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The Mona Lisa Mystery Code
The curiosity generally focuses on the lazy, sly smile of the famous shadowy work. But now, the Mona Lisa is at the center of another mystery after curators had a new, closer look at the artwork and...
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The Mysteries of Easter Island
On Easter Sunday, 1722, the Dutch Admiral Jacob Roggeveen led his tiny fleet of three sailing ships into the shelter of a small and unknown island deep in the southern Pacific Ocean. The Dutch...
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Masks Around the World
Masks are a very interesting topic. They can be used to mask our real physical faces for fun but can also been used to reveal our inner selves. In rituals, shamans or role players use masks to act out...
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Ancient Astronauts or Alien Artifacts?
If you have seen the new History Channel Ancient Astronauts documentary series or read books by Von Daniken and others you are familiar with the ancient astronaut theory. The idea that proposes that...
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Graham Hancock – Elves, Aliens, Angels and Ayahuasca
Can elves, aliens, angels and ayahuasca all be related? Yes, they can, somewhere inside the human conscious. Continuing with the quest to discover the true history of our species Hancock goes far...
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Mandalas – Creativity and Complexity
Mandalas have been used around the world in religious and spiritual contexts to express beauty, creativity, complexity and things about the nature of life that are not easily put into words. Sometimes...
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The Shroud Of Turin: Real Or Fake?
What exactly is The Shroud of Turin? Well, if you’re a devout Catholic, it’s the sheet the Jesus Christ was buried in; if you’re anyone else, then well, the shroud is a mystery that has yet to be...
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What Is a Kachina?
Heard of the Kachina dolls of the Hopi/Pueblo indians? Here is a great description of what they are and how they fit in to the religious system of the indians written by Harold Colton in 1949. Ever...
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