People Speak of a Time-Vortex in New Zealand
A strange, spiral formation of light in the night sky that looks like a time gate and appeared a few months ago in New Zealand has puzzled and left stargazers bewildered and impressed. The...
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A Time-Capsule in the Georgia Guidestones?
After all, is there a time capsule buried under the monument that has become a symbol of the new order of things, which is none other than the Georgian Guidestones? (The Article Continues Below...
A “New” Date for the Apocalypse
Many times in the last 20 years there has been a rumour that “the world will end soon” and in fact many predicted how. Initially, many people said that the end of the world...
On Abstract Art
In the first place, before a dialogue about abstract art can be attempted, it must first be defined. You see, we have to define everything, regardless of its nature and regardless of whether we...
John William Waterhouse
Magic paintings… Or better, paintings with a magical atmosphere… Atmosphere that can enliven and transport the viewer to another… Atmosphere that can awaken all the senses, even those that are well hidden… By looking...
Jackson Pollock
“There are no random events, just as there is no beginning or end” Jackson Pollock, the fifth and youngest son of Stella May McClure, is born in Wyoming on January 28, 1912. His family...
LEMEGETON – The Complete Books
Book of the Week #54 Every Wednesday is BOOK-CLUB day! A day where we share with you our favourite book recommendation for the week! This Book of the Week is: LEMEGETON – The Complete...
Mutus Liber – An Alchemical Manuscript
The book of the great secrets of Alchemy The real story of a bizarre book This book was the first print in 1677 in La Rochelle. It was an initiation of Frenchman Jacob Saulat...
LOVE – An Otherworldly Research
In terms of science, how does it alter our lives? Why is it so challenging to comprehend and exercise? How exactly does it relate to daily life for people? Why do we all have...
War and Angels
The British Expeditionary Force’s first significant combat in World War I took place during the Battle of Mons. Despite being vastly outnumbered by German forces from August 22 to 23, 1914, British troops were...