“The highest form of pure thought is in mathematics.” – Plato The universe is often seen as a vast and complex machine, yet at its core lies an elegant simplicity. Mathematics, the language of this cosmic order, offers a glimpse into the profound structures that underlie all existence....
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The Women Who Fly: Goddesses, Witches, Mystics, and Other Airborne Females by Serinity Young is a captivating exploration of female figures across history and myth who possess the ability to fly or transcend the earth. From ancient goddesses to modern-day aviatrixes, this book reveals the diverse and powerful...
In The Women Who Flew for Hitler, Clare Mulley unveils the intertwined yet contrasting lives of Hanna Reitsch and Melitta von Stauffenberg, two of Nazi Germany’s female test pilots. These two women, while sharing a passion for flying and a commitment to their country, could not have been...
In the world of aviation history, few figures stand out as prominently as Hanna Reitsch, one of the most renowned female test pilots of the 20th century. Her story, as told in her memoir The Sky My Kingdom, is a compelling account of passion, resilience, and an unyielding...
The Viking Age, often synonymous with powerful seafaring warriors, also holds a fascinating legacy of mystical women who wielded significant influence within their communities. Women, especially those identified as völur (plural of völva), played central roles in the spiritual and ritual lives of the Norse people. These female...
The Rosicrucian tradition holds that the universe is governed by seven fundamental cosmic principles. These principles reflect a timeless wisdom embedded in nature, human consciousness, and the cosmos. According to The Secret Doctrine of the Rosicrucians, these principles not only reveal the hidden structure of reality but also...
In the early 20th century, Austrian inventor Viktor Schauberger pioneered an understanding of energy and natural forces that was as fascinating as it was unconventional. One of his most compelling theories centers on the concept of sound as a formative force, an idea that challenges conventional science. Schauberger...
In the world of The Maier Files, secrets lurk beneath the surface, ancient forces await discovery, and characters embark on journeys that go beyond the physical realm. This rich tapestry of hidden knowledge and mystical quests closely aligns with themes found in the philosophies of Friedrich Schelling and...
The Middle East has long been a strategic focus for both American and British foreign policies, primarily due to its vast reserves of oil and its geographic position. Throughout the 20th and into the 21st century, the two nations have employed a mix of direct military interventions, covert...
“We are the bees of the Invisible.” With these words, the poet Rainer Maria Rilke captured a profound sense of mystery. Rilke’s poetry is often filled with allusions to unseen realms and invisible forces, inviting readers to ponder the boundaries between the material world and the spiritual. While...
Occult Ether Physics, written by William Lyne, dives deep into the world of suppressed science, unearthing the forgotten principles of ether and its application in propulsion systems. Lyne reveals how these lost concepts, particularly those originating from Nikola Tesla, were deliberately hidden to protect corporate and governmental interests....
Mystical Anthropology, edited by John Arblaster and Rob Faesen, offers an in-depth exploration of the unique perspectives on the human soul as articulated by medieval mystics from the Low Countries, such as John of Ruusbroec. These thinkers sought to answer profound questions about the soul’s structure, its relationship...