The captivating realm of mystical curiosities. Hidden secrets, unsolved enigmas, and ancient traditions that defy logic and transport you to a realm of wonder and mystery.
This article examines the Moon’s cycle, its four fundamental phases, and how each can influence our emotions and routines. It includes information about its relationship with the zodiac, cultural significance, and several practical recommendations to maximize the energy of each lunar stage.
The Gospel of Judas, a Coptic text over 1,700 years old, surprises with its unique ink and its divergent perspective on Judas’s betrayal. Recent scientific studies compared the chemical composition of its pigments with Egyptian certificates from the same period, confirming its authenticity and underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary research.
The Gate of Hell in ancient Hierapolis, today Pamukkale, was revered as an entrance to the underworld. Lethal vapors, bull sacrifices, and religious rituals dedicated to Pluto created a fascinating environment. This archaeological discovery confirms classical accounts and highlights the profound connection between mythology, pagan worship, and the invisible forces emerging from the earth.
An Egyptian manuscript from 1,200 years ago posits that the Last Supper occurred on a Tuesday instead of a Thursday, modifies the traditional view of Judas, and presents Jesus with transformative abilities. The text also reveals a more complex relationship with Pontius Pilate and offers new perspectives on history and liturgy.
The seven-day week, a cultural cycle with millennia-old roots, intertwines history, mythology, and modern habits. Each day associates astrological symbols with collective behaviors. This order, nurtured by religions, astronomy, and customs, persists even as contemporary societies challenge the rigidity of the traditional calendar.
Laminin, an essential protein for the cohesion of the body, exhibits a cruciform shape that has sparked reflections. While science confirms its structural role, some faith sectors highlight the symbol of the cross. This article examines the debate and offers a balanced perspective, showing how faith and science can coexist without conflict.
