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Mary Tudor, Henry VIII, Katherine Aragon, Elizabeth I, Edward VI, Depression, Fall of the Leaf, Philip of Spain, Act of Succession — 03 May 2023

The Fall of the Leaf: Mary Tudor’s Seasonal Depression

By Sylvia Barbara ...

History & Tradition, Health & Well-being

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Mary Tudor, daughter of King Henry VIII and Queen Katherine of Aragon was not a happy person. When Mary Tudor's health is discussed, it is usually her phantom pregnancies that are so often highlighted. However, primary source material makes it...
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Mary Tudor, Henry VIII, Katherine Aragon, Elizabeth I, Edward VI, Depression, Fall of the Leaf, Philip of Spain, Act of Succession — 03 May 2023

The Fall of the Leaf: Mary Tudor’s Seasonal Depression

By Sylvia Barbara ...

History & Tradition, Health & Well-being

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Mary Tudor, daughter of King Henry VIII and Queen Katherine of Aragon was not a happy person. When Mary Tudor's health is discussed, it is usually her phantom pregnancies that are so often highlighted. However, primary source material makes it...
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Bloody gladiator sports at the Colosseum ( Gasi/ Adobe Stock) — 13 Feb 2023

Are You Not Entertained? A Take On Professional Sports, Philosophy and Wargames In Ancient Rome

By Scott Williams

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The poet Juvenal berated the Roman people for allowing themselves to be seduced by slimy politicians who bought their votes with free wheat and expensive circus games: “Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have...
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Bloody gladiator sports at the Colosseum ( Gasi/ Adobe Stock) — 13 Feb 2023

Are You Not Entertained? A Take On Professional Sports, Philosophy and Wargames In Ancient Rome

By Scott Williams

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The poet Juvenal berated the Roman people for allowing themselves to be seduced by slimy politicians who bought their votes with free wheat and expensive circus games: “Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have...
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Shaman inhaling psychoactive substance ( Adobe Stock / Ammit) — 09 Sep 2022

Hallucinogenic Trip Of The 1000-Year-Old Shamanic Pouch Into Another Galaxy

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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Since the mid-1950s, experimentalists, scientists, artists, musicians and psychonauts have been indulging in the “jungle alchemy” that is the ayahuasca, or DMT, experience. From 2008 – 2010 archaeological excavations revealed a collection of...
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Shaman inhaling psychoactive substance ( Adobe Stock / Ammit) — 09 Sep 2022

Hallucinogenic Trip Of The 1000-Year-Old Shamanic Pouch Into Another Galaxy

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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Since the mid-1950s, experimentalists, scientists, artists, musicians and psychonauts have been indulging in the “jungle alchemy” that is the ayahuasca, or DMT, experience. From 2008 – 2010 archaeological excavations revealed a collection of...
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Dance of the Shaman — 11 Jun 2021

Mindscapes And Altered Realities Of The Ancient World

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Health & Well-being

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From Australia to Alaska, and from South America to Europe, ancient cultures responded to their environments and developed particular belief systems to interpret reality. Although all of them inhabited the same globe and looked up at the same sky,...
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Dance of the Shaman — 11 Jun 2021

Mindscapes And Altered Realities Of The Ancient World

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Health & Well-being

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From Australia to Alaska, and from South America to Europe, ancient cultures responded to their environments and developed particular belief systems to interpret reality. Although all of them inhabited the same globe and looked up at the same sky,...
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Spiral Medicine Wheel Ojo Caliente, NM. (Image: Courtesy © Dr Linda Tello) — 02 Nov 2020

The Medicine Wheel: An Embodied Non-Linear Data Transformation Tool

By Dr Linda Tello

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

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Medicine Wheels simultaneously represent time and space as well as the transcendence of the limits of time and space. So, like a seed comes from what came before and contains what will be, Medicine Wheels are living non-linear thought tools...
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Spiral Medicine Wheel Ojo Caliente, NM. (Image: Courtesy © Dr Linda Tello) — 02 Nov 2020

The Medicine Wheel: An Embodied Non-Linear Data Transformation Tool

By Dr Linda Tello

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

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Medicine Wheels simultaneously represent time and space as well as the transcendence of the limits of time and space. So, like a seed comes from what came before and contains what will be, Medicine Wheels are living non-linear thought tools...
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Five sangomas at an Umgido Ceremony in Zululand (Wizzy/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 22 Jul 2020

