Legends and Legacies

Avalon

I dreamed I walked in Avalon, But all the streets were bare As faded scenes in tapestries Worn thin from time and care While sunlight glanced in every room But found no heroes there.

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I Claim What Is Mine

Come, gather the fruits of the Summer and build me a bower apart For the Wheel of the Year is turning, and now is the time of my heartThe Place of my Lover is Autumn, He waits on the Rim of the Year,As I pace down the days toward  …

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A Question of Balance: Good and Evil in the Anthropic Universe

The fundamental anthropic (observable) physical laws and constants of our universe appear uniquely predisposed toward life and the continuing evolution of intelligence - and are structured in such a way as to coax the emergence of life and intelligence from inanimate matter.

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Myths of 19th Century Science: The Indo-European Invasions

"The theory of invasion is an invention. This invention is necessary because of a gratuitous assumption that the Indo-Germanic people are the purest of the modern representation of the original Aryan race. The theory is a perversion of scientific investigation.

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Who Serves The Grail?: The Arimatheac Dynasty

Myth, legend and outright fabrication have always been part of our search for our ancestors; originally, the recitation of lineage back to a founding god was an important part of the proof that a king or chieftain ruled by "divine" right and almost every royal genealogy conta …

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Men are from Hyperborea, Women are from Atlantis

The pagan faith of Western Europe and the rituals that accompanied it were among the oldest representations of human spirituality.

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Myths of 19th Century Science: Darwinian Evolution

"Over the last ten years, evidence of interbreeding as late as 50,000 years ago between modern humans and archaic species that were long believed extinct raises more questions than answers about the origins of modern humans and the extent of speciation within the genus Homo."

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Dualism teaches that all things must fall into one of two categories, i.e., light and darkness, good and evil, order and chaos.

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