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The concept of a bridge to heaven, often visualised as a rainbow, is a motif that appears in various religious traditions, symbolizing the connection between the earthly and the divine.

Whether you know it or not, your intellect, ability for creative thought and ability to remember long-term memories, all involve a negotiation within your mind.

Norse mythology offers a rich tapestry of myths and legends that link the Vikings and others with a heroic divine landscape filled with details that are synchronistic with other belief systems, even, to a certain extent, Christianity.

The concept of heaven is a multifaceted one, deeply embedded in the human psyche and manifesting across various cultures and religions, each offering a unique perspective that mirrors their core values and ultimate aspirations.

When it comes to playing a game correctly, it often helps if you understand a bit about the game architecture, and this article is to help you understand the hidden structural components of the creation that some of us call God.

The Victorian era witnessed a resurgence of interest in the Celtic goddess Brigantia, reflecting a broader fascination with Britain’s ancient past. This period saw antiquarians and scholars delve into the mythology and history of the British Isles, unearthing and reinterpreting the legacy of Brigantia.

In this article, I hope to explore the Goddess Brigantia in quite some detail. Whilst there is very little information available to use directly regarding Brigantia, we can look at other Goddesses in related cultures, and draw parallels and comparisons that may help us clarify exactly who Brigantia was.

In the context of Proverbs 31:10 from the King James Version, virtue is often understood as the sum of qualities that define a person’s moral excellence.

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What is Wicca? How does Wicca honour the Goddess Brigantia? Who are the Lord and Lady?