Busakatsi Witchcraft in Africa: Religion Or Criminal Act

By micki pistorius

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The world is under the impression that the scourge of witch hunts came to an end in the 18th century. Cory was among the seven women and one man hanged as witches on September 22, 1692 in America and Anna Göldi was an 18th-century Swiss woman who...
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Five sangomas at an Umgido Ceremony in Zululand (Wizzy/ CC BY-SA 3.0) — 22 Jul 2020

Busakatsi Witchcraft in Africa: Religion Or Criminal Act

By micki pistorius

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The world is under the impression that the scourge of witch hunts came to an end in the 18th century. Cory was among the seven women and one man hanged as witches on September 22, 1692 in America and Anna Göldi was an 18th-century Swiss woman who...
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The Plague in Rome by Jules Elie Delaunay (1869) Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Public Domain) — 04 May 2020

Diseases and Pandemics in Ancient Rome

By victor labate

History & Tradition, Health & Well-being

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During antiquity, Rome was an international metropolis, a melting pot bustling with people from all four corners of the empire. The city had impressive marble structures towering over overcrowded buildings called insulae, and different dialects...
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The Plague in Rome by Jules Elie Delaunay (1869) Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Public Domain) — 04 May 2020

Diseases and Pandemics in Ancient Rome

By victor labate

History & Tradition, Health & Well-being

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During antiquity, Rome was an international metropolis, a melting pot bustling with people from all four corners of the empire. The city had impressive marble structures towering over overcrowded buildings called insulae, and different dialects...
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Alive Divine Body Mind — 31 Dec 2018

The Mind-Body Problem: Mankind’s Elusive Enigma

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being

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What is the universe? Where did it come from? Does it still exist when we die? Do we create the universe, or does it create us? These questions all pertain to what has become known as the mind-body problem - a term describing ancient philosophical...
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Alive Divine Body Mind — 31 Dec 2018

The Mind-Body Problem: Mankind’s Elusive Enigma

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being

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What is the universe? Where did it come from? Does it still exist when we die? Do we create the universe, or does it create us? These questions all pertain to what has become known as the mind-body problem - a term describing ancient philosophical...
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Faience amulet of the head of Bes from the Late Period, 26th to 30th Dynasties. The deity was worshipped and invoked by ordinary Egyptians as a protector against malevolent forces; design by Anand Balaji — 07 Nov 2018

Bes, The Protector Deity: Exuberant Harbinger of Health, Happiness and Vitality – Part II

By anand balaji

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

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Few gods achieved the fame that the lion-dwarf Bes managed to garner. He was not only a popular god among the elite in ancient Egypt, but in time was worshipped by people of every strata of society. His unique appeal probably lay in the fact that...
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Faience amulet of the head of Bes from the Late Period, 26th to 30th Dynasties. The deity was worshipped and invoked by ordinary Egyptians as a protector against malevolent forces; design by Anand Balaji — 07 Nov 2018

Bes, The Protector Deity: Exuberant Harbinger of Health, Happiness and Vitality – Part II

By anand balaji

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

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Few gods achieved the fame that the lion-dwarf Bes managed to garner. He was not only a popular god among the elite in ancient Egypt, but in time was worshipped by people of every strata of society. His unique appeal probably lay in the fact that...
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Detail from the richly decorated wooden chair or ‘throne’ of Sitamun, daughter and later wife of Amenhotep III, which was found in KV46. The image shows richly gilded images of Bes and two Tawaret figures; design by Anand Balaji (Photo credit: Heidi Kontkanen - Egyptian Museum, Cairo); Deriv. — 05 Nov 2018

Bes, The Protector Deity: His Role and Significance as Defender of the Good – Part I

By anand balaji

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

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Few ancient cultures rivaled the Egyptian pantheon of gods and goddesses. Virtually every known creature was represented and venerated as they were believed to possess magical qualities of different kinds. Bes was one of the most popular deities...
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Detail from the richly decorated wooden chair or ‘throne’ of Sitamun, daughter and later wife of Amenhotep III, which was found in KV46. The image shows richly gilded images of Bes and two Tawaret figures; design by Anand Balaji (Photo credit: Heidi Kontkanen - Egyptian Museum, Cairo); Deriv. — 05 Nov 2018

Bes, The Protector Deity: His Role and Significance as Defender of the Good – Part I

By anand balaji

Archaeology & Science, Health & Well-being

0

Few ancient cultures rivaled the Egyptian pantheon of gods and goddesses. Virtually every known creature was represented and venerated as they were believed to possess magical qualities of different kinds. Bes was one of the most popular deities...
Read More

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