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The Serpent and the Rainbow A U.S. scientist enters the frightening world of black magic and voodoo in Haiti as he tries to find a rare powder that is said to turn people into zombies. haitian voodoo • black magic • zombie powder • wade davis • the serpent and the rainbow
Serpents in Hermetic Philosophy Snakes, serpents and dragons were a popular theme in alchemical texts and picture books. What is their importance, and how did this tradition begin? alchemy • mysticism • hermetic philosophy • serpents • serpent
Gilgamesh and Parallels to the Bible Compare the stories of the Flood, the Serpent, and Immortality in the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Bible. paralles • comparisons • flood • serpent • snake
Part Two: The Mysteries of Teotihuacan Mysteries, myths and legends abound over the genesis and sudden collapse of Teotihuacan; ancient Mesoamerica's golden city. Was it a utopia created to appease angry gods, or the place where bloody human sacrifices began? Profound efforts are underway to unlock the secrets of this mysterious civilization, as archaeologists and anthropologists rebuild its past, without the benefit of any written record. Teotihuacan: Called by its survivors as "The Place where Time Began." quetzalcoatl • feathered serpent • pyramid • mesoamerica • sacrifices
The Mystery of Quetzalocatl: The Christ of Ancient Mesoamerica? The central figure in the pantheon of Mesoamerican gods, Quetzalcoatl remains much of a mystery. Considered the creator god, and the messiah of humanity, the Feathered Serpent God was also believed to be a man who actually lived as the son of a Toltec warlord, and yet unlike the traditional Mesoamerican race, Quetzalcoatl was described as blue-eyed, fair skinned, blonde, and bearded. Who was Quetzalcoatl the man, the myth, the messiah? quetzalcoatl • aztec • cortes • toltec • mixcoatl
The Lernaean Hydra Heracles was forced to slay the Hydra, a serpent with several heads. This proved to be a formidable task. heracles • hercules • hydra • lernaean hydra • iolaus
Adam and Eve - Part 1 God's fatherly creation of Adam and Eve and a look at the snake myth... god • bible • adam • eve • snake
OH yes: Ohio Trips a- Plenty Ohio is a great place to be from. Turns out it’s a great place to visit, too. A partial listing of fun places, festivals, and even (gasp) educational destinations kings island • cedar point • coshocton • canal • baseball
The Importance of Knowing God's Word This article outlines some important and practical reasons for getting to know the Bible. god • jesus christ • serpent • eve • bible
The Stage Curtain Project "The Stage Curtain project was a pleasure. I was commissioned to come up with a design and to workshop with culturally diverse women to make the pieces and sew the scene in place." The third in a series on the projects developed by Kez van Oudheusden. community art project • stage curtain project • multi-cultural creativity • applique • cultural diversity
Patterns for Homespun Yarns Here are some quick easy patterns for homespun yarn I've developed. Included are a sea serpent toy, barbie dresses, and a cloche hat. pattern • homespun • yarn knitting • crochet • fiber arts
Chichen Itza The Yucatan city Chichen Itza was a six square mile city built starting in the seventh century AD. It was taken over by the Toltecs and later torn apart by a civil war. chichen itza • mayan • mexico • yucatan • toltec
Nightmares of the Deep The myths and legends of Sea Monsters are endless. Here we look at some of the more infamous creatures such as Mermaids, Sea Serpents and the Kraken. sea monsters • mermaid • sea serpent • kraken • pirate lore
Teotihuacan, An Aztec City One of the largest ancient cities in Mesoamerica is Teotihuacan, located about 25 miles outside of Mexico City. teotihuacan • pyramid • pyramid of the sun • pyramid of the moon • quetzalcoatl
Viking Longboats Viking longboats were by far the best ships before the age of sail. viking longboats • viking • longboats • raids • plunder
Major Gods of the Slavic Pantheon Few texts offer information about the Slavic Pantheon of gods. Perun and Veles were the most significant deities; Morana and Jarilo are celebrated through festivals today slavic pantheon • eastern european gods • perun • veles • morana
Androgyny in Alchemy and Mysticism What is the concept of Sol and Luna in Hermetic Philosophy? Explore the origins of this fascinating belief through illustrated manuscripts and alchemical texts. alchemy • mysticism • hermetic philosophy • sol • luna
Brythnoth of Essex, Man of Valor Fight or Flight, every man faces it in his lifetime. In that choice we define the rest of our lives. For Brythnoth that moment was 993 AD, against the Vikings. brythnoth of essex • 993 • battle of maldon • swift striking seamen • sea dragons
Kundalini in Hermetic Philosophy "Kundalini" was a popular concept with Hermetic philosophers. It is favored in the West today for its mediation qualities. kundalini • caduceus • hermetic philosophy • alchemy • hermetics
Quetzalcoatl: Toltec and Aztec God Quetzalcoatl was a god to the Aztecs, Toltecs and other Meso-Americans. He was instrumental in the repeated creation and destruction of the world. quetzalcoatl • tezcatlipoca • mictlan • underworld • toltecs
Shifting Viewpoints Moving house is a challenge. Real Estate, property, land, tenants - all these things have different meanings for different participants, Indigenous and non-Indigenous. view point • world view • indigenous knowledge • interrelatedness • interconnectedness
The End of the Druids What do we know of the mystical Druids so steeped in confusing and foggy history? More than you might think. druidic history • tribe of dan • st. patrick drives out the snakes • caesar's gallic wars • stonehenge history
Hinduism and the Environment The pagan element in Hinduism advocated Sustainable Development by deification of nature as seen in the hymns of the Riga Veda dedicated to Surya, Indra, Agni and others. sustainable development • hinduism • conservation • natural resources • environment degradation
