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
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
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
The interplay between ancient religious symbolism, psychoactive substances, and concepts of liberty reveals a fascinating thread connecting Roman mystery cults, global spiritual practices, and enduring iconography. At its center lies the cult of Mithras, the… Mithras, Liberty Caps, Magic Mushrooms: Ancient Secrets of Spiritual Freedom
Debt and Sin: Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us In the Lord’s Prayer, Christians recite the phrase “Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.”… Debt and Sin: Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us
Chapter 1: The Bennu Bird and the Dawn of Time Long before the pyramids pierced Egypt’s horizon, the universe was a swirling abyss of dark, formless waters called Nun. From this chaos emerged Ra, the… The Phoenix Queen and the Birth of an Empire
Nestled in the heart of London’s bustling Fleet Street, St Bride’s Church stands as a testament to over 2,000 years of spiritual significance. This iconic location, a favorite stop on my London Dragon tour, its… St Bride’s Church: A Nexus of Ancient and Christian Traditions
Imagine William Blake, the visionary poet and artist of the 18th century, transported to the streets of modern London, confronted with the ubiquitous presence of artificial intelligence. As he wanders through each “charter’d street,” his… William Blake’s Vision of AI in Modern London
What’s in a Name, O Thou Christian? From Runnymede to the Digital Realm On the eve of a digital revolution, as we craft myriad online identities—many untethered from our given names—we find ourselves at a… From Christian Names to Usernames: The Evolution of Legal Identity
The Tudor era marked a significant period in London’s history, characterized by the emergence of two powerful mythical creatures as emblems of royal and civic authority: the phoenix and the dragon. Under the reign of… The Phoenix and the Dragon: From East to West
