Nature surrounded the G7 while Tsuut’ina Minor Chief Steven Crowchild called for the protection of water, the lifeblood of Mother Earth. Continue reading Nature and Indigenous Wisdom Were Loud and Clear at the G7
In a troubled world, countries work together on fusion clean energy in France, while a California company claims a major breakthrough. Continue reading The World Finds Common Ground In Dreams of Fusion Energy
Easter celebrations take many forms, with some you may not have heard of, such as the Easter Stork, Fox, Cuckoo Bird, and Bandicoot! Continue reading Easter Bunnies and Alternative Easter Foxes, Storks and Bandicoots
A peer-reviewed study traces the Garden of Eden to origins in Egypt. It also suggests explanations for the Tree of Life and World Serpent. Continue reading Study Suggests Egyptian Origin for Garden of Eden, Tree of Life, & Sky Serpent
Overlooked for over 100 years, four bent staffs in Tutankhamun’s Tomb could be evidence of a ritual to awaken Osiris. Continue reading Overlooked Staff in Tutankhamun’s Tomb May Relate to Awakening Osiris
Researchers announce mind-blowing discoveries at the Giza Pyramids, including hidden inscriptions and massive underground structures. Continue reading Potentially Paradigm-Shifting News About the Giza Pyramids
The world seems to be trying to bring back tired old tunes, but women artists are creating inspiring music to help us get through. Continue reading Inspiring Music from Women Artists To Chase Away Old Tunes
An archaeologist suggests the unique Altar Stone at Stonehenge may represent the female principle or Mother Earth. Continue reading Mysterious Altar Stone at Stonehenge Could Represent Mother Earth
Forms of ‘Sun worship’ are found around the world. Have Westerners missed the underlying meaning, which points to the consciousness behind everything? Continue reading Sun Worship and the Concept that the Sun Has Consciousness
A tomb in Jerusalem has been discovered containing a shaman, an important woman spiritual leader. Similar ancient shamans have been found in Israel. Continue reading Women Spiritual Leaders Dubbed ‘Shamans’ Discovered in Israel
David Lynch departed a world that feels like it came out of one of his films. But he left us sage advice for dealing with Crazy Clown Time. Continue reading David Lynch on Dissolving the ‘Rubber Clown Suit of Negativity’
How is anyone who cares about the environment supposed to feel now that the oil oligarchs have taken over to ‘drill baby, drill?’ Continue reading On Flaming Teslas, the Oil Oligarchs, and Low Emission Cows
A study shows men who pursue ‘traditional’ masculine gender norms are at a higher risk for suicide. This is despite an apparent win against ‘wokeness’ in America. Continue reading ‘Wokeness’ and Higher Suicide Risks in Men Conforming to Masculine Norms
Cats are everywhere as America reaches a tipping point. A brief look at why felines have been front and center in the pawlitics of 2024. Continue reading Why Cats Are Everywhere At a Pivotal Tipping Point in Herstory
In Vincent van Gogh’s turbulent final days, he somehow painted the ‘hidden turbulence’ of atmospheric physics with incredible accuracy. Continue reading Scientists Find Revelations in Vincent van Gogh’s Celestial Paintings
A new study makes the existence of the Easter Island Moai even more astounding while long-standing myths are likely wrong. Continue reading The Easter Island Moai Are Even More Amazing After a High-Tech Study
A study by the University of Basel found the brain stores each experience in 3 parallel copies helping us maintain the persistence of memory. Continue reading The Persistence of Memory Relies on Three Parallel Copies
For thousands of years, people have trusted omens to help guide them and maintain power. It’s still true today but as sketchy as ever. Continue reading Thousands of Years of Omens All Point To a Story As Old as Time
Katy Perry announces it’s a Woman’s World’ and why the number 143 is her album title. Online responses show the struggle is far from over. Continue reading The Ancient Struggle For a ‘Woman’s World’ and the Angel Number 143
The birth of a white buffalo calf in Yellowstone is a cause for wonder. For Native Americans, the meaning holds a blessing and a warning. Continue reading What Does the Birth of the White Buffalo Calf in the Wild Mean for the World?
New research suggests a a ‘lagoon-like river arm’ of the Nile once flowed beside the Sphinx and Great Pyramid. Continue reading The Great Sphinx and Pyramids Likely Stood Beside Water After All
A deep dive into the sacred fishes of Egypt and their many meanings. The waters lead to the earliest days of new beliefs in Oxyrhynchus. Continue reading A Deep Dive into Sacred Egyptian Fishes and Their Possible Meanings
In the Year of the Wood Dragon, big changes are indicated. For luck, metaphysics experts say one should know about the dragon’s secret friend. Continue reading A ‘Secret Friend’ in the Year of the Dragon Thought to Bring Balance and Luck
A long-standing rumor about the Smithsonian is that they’ve hidden skeletal remains, specifically giant-sized skeletons. While the media has been quick to jump on such claims as baseless, new reports from the mainstream show the Smithsonian does have a dubious history regarding … Continue reading What Skeletons Are Hiding in the Smithsonian’s Collection of 30,700 Human Remains?
The day after Thanksgiving, many families in the United States put out the Christmas tree. It’s a beautiful display that really helps get through dreary winter days. Although it’s called a Christmas tree, few may be aware of where the … Continue reading The Hidden Origins and Meanings of That Christmas Tree in Your Living Room
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s real: an egg-laying, long-nosed, spiny mammal has been confirmed alive in the tropical Cyclops Mountains. The echidna species is among the world’s oldest living mammals, diverging from the ancestors of other mammals over … Continue reading Species Named for Sir David Attenborough Confirmed Alive in the Forest of ‘Our Mother’
A giant crystal white stag measuring 239 feet (73 meters) by 219 feet (67 meters) has reemerged from a hillside in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Dubbed the Mormond Hill Stag, it’s a modern-day geoglyph like the giant White Horse in the UK dating back … Continue reading A Giant White Crystal Stag Reemerges on a Scottish Hillside After Hikers Find it Hidden
Women ruled as pharaohs in Egypt, and there is new evidence that the first may have been Meret-Neith, who lived 5,000 years ago. Later, she was followed by other women leaders like Sobekneferu and Hatshepsut. If true, when her husband, … Continue reading The First Female Pharaoh Might Be Meret-Neith, Beloved of a Goddess of Light
A symbol at the Holy Land’s earliest church looks like Pisces. Dubbed the Megiddo Mosaic, an evangelical group wants to remove it from the original site at Armageddon. Continue reading Holy Land’s ‘Earliest Church’ Bears Ancient Symbol Like Pisces on Mosaic at Armageddon
Ancient beings buried their dead after making a dangerous trek into the underworld. Clues suggest they may have even contemplated spiritual concepts. Continue reading Ancient Beings May Have Pondered the Afterlife Over 300,000 Years Ago
Depictions of the Prophet Moses with horns stem from a translation but still point to the ancient concepts of reaching enlightenment. Continue reading Why a Shining Moses with Horns May Point to Ancient Concepts of Enlightenment
Biophilic design challenges the system of isolation from nature, surrounding us with natural elements to improve health and well-being. Continue reading Biophilic Design Recognizes We’re Healthier Surrounded By Nature
Nalanda University begins taking on a whole new life 800 years after the Buddhist center of learning was burned down in India. Continue reading The Return of Nalanda, an Ancient Buddhist University
A 9.5-foot-tall sarcophagus nicknamed the ‘Jolly Green Giant,’ at a Houston museum is returned to Egypt, its green face symbolizing rebirth and resurrection. Continue reading Sarcophagus of Priest Ankhenmaat Nicknamed ‘Jolly Green Giant’ Returns to Egypt
Ingredients at an ancient mummification workshop came from afar, suggesting advanced scientific knowledge, while a new exhibit suggests a complex spiritual purpose. Continue reading Egyptian Mummification Ingredients Suggest Advanced Scientific and Spiritual Knowledge
Two rare rabbits from Japan are flagship species for conservation and biodiversity as we enter the reflective Year of the Rabbit. Continue reading Rare Bunnies Are Flagship Species in Year of the Rabbit
Near a leading center of petroleum production in Egypt on the Red Sea, the push to clean energy bears the name of Amunet, a primordial Egyptian goddess of wind and air. Continue reading Africa’s Largest Wind Farm to Bear Name of Primordial Goddess of Air, Amunet
Why are there so many depictions of Mary Magdalene covered in hair and did the story come from a similar one about the ‘Desert Mother?’ Continue reading Hairy Mary: Conflated Stories of Mary Magdalene and a Hairy ‘Desert Mother’
Why did archaeologist Zahi Hawass visit Utah for the fist time to speak about Queen Nefertiti, the Rosetta Stone, and ‘secrets of the past?’ Continue reading Why a Famous Egyptologist Visited Utah to Talk About Queen Nefertiti
Researchers have revealed more about the tattoos found on ancient Egyptian mummies at the Place of Truth near a Temple of Hathor. Continue reading Egyptian Women’s Tattoos Depict Protective Deity at ‘The Place of Truth’