Interview with Tiffany Trent Hallowmere is a new series of young adult books by Tiffany Trent. The dark fantasy, blended with Civil War history, makes Hallowmere a unique world of mystery. tiffany trent • interview • young adult books • dark fantasy series • hallowmere
GANESH - The Elephant God Ganesha - The Elephant God is the most worshipped god in Hinduism. He is a pet,friend,refuge in almost every household. ganesh • shiva • parvati • elephant
Christian Parenting: Bible Facts Bring the Bible to life by sharing these fun facts with your family. There are facts about heroes, animals, kings, battles, and more! bible facts • facts about the bible • interesting facts about the bible • how many words are in the bible • shortest book in the bible
Loch Ness Monster of Scotland The Loch Ness Monster. Pleistocene relic or hoax? Thousands of people travel to Scottland's Lochs to follow mythic Nessie's trail. loch ness • scotland • travel • history • historical
The Viking-Maya Connection The legend of Quetzalcoatl is known throughout Latin America, although he is called by many different names. vikings • quetzalcoatl • kukulkan • mayas • incas
Myths And Monsters A-Z Part II H-P Part II of a Monstrous Lexicon myths • monsters • game • rpg • role-play
Myths And Monsters Ato Z/ Q-Z Q-Z of an A-Z monstrous lexicon. myths • mythology • monsters • role-playing • games
Apocalypse! Apocalyptic events have become a very integral part of how the world views reality today. Countries are preparing for not if but when a crucial event will touch them. end-time • apocalypse • religion • christian • jewish
The Lives of the Irish Saints This article discusses the miracles of the male saints of early Christian Ireland, particularly Patrick & Columcille. st. patrick • st. columcille • hagiography.
A Message for Good Friday My Good Friday sermon preached at Salem on 29 March 2002. The text was Psalm 22, a Messianic psalm that prophesied one of Jesus' words on the cross. Also, this psalm immediately preceds Psalm 23--is there any relationship? psalm 22 • forsaking • sin • death • cross
Imbolc The history, origin and traditions of Imbolc, or the Festival of Brigit. bride • imbolc • mistress of the mantle • candlemas • brid
It Fell From The Sky I know it sounds like the title of a B movie, but accounts of strange things falling from the sky are nothing new. paranormal • jodee redmond • fell • sky • strange
Mudumalai National Park, Tamil Nadu Mudumalai National Park in Tamil Nadu, one of South India's most beautiful national parks, and home to elephants, tigers and lots of monkeys. mudumalai national park • elephant spotting in south india • south india's best wildlife sanctuaries • south india's national parks • wildlife in mudumalai national park
Native Quarantine Law Part of Aboriginal Sovereignty is the right to impose native quarantine to stem the onslaught of foreign invaders (plants, I mean!) aboriginal law • aboriginal sovereignty • indigenous quarantine • exotic species • mornington island
New Book Reviewed:"The Field Guide to North American Monsters" A Review of <u>A Field Guide to North American Monsters: <i>Everything you need to know about encountering over 100 terrifying creatures in the wild </i> </u> by W. Haden Blackman. (Three Rivers Press, 1999). blackman • books • cryptozoology • fantasy • folklore
The Oracle Do you believe in fate, in destiny? Or do you believe that we exercise our own free will to shape our lives as we see fit? People of the ancient world did believe in fate. delphi • greece • oracle • oracle • apollo
The Origin of the Doctrine of the Immortal Soul Many people believe that the soul lives on after death. But this is not a biblical teaching. Satan's first lie was, "Ye shall not surely die." immortal soul • life after death • what is a soul • what is a spirit • what the dead know
Whitewater Raft Northern India The Satluj River in Northern India churns with Class III and higher rapids and attracts whitewater enthusiasts from around the world. whitewater rafting himachal pradesh state northern • adventure off-beat travel trekking destinations in • rafting satluj river • indian army rafting team • river rafting kashmir
Ironweed I thought I’d write about ironweed. I mean, look, I have this really nice photo of ironweed and sunflowers from an Indiana prairie; it captures the essence of the late-summer blooming season, the royal King Arthur kind of purple against the golden sunny glow of the sunflowers. It’s Mother Nature gardening with an artist’s flair. The problem is, I’m not sure I have a lot to say about ironweed. ironweed • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • environment
Return to Midkemia: Rise of a Merchant Prince Review of the fantasy novel Rise of a Merchant Prince by Raymond Feist.
The Ark, A Type of Salvation See how Noah's Ark paints a picture of God's judgment on the earth which is yet to come noah • ark • genesis • flood • worldwide
Conditions on Early Ocean Voyages Life for the common seaman aboard the Columbus voyages of discovery was fraught with peril and hardship, both real and imagined. columbus • voyages • conditions onboard ship • provisions • food
Heracles Born of the gods, Heracles possessed unnatural physical strength. But his destiny would be to fight against the rage and jealousy of Hera. heracles • hercules • twelve labors • greek mythology • zeus
Amy Zoe Mason and Lucile It’s an altered book based on the 19th century hit novel-in-verse Lucile. It’s fiction. It’s Journal: The Short Life and Mysterious Death of Amy Zoe Mason. kristine atkinson • joyce atkinson • journal: the short life and mysterious death of am • simon and schuster • owen meredith
Ancient Decorative Art Works Art guide "30,000 Years of Art" from Phaidon Press features these 9th-century world-wide works of art in stunning and detailed photographs. decorative world art • 30000 years of art • 9th-century art • bird-man mural • huangdao ware jar |
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