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Moses and Joshua in the Tabernacle, wearing the breastplate by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902) Jewish Museum, New York (Public Domain) — 27 Sep 2023

The Israelites’ Lost Urim And Tummim, Divine Divination Of Yahweh

By Alessandra Filiaci

History & Tradition

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The story of the settlement of the Israelite tribes in the Promised Land has long been the subject of controversy among scholars. Moreover, the narrative of the Book of Judges has been regarded as more realistic than that of the Book of Joshua,...
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Moses and Joshua in the Tabernacle, wearing the breastplate by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902) Jewish Museum, New York (Public Domain) — 27 Sep 2023

The Israelites’ Lost Urim And Tummim, Divine Divination Of Yahweh

By Alessandra Filiaci

History & Tradition

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The story of the settlement of the Israelite tribes in the Promised Land has long been the subject of controversy among scholars. Moreover, the narrative of the Book of Judges has been regarded as more realistic than that of the Book of Joshua,...
Read More

The Hay Harvest (1565), National Museum (Prague), Lobkowicz family collection in Lobkowicz Palace by Pieter Brueghel the Elder (1565) (Public Domain) — 26 Mar 2019

Divination: Art, Luck or Whim of the Gods?

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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Marrying a reliable partner to depend on to help eke out a living in harsh circumstances and predicting the weather crucial to a successful harvest, were two of the most vital factors in the lives of people not so long ago. Reluctant to leave...
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The Hay Harvest (1565), National Museum (Prague), Lobkowicz family collection in Lobkowicz Palace by Pieter Brueghel the Elder (1565) (Public Domain) — 26 Mar 2019

Divination: Art, Luck or Whim of the Gods?

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

1

Marrying a reliable partner to depend on to help eke out a living in harsh circumstances and predicting the weather crucial to a successful harvest, were two of the most vital factors in the lives of people not so long ago. Reluctant to leave...
Read More

Gladiators after the fight, José Moreno Carbonero (1882) Museo del Prado. — 30 Jan 2019

The Rise and Fall of Vejovis, Etruscan God of Criminals, Slaves and Fighters

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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In 1939, an excavation underneath Piazza del Campidoglio discovered an almost completely obscured ancient Roman building. This ancient Roman building is identified as the temple of Vejovis, one of the oldest of the Roman gods. In the same area, an...
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Gladiators after the fight, José Moreno Carbonero (1882) Museo del Prado. — 30 Jan 2019

The Rise and Fall of Vejovis, Etruscan God of Criminals, Slaves and Fighters

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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In 1939, an excavation underneath Piazza del Campidoglio discovered an almost completely obscured ancient Roman building. This ancient Roman building is identified as the temple of Vejovis, one of the oldest of the Roman gods. In the same area, an...
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Balance Physics Science Pendulum Motion Gravity — 09 Feb 2018

Ancient Dowsing Alive and Well in Colombia?

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Since the Middle Ages dowsing applications have been employed in alternative traditions including ghost hunting, raising spirits, mediumship, divining, fortunetelling and detecting ley-lines - perceived telluric energy lines between distant objects...
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Balance Physics Science Pendulum Motion Gravity — 09 Feb 2018

Ancient Dowsing Alive and Well in Colombia?

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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Since the Middle Ages dowsing applications have been employed in alternative traditions including ghost hunting, raising spirits, mediumship, divining, fortunetelling and detecting ley-lines - perceived telluric energy lines between distant objects...
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Do the ghosts of the ill-fated Calverley family still roam? — 04 Mar 2016

Confessions of a Teenage GhostHunter: Keeping the St Marks Eve Vigil and Looking for the Ghost of Sir Walter Calverley

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

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When I was a student Leeds University, in the north of England, (this was in the early 1970s) I used to go on nocturnal ghost-hunting forays with one of my flatmates, a medical student called Ralph. I had the notebook and a typewriter. He had the...
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Do the ghosts of the ill-fated Calverley family still roam? — 04 Mar 2016

Confessions of a Teenage GhostHunter: Keeping the St Marks Eve Vigil and Looking for the Ghost of Sir Walter Calverley

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

0

When I was a student Leeds University, in the north of England, (this was in the early 1970s) I used to go on nocturnal ghost-hunting forays with one of my flatmates, a medical student called Ralph. I had the notebook and a typewriter. He had the...
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