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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

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In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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Crucifixion miniature, Rabula Gospels, with the legend — 21 Aug 2020

Piercing Christ: The Trials And Tribulations Of The Heilige Lanze

By Pierluigi Tombetti

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Traditional religious literature affirms that the Heilige Lanze (Sacred Lance), also called Spear of Destiny, Longinus Spear, Maurice’s Spear and a myriad of other names, was the weapon with which the Roman centurion Gaius Cassius Longinus...
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Crucifixion miniature, Rabula Gospels, with the legend — 21 Aug 2020

Piercing Christ: The Trials And Tribulations Of The Heilige Lanze

By Pierluigi Tombetti

History & Tradition

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Traditional religious literature affirms that the Heilige Lanze (Sacred Lance), also called Spear of Destiny, Longinus Spear, Maurice’s Spear and a myriad of other names, was the weapon with which the Roman centurion Gaius Cassius Longinus...
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Christ Statue Flash (Pixabay Free Use) — 17 Aug 2020

Thunderbolt And Lightning: The Divine Spark That Shaped History

By ashley cowie

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For millennia the phenomenon of lightning has been shrouded in mystery, inspiring much fascination by humans, who for the longest time lived outdoors in the shadows of these cosmic blasts of light. Modern humans have knowledge of lighting’s true...
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Christ Statue Flash (Pixabay Free Use) — 17 Aug 2020

Thunderbolt And Lightning: The Divine Spark That Shaped History

By ashley cowie

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For millennia the phenomenon of lightning has been shrouded in mystery, inspiring much fascination by humans, who for the longest time lived outdoors in the shadows of these cosmic blasts of light. Modern humans have knowledge of lighting’s true...
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The 15th-century, ninth European Map (Nona Europae Tabula), depicting the Balkans, from a medieval edition of Ptolemy's Geography. (Public Domain) — 14 Aug 2020

Antiquarian Treasures Worth 150,000,000 Dollars

By ashley cowie

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Before the invention of the Gutenberg printing press in Mainz, Germany, around 1440 AD, recognizable systems of writing had developed in three major ancient cultures: around 3000 BC Mesopotamian cuneiform featured in Sumerian, Akkadian and Elamite...
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The 15th-century, ninth European Map (Nona Europae Tabula), depicting the Balkans, from a medieval edition of Ptolemy's Geography. (Public Domain) — 14 Aug 2020

Antiquarian Treasures Worth 150,000,000 Dollars

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Before the invention of the Gutenberg printing press in Mainz, Germany, around 1440 AD, recognizable systems of writing had developed in three major ancient cultures: around 3000 BC Mesopotamian cuneiform featured in Sumerian, Akkadian and Elamite...
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Burning of a heretic by Sassetta (1423) Melburn Museum(Public Domain) — 12 Aug 2020

The Jester of God and Murderous Heretic of 14th-Century Italy

By Roberto Volterri

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"Penitenzàgite! (Do penance)", shouted Gherardo Segarelli, a young and eccentric peasant, with flaming, hallucinated eyes and a long beard, as he wandered barefoot, wrapped only in a cloak, in the streets of Parma, Italy in 1260. The period of...
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Burning of a heretic by Sassetta (1423) Melburn Museum(Public Domain) — 12 Aug 2020

The Jester of God and Murderous Heretic of 14th-Century Italy

By Roberto Volterri

History & Tradition

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"Penitenzàgite! (Do penance)", shouted Gherardo Segarelli, a young and eccentric peasant, with flaming, hallucinated eyes and a long beard, as he wandered barefoot, wrapped only in a cloak, in the streets of Parma, Italy in 1260. The period of...
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