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Cats were welcomed into ancient Egyptian households for their rodent catching abilities, and were also incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon of deities.

Doomsday scenarios and prophesies of a pending apocalypse, said to be revealed in ancient texts, are often exaggerated and taken out of context.

Most ancient cultures had a God of War. Do you recognize any of these names?

Imhotep, the vizier to Pharaoh Djoser is best known as the architect who was in charge of building the first pyramid as Djoser's tomb in Saqqara.

When asked about Dracula, most people will mumble that he was based on Vlad the Impaler. However, societies have worshipped and feared vampires for centuries.

Ways to bring the positive energy of Fire into your magickal work and daily life. Includes a list of herbs, plants, goddesses and more associated with the element of Fire

One of the key elements of kitchen witchery is the honoring of the Goddess. Here are some of the most common goddesses associated with kitchen witchery.

Paris in the spring means a one in three chance of rain. But bad weather doesn't mean spending yet another day in the Louvre or the Pompidou Center.

Dogs may be man's best friend but, for the Persian army at The Battle of Pelusium in 525 B.C., it was the cat who won the day.

Learn how to make magic in the kitchen and even make household chores enjoyable with this unique form of hearth witchcraft for the solitary witch.

Reiki, Sekhem and other energy healing systems are visible manifestations of New Age thought and healing techniques

The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum and Planetarium is an affordable local sightseeing attraction to visit on vacations in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Ancient documents reveal how a young Hittite king tried to save his kingdom from the divine wrath invoked by his own father.

In part one of this ITV two-part documentary the British Actress takes the viewer on a feline journey, from ancient Egypt to modern Tokyo.