Ouroboros
Ouro, tail. Boros, voracious. This ancient Greek word means “who bites his own tail”.
Ouro, tail. Boros, voracious. This ancient Greek word means “who bites his own tail”.
Garden of yours, fairy place of changing facts whose effect reinvents us.
I am not an internship supervisor, I am a nagual. A passer-by, “passant” in both senses of the term.
In Egypt, an incredible zodiac showed the astronomical signs, the stars, the gods.
Hesiod described the four ages of man, declining from the Golden Age to the Iron Age
Highly miniaturized industrial objects dating back at least 20,000 years
The mystery of the Ark of the Covenant would it finally be solved?
Down Siberian lakes, Red Army divers fought against aliens.
Kant said : Logic has come achieved and accomplished from the mind of Aristotle.
David Martines found an artefact implying life on Mars
Historically, civilizations developed along the coast. But the rising waters sunk them.
There is a thing in common between Henoch and Jesus: they resemble each other like brothers.