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Philosophy of Mythology: Myths Shape Human Consciousness
Mythology is not merely an ancient relic or a collection of fanciful tales. It is a living, dynamic process that reflects fundamental aspects of human consciousness....
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Silvester: How a Pope Became Europe's New Year's Icon
In Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and much of Eastern Europe, New Year's Eve bears the name "Silvester," honoring Pope Sylvester I who died on December 31, 335 CE....
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No, Christmas is not pagan
It’s often said that Christmas was placed on December 25 to “steal” or repurpose pagan festivals such as Saturnalia, Sol Invictus, or other ancient midwinter celebrations....
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Who Was the Christmas Market Attacker in Magdeburg – And Why Does His Motive Make Little Sense?
A festive Friday evening at Magdeburg’s Christmas market descended into chaos when a dark-colored BMW plowed into the crowd, injuring over 200 people and leaving at least four dead....
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Timewave Zero Theory: Is History Fractal?
In 1971, while on psilocybin mushrooms in the Colombian Amazon, ethnobotanist Terence McKenna experienced a profound vision. At that moment, he believed he glimpsed something extraordinary....
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One Hundred Years of Solitude Review: Netflix's Stunning but Imperfect Adaptation
The label “unfilmable” has a surprisingly short shelf life. Over the years, even the most daunting literary masterpieces have been brought to the screen....
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