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In Greek mythology Actaeon is the Boeotian son of Aristaeus. * a hunter turned into a stag and killed by his own hounds for having seen the Goddess Artemis naked whilst bathing. Aristaeus was the son of the God Apollo, … Continue reading →

*A form of speculative thought (pseudoscientific). Alchemy is the original pseudoscientific forerunner to chemistry in the medieval ages*. *Britannica  

Aleister Crowley was a world renowned British Occultist known as the worlds ‘darkest sorceror’. *Crowley lived in Boleskine Manor, (pronounced Taigh Both Fhleisginn in Scottish Gaelic) located up in the misty highlands of Loch Ness, Scotland, England. This Georgian property … Continue reading →

*The act of aligning or state of being aligned*. A co-ordinated functioning. In order to release fears and negativity, it is believed spiritual alignment is necessary. This may involve meditation. Ley lines are believed to be earths ancient natural land … Continue reading →

*a spiritual being that serves especially as a messenger from God or as a guardian of human beings. In religious theology angels are known as divine messengers, intermedairies, and protectors from the celestial heirarchy*. Since the beginning of time there have been … Continue reading →

Angel numbers : A sequence of numbers that may be seen repetitively that could hold a greater meaning in your life. *Angel Numbers have been known to to be present in ones life until whatever message they were meant to … Continue reading →

*a belief that all living objects and things possess a living spirit. Animism is the phenomena of attribution of conscious life to natural and inanimate objects*. The word ‘anima’ derives from Latin meaning ‘soul’. *Merriam Webster/Britannica.

Anom-aly *Something that is unusual or unexpected. We could not explain the anomaly in the test results. Something different, abnormal, peculiar, not easily classified*. Anomaly phenomena usually manifests by way of light, mist and shadow. *Britannica/Merriam-Webster.

an·​thro·​po·​mor·​phism *a characteristic interpretation of what is not human (humanism). Traditional illustriations of anthropomorphism/characters have been used for centuries in childrens books*. *Merriam-Webster