Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
It seems to me that we have a Lost Generation that is wandering around and latching on to any seemingly “just cause” as a sleepwalker would blindly grab the bannisters along the landing. This is not their fault. Man lives on stories, and if he is not given the right story upon which to map…
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It’s not so well known that Plato was an alchemist – along with being a playwright – and so he based his wisdom on his observations of Nature, of which human nature is a fractal, holographic part and parcel. In doing so, he was able to predict the course that takes a society from democracy…
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The alchemy practised by Plato has recently become a subject of great interest since the Royal Wedding, when they rolled back the carpet in front of the high altar at Westminster Abbey to reveal the Cosmati pavement bearing the ancient Greek natural philosopher’s splendid alchemical vision of the creation of the universe.
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THE search for the lost city of Atlantis has engaged our greatest minds for centuries. The very word itself seems to cast a mysterious spell over the psyche of the most rational explorer to the extent that so many possible sites have been found for Atlantis, it might be quicker to list the locations that…
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It always amazes me how often those who claim that Atlantis was once a real place have never referred to the source literature – or are even completely ignorant of its existence. The original story of Atlantis is found in two Socratic dialogues called Timaeus and Critias, and both were written about 360 BCE by…
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Shaman of Avalon 