13 Feb 2019 Socrates’ Philosophy of Love Inspired by Diotima, Princess, Priestess and Philosopher By MartiniF Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Philosophy & Spirituality 0 Symposium, Plato’s philosophical text dated at circa 385 to 370 BC, depicts a friendly contest of speeches delivered by a group of notable men attending a banquet. During the discussion, Socrates mentions that, in his youth, he was taught ‘the... Read More
11 Feb 2019 Can Ancient Mathematics Avert Meteor Strikes and the Hopi Prophecy of Fiery Cataclysm? By John Patrick Hill Mythology & Mystery, Business & Economy 2 Imagine a skryer standing in the newly erected circle of Stonehenge, working instruments to ‘see’ if there have been any disruptions in the fields of asteroids high above. The circle of stone has been matched to the asteroid belts long since... Read More
08 Feb 2019 The Mythological Pantheon of Ancient Islands: Cosmic Sharks and Whale Riders By ashley cowie Mythology & Mystery 0 Complicated words and pictures printed on parents’ newspapers mean absolutely nothing in the imaginative realm of children; however magical beings, fantastic creatures and obscure landscapes featuring in myths and folklore, all make perfect... Read More
30 Jan 2019 The Rise and Fall of Vejovis, Etruscan God of Criminals, Slaves and Fighters By MartiniF Mythology & Mystery 0 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... Read More
09 Jan 2019 Yeti Seeking the Yeti in the Throne Room of the Mountain Gods By Willem Daffue Mythology & Mystery 1 Between China and Russia and the Indian subcontinent lies a formidable mountain complex, sculptured by Asia’s six major mountain systems. Nowhere else on earth will one find such a treacherous and perpendicular barrier to cross than this almost... Read More