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UFO Naivete?

Submitted by Beldar on Monday, March 4, 2024 10:20 AM

UFO Naivete?

Image by 51581 from Pixabay The concept current among most flying-saucer enthusiasts that the unidentified flying objects are simply craft used by visitors from another planet is naive. The explanation is too simple-minded to account for the diversity of the reported behavior of the occupants and their percieved interaction with human beings. Could this concept Read More…

Never Complain; Never Explain

Submitted by Phen Luc on Sunday, March 3, 2024 12:33 PM

Never Complain; Never Explain

Image by Susanne Jutzeler, suju-foto from http://Pixabay.com Never complain; never explain. This pithy little maxim was first coined by the British politician and prime minister Benjamin Disraeli, and adopted as a motto by many other high-ranking Brits — from members of royalty, to navy admirals, to fellow prime ministers Stanley Baldwin and Winston Churchill. The Read More…

Cultivating A Sense Of Interconnectedness

Submitted by As Above on Saturday, March 2, 2024 12:32 PM

Cultivating A Sense Of Interconnectedness

Image by Tumisu from Pixabay When we live identified with a separate self, this ‘little me’, most often we live with a sense of not feeling oneness or interconnectedness with others around. We are shut in our own little cage, and often feel alienated from the rest of the world. Among many other possibilities, two Read More…

Iron in Folklore – Superstitions Explained

Submitted by Zoltan The Great on Sunday, February 25, 2024 10:07 AM

Iron in Folklore – Superstitions Explained

Image by Lutz Krüger from Pixabay For many hundreds of years, iron has been believed to be a substance that repels most of if not all of the supernatural entities of most of the world. Human blood has a very distinct smell which can often times be instantly categorized as iron. But back in the Read More…

It Knows Who You Are

Submitted by BRENCIS CYRUS – Executor on Saturday, February 24, 2024 2:16 PM

It Knows Who You Are

abdulsatarid©123RF.com Ancient Ouija Boards: Fact or Fiction? “As an invention it is very old. It was in use in the days of Pythagoras, about 540 B.C. According to a French historical account of the philosopher’s life, his sect held frequent séances or circles at which a mystic table, moving on wheels, moved towards signs, which Read More…

Fallacious G

Submitted by LOGOS – Overseer on Friday, February 23, 2024 9:34 AM

Fallacious G

pixabay.com As an astrologer and behavioral therapist, similar themes or conditions often come up in client sessions that become worthy of a post with the thought that someone else outside of my range who is having a similar issue might be assisted. The guilt-by-association fallacy aka Argumentum Ad Hominem or what I humorously call Fallacious Read More…

Mysticism As A Key To Scientific Breakthroughs

Submitted by MasterMind on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 11:25 AM

Mysticism As A Key To Scientific Breakthroughs

https://twitter.com/SirineAti/status/1371093020523819008/photo/1 Mystics are visionaries. That’s what gives them the edge in scientific research. Newton, Faraday and Einstein were all examples of mystics. Most of their research occurred, not in a laboratory, but within their visionary consciousness. Mysticism is a learned skill, just like learning to ride a bicycle, and it is an exact science. You Read More…

Rise Of The Machines

Submitted by Pathwalker on Tuesday, February 20, 2024 11:58 AM

Rise Of The Machines

Image by Nicky from Pixabay A race seems to be on between man and the machines or the technology invented by man. What came to assist now seems to rule. This article explores the different aspects of the technological development vis à vis man’s evolution. “At present mankind is undergoing an evolutionary crisis in which Read More…

If The Shoe Fits Should You Wear It?

Submitted by Philosoclown on Monday, February 19, 2024 12:36 PM

If The Shoe Fits Should You Wear It?

https://putthison.com There is an old expression, if the shoe fits wear it. It’s used to say that something said or suggested about a person is true and that the person should accept it as true (along with everyone else). Seems this is too prevalent these days from gullible belief in propaganda to treacherous lies that Read More…

The Good People

Submitted by Blessed Be on Sunday, February 18, 2024 12:48 PM

The Good People

In Milan, Italy circa 1384, the bona gems or Good People were a group that worshipped the goddess Madona Horiente. Some accounts claim Madona Horiente (lady of the East) was an Italian witch or stregha who received her powers directly from Diana, the goddess of the Moon. Madona Horiente, it was believed had the ability Read More…

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