I don't know if anybody has any opinion about this.
These past "continents"/eras/"races" of humankind are often brought up by channelers, and they seem to have their sources in theosophy and Mme Blavatsky from what I can understand.
To those who have an actual serious interest in channeling an
Yesterday I had the following conversation with chatGPT 4.0 about an advanced concept in probability theory, Martingale processes (Martingale (probability theory) - Wikipedia). I'm the one asking the one-liner questions in betw
I brought up this religious tradition a few times last summer during our various protracted (!) non-duality vs. duality discussions and threads. This is a non-dual tradition that's often in the shadow of Advaita Vedanta.
Anyway the Let's Talk Religion channel just put out this video about it:
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Good people are not those who make decisions the world universally agrees are moral, but those for whom there are no decisions. There may be, in the most intense moments of our life (dramatised
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In the middle of the Philippines archipelago is the mysterious Siquijor -known variously as the Island of the Witches, the Island of Sorcerers or the Island of Healers.
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This is an examination of English cunning traditions by comparing them around the world at the level of practitioner with similar frameworks such as Peruvian curanderismo, Mayan shamanism and Thai magic.
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