There are moments when the ground speaks back. Usually, we are too busy arguing to listen. This reflection began with a specific trigger — a post by Hashem Al-Ghaili that caught my attention not just for what it claimed, but for the ripples it caused. He highlighted new scans of the Durupınar formation in Turkey, […]
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Introduction For centuries, ancient texts like The Book of Enoch and The Book of Giants have captivated scholars, theologians, and storytellers alike. Yet, in modern times, these narratives are often dismissed as little more than myth or allegory, relics of a bygone era when humanity’s understanding of the world was limited. But is that a
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The article looks into the duality embedded within world religions, with a particular emphasis on how this duality manifests in long-standing conflicts, such as that between Israel and Iran. By drawing on esoteric and cosmic theories, we’ll explore the idea that humanity is not only influenced by visible forces and historical circumstances but also by
Introduction From the mist-shrouded peaks of Mount Ararat to the sun-baked clay of the Mesopotamian plains, the story of a great flood pervades the mythology of countless cultures across the globe. This universal motif, found in the narratives of ancient civilizations separated by vast oceans and millennia, continues to captivate our modern minds. Why do