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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Travelers in Atlantis
They were from the Green-and-Ochre tribe, a family of six – father, mother, three sons and daughter – traveling across half the continent to see relatives who had moved to the Red Lands. Their airship was slowly making its way … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantis, Death, History, Imagination, Life, Literature, Words, World
Tagged Akasha, Atlantean, Atlantis, esoteric, travel
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Who we are
Ours is yours and mine, and we are numberless and individual and timeless. – Niebla (© 2008)
Posted in Blabla, Hermeticism, Life, Literature, Philosophy, Poetry, Syncretism, World
Tagged identity, individual, numberless, timeless
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My hermetic habits
Today’s horoscope said: You might crave social contact in a way that’s unusual for you. Generally you’re not comfortable around large groups, but today you might want to be surrounded by people. Go to a religious gathering or a political … Continue reading
Posted in Blabla, Hermeticism, Humor
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