Catholic Church
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In the heart of Scotland, the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie, has woven a tapestry of mystery and intrigue that spans centuries. The tale of a mysterious creature dwelling in the deep, dark waters of Loch Ness has captured the imaginations of locals and visitors alike, giving rise to a…
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Possibly the best known of occult related symbols. It is the only star shape which can be drawn unicursally, with a single line. Known also as the Endless Knot, the Goblins Cross, the Pentalpha, the Witches Foot, the Devils Star and incorrectly as the Seal of Solomon
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The term Stigmata originates from Saint Paul’s Letter to The Galatians, in which he states ‘I bear on my body the stigmata of Jesus.’ It is the plural of the Greek ‘Stigma’, an identification brand or mark as used on an animal or slave. Stigmata is defined as sores, wounds, bodily marks or sensations of…
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800-year-old remains of medieval monk found poking out of cliff face | Ancient Origins.
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The origins of Valentines Day One story of the origins of Valentines Day comes from the time of the Roman Empire, under the rule of Emperor Claudius the Second. Rome was involved in many bloody and unpopular military campaigns. Claudius the Cruel, as he was known at the time, was having a difficult time getting…
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Okay, so I changed my mind… In 1947, three UFOs crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. The Military recovered… erm.. one saucer-shaped craft and the bodies of three dead alien life forms and took them… somewhere or other and performed top top secret autopsies on them. The military used Russian Civilian Gasmasks which were not available…
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I, dear readers, am a Freemason. Shock, horror, amazement, maybe the chap who commented on a previous post of mine was right; I am the poison of the earth…. Or am I? Who exactly are the Freemasons? For many they are a perfectly harmless group. Little more than a working men’s club, who hold meetings,…