and the Turin Royal Canon: Unanswered Mysteries in the Lists of Succession

By Armando Mei

Archaeology & Science

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The Egyptian Book of Dead is one of the most important ancient documents ever found. Egyptologists discovered religious traditions of ancient Egypt by translating the hieroglyphics inscribed on the wall of Unas’ pyramid - pharaoh of the fifth...
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Inside Temple Edfu and stars — 03 May 2016

Sky Religion in Ancient Egypt: Temples and Magick - Part I

By Chris Morgan

Mythology & Mystery

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“In the beginning Egypt was not”The Sky Religion in Egypt: Its Antiquity and Effects by G A Wainwright; published in 1938, is one of the classic enabling texts of Egyptology, and I am going to use this name as a porte-manteau for this...
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Inside Temple Edfu and stars — 03 May 2016

Sky Religion in Ancient Egypt: Temples and Magick - Part I

By Chris Morgan

Mythology & Mystery

1

“In the beginning Egypt was not”The Sky Religion in Egypt: Its Antiquity and Effects by G A Wainwright; published in 1938, is one of the classic enabling texts of Egyptology, and I am going to use this name as a porte-manteau for this...
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Deriv; Reconstructed shape of a farmstead from the Upper Iron Age (300-100 B.C.) and diorama featuring two Celtic tribes people. — 03 Mar 2016

Questions of Identity: Who are the Europeans?

By Lucy Wyatt

History & Tradition

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Many of us with European heritage are confused about identity. Regardless of where we now live – Europe, North America, Australia or elsewhere - questions arise such as “where is the homeland, what are our origins and who dispossessed...
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Deriv; Reconstructed shape of a farmstead from the Upper Iron Age (300-100 B.C.) and diorama featuring two Celtic tribes people. — 03 Mar 2016

Questions of Identity: Who are the Europeans?

By Lucy Wyatt

History & Tradition

5

Many of us with European heritage are confused about identity. Regardless of where we now live – Europe, North America, Australia or elsewhere - questions arise such as “where is the homeland, what are our origins and who dispossessed...
Read More

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