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Free Online Tarot Reading: A Guide for Beginners

Free Online Tarot Reading: A Guide for Beginners

2023-07-05
By: Adam
On: July 5, 2023
In: Religion & Spirituality, Uncategorized

If you are curious about tarot cards and want to learn more about them, you might be interested in trying a free online tarot reading. A tarot reading is a way of using a deck of 78 cards to gain insight into your past, present and future. Tarot cards haveRead More →

Berwick witch trials of 1590

The North Berwick Witch Trials of 1590

2022-12-08
By: Chris
On: December 8, 2022
In: Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

The concept of witch trials originated during the middle ages. According to the definition at the time, a witch was someone (male or female) who was known to practice witchcraft by using magic spells in order to alter something or someone against their will. Most witches were thought to beRead More →

The Fox Sisters and the Birth of Spiritualism

2021-08-03
By: Chris
On: August 3, 2021
In: Ghosts and Hauntings, Religion & Spirituality

The Fox sisters are one of the most iconic aspects of spiritualism in antebellum America. During this period preceding the 1800 civil war, the three sisters Margaret, Catherine, and Leah Fox begun and influenced what is referred to as spiritualism in the present day. Spiritualism was rare during the AntebellumRead More →

Jean Francois Champollion Egypt Heiroglyphs

When Jean Francois Champollion Set Out To Master Ancient Hieroglyphs

2021-04-22
By: Chris
On: April 22, 2021
In: Mysterious & Bizarre, Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

The day before Christmas Eve of 1790, a man named Jean Francois Champollion entered the world through the town of Figeac in France. Jean Francois was always a curious and intelligent child, teaching himself a slew of languages from Hebrew and Arabic to even Chinese before the age of 10.Read More →

Baron Jules Du Potet de Sennevoy

The Life and Travels of French Mesmerist Baron Jules Du Potet de Sennevoy

2020-12-12
By: Chris
On: December 12, 2020
In: Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

Du Potet de Sennevoy also known as Baron Jules was born in the year 1796. He is a descendant of the Dukes of Burgundy. Du Potet, a native of France, would soon become one of the most important figures in mesmerism. Over the years his popularity grew, and he wasRead More →

The Carmelite Martyrs of Compiègne

The French Revolution and the Carmelite Martyrs of Compiègne

2020-11-01
By: Chris
On: November 1, 2020
In: Religion & Spirituality

The Martyrs of Compiègne describes the 16 Carmelites (all of them from the Carmel of Compiègne) consisting of 11 discalced nuns, 3 lay sisters, and 2 tertiaries/externs who were executed in Compiègne (today referred to as Place de la Nation, Paris, France) by the guillotine on 17th July in 1794.Read More →

Agnes Waterhouse First Witch Executed

Agnes Waterhouse: The First Woman Executed for Witchcraft in England

2020-10-28
By: Chris
On: October 28, 2020
In: Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

History remembers Agnes Waterhouse as one of the most dominant witches during the Tudor dynasty. She was the first woman to be put to death for witchcraft in England. In 1566, Agnes Waterhouse was accused of witchcraft and two other women; Elizabeth Francis and Joan Waterhouse, Agnes’ 18-years old daughter.Read More →

13 coffins at saqqara ancient egypt

More Coffins Uncovered at Ancient Egyptian Site of Saqqara

2020-10-24
By: Chris
On: October 24, 2020
In: Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

In September 2020, 13 well stacked coffins were uncovered in the desert necropolis of Saqqara, south of Cairo. The coffins were well preserved, and the 2,500 year old designs were still visible – displaying intricate artwork painted in blue, gold, white, black and red. The 13 coffins of Saqqara wereRead More →

King Richard III Burial Lead Coffin Woman

The Mystery of The Woman Buried Beside King Richard III in A Lead Coffin

2020-10-18
By: Chris
On: October 18, 2020
In: Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Spirituality

At the medieval burial site of England’s King Richard III, archeologists made a startling discovery. Near to where the king was buried, there was another coffin, which initially puzzled excavators.  What they found is essentially a coffin within a coffin. The outer sarcophagus was made of stone, while the remainsRead More →

saint roberts cave Knaresborough

The Story Of St. Robert’s Cave, Knaresborough

2020-10-17
By: Chris
On: October 17, 2020
In: Religion & Spirituality

Down on the bank of the River Nidd, Knaresborough, there’s a small, open doorway. As unassuming as it looks, this little hole-in-the-wall actually holds over 800 years of rich British history, thanks to a man who once called it his home – St. Robert of Knaresborough. St. Robert was bornRead More →

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