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Ancient Egyptian Culture, Anthropology and Science, History, History and Culture, History and Mythology, Mythology, Mythology and Culture, Mythology and Healing, Mythology and History

Healing Horus with Gazelle Milk: Ancient Remedies and Modern Perspectives

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31
Aug

Understanding Horus: The Deity and His Significance Horus, one of the foremost deities in Ancient Egyptian mythology, represents a pivotal figure characterized by his dual nature as both a sky god