Stonehenge is one of Britain’s most iconic and mysterious landmarks, drawing visitors from all over the world. If you’re planning a visit from London, you have a wealth of options-whether you’re travelling solo, as a… How to Get to Stonehenge from London: Practical Ways for Every Traveller
West Kennet Long Barrow: A Portal to Britain’s Ancient Mysteries Nestled in the rolling hills of Wiltshire, the West Kennet Long Barrow stands as one of Britain’s most enigmatic prehistoric monuments. Built around 3700–3600 BCE,… West Kennet Long Barrow: A Portal to Britain’s Ancient Mysteries
England’s mythic landscape is shaped by two great centers: the City of London, often likened to “Babylon” for its wealth and power, and Glastonbury, the legendary “Avalon” and heart of spiritual tradition. Between them lies… The Jerusalem Between Babylon and Avalon
The Monument’s Frieze: A Detailed Guide to Its Elements and Meanings The frieze on the Monument to the Great Fire of London is a masterwork of 17th-century allegorical sculpture, loaded with symbolism and civic pride.… The Monument’s Frieze: Allegory, Dragons, and the Shadows of Suspicion
Stonehenge, one of the world’s most iconic prehistoric monuments, is famously ticketed and managed by English Heritage. However, there is a legal and well-trodden public footpath that allows visitors to see the stones up close… Visiting Stonehenge via the Public Path: Routes, Tips, and Trade-Offs
The dragons of Eastern and Western mythology are not merely fantastical creatures—they embody profound cultural philosophies about humanity’s relationship with nature, authority, and cosmic balance. By comparing China’s Four Dragons folktale with William Blake’s Red Dragon paintings, we uncover… Dragons East and West: A Tale of Two Hemispheres
What Do Klaus Schwab, Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London Have in Common? The seemingly disparate elements of Klaus Schwab, the board game Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London are tied… From Ancient Babylon to Monopoly, and the City of London
Ancient Britain: From Ice Age to the Dawn of History Britain’s history stretches back nearly a million years, shaped by dramatic climatic shifts, migrations, and cultural innovations. From the earliest human footprints left in Norfolk… Ancient Britain: A Journey from the Ice Age to the Dawn of History
Compound interest, often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world,” is a mathematical concept that has shaped economies, societies, and power structures throughout history. While it has enabled remarkable wealth accumulation and economic… The Ugly 8th Wonder of the World: Compound Interest
Introduction The cross, one of humanity’s most enduring symbols, weaves together ancient cosmic reverence, medieval chivalry, and seasonal rites. For metaphysician René Guénon, its universality stems from its roots in the “primordial tradition”—a timeless wisdom… Why the Cross marks the spot
