This article discusses the life and times of one of the world’s most popular and talented stars of TV, film, books, and stage: Snoopy. From the mind of illustrator Charles Schulz Snoopy was born on October 2nd, 1950, in the…
Almost eradicated by the British invasion, the Aborigines of Australia have managed to not only survive modernity but to recapture much of their ancient heritage and cultural traditions. This segment of Aborigine history is discussed in this article. An ancient…
In the first century of the common era, Rome set out to conquer all the lands that didn’t already fall under the Empire’s far-reaching control. Among these was Britain, the cold and distant land where Caesar had met great opposition…
Humankind has believed in and practiced magic(k) for tens of thousands of years, perhaps longer. We find it at the heart of countless religions around the world today and is a daily part of a growing number of everyday people.…
Is losing one’s memory a reality of aging? Must we all lose mental acuity as we age? Can Alzheimer’s Disease be fended off? These are a few of the issues discussed in this article. Memory Until quite recently, it was…
This article discusses the methodology of the ancient Hindu Penis-lengthening technique known as Yugmapad-Asana, based on ancient Tantric practices. Once the purview of wandering yogis While millions of people around the world are familiar with Tantric sex and may even keep a…
Although the Gamo of Ethiopia have made many adjustments to the intrusion of modernity, a look inside their marriage rites gives outsiders a clear view of their ancient traditions. Modern tribe, ancient traditions The Gamo are an indigenous tribe of…
While many assume the concept of “evil” has always been a part of humankind’s sociological and cultural development, it is in reality a relatively modern concept. This article explores the historical, spiritual, philosophical, and socioscientific perspectives of the concept of…