Rifkin the Historian
Sacred Geography And The Legend Of Agartha
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on November 4, 2022
Legendary Agartha is spoken of in the same breath as forgotten lands such as Hyperborea. Two key figures helped bring the tale of Agartha to ... Read more
Dragons And Their Enduring Existence
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on August 31, 2022
Derivative Images The premiere of HBO’s prequel to “Game of Thrones,” “House of the Dragon” will undoubtedly bring more attention to the ferocious dragon. Two-legged ... Read more
Can Civilization Collapse?
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on August 21, 2022
Image by Enrique Meseguer from Pixabay It has before and it can again. But that’s not th end of the story. The average schoolchild in ... Read more
Perfidious Albion: An Introduction To The Secret History Of The British Empire
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on May 2, 2022
http://pngwing.com Perfidious Albion – “Treacherous England,” “Faithless England,” or, if you prefer, “Dirty, Low-down, Sneaky England” – is commonly assumed to derive from the French ... Read more
Camille Flammarion And The Mystery Of Death
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on March 26, 2022
By unklar – http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/flammarion/cflam/camille.htm, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2352667 In late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century France, a famous, and favourite, personality was the astronomer, science populariser, and ... Read more
The American President Who Rewrote The Bible
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on December 31, 2021
Derivative Images For many years Americans have grown acusstomed to US Presidents taking policy liberties via executive orders and sometimes attempts by other means. Often ... Read more
HUSTLE! The Lesser Known Wisdom Of Benjamin Franklin
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on November 1, 2021
Image by WikiImages from Pixabay Benjamin Franklin was one of the most quotable men in history. Everyone knows his famous sayings like “God helps them ... Read more
Quest For The Source Of Lost Knowledge
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on August 14, 2021
By Benozzo Gozzoli – http://www.ritosimbolico.net/studi2/studi2061.jpg, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=12619307 The Council of Ferrara-Florence, held from 1438 to 1445 in, not surprisingly, the Italian cities of Ferrara ... Read more
Origins Of The Belief In Demonic Sex
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on June 26, 2021
The belief that demons – or fallen angels – regularly have sex with humans runs deep in the Jewish and Christian traditions. The earliest account ... Read more
What Homer’s ‘Odyssey’ Can Teach Us About Reentering The World After A Year Of Isolation
Submitted by Rifkin the Historian on June 18, 2021
https://www.greeka.com In the ancient Greek epic “The Odyssey,” Homer’s hero, Odysseus, describes the wild land of the Cyclops as a place where people don’t gather ... Read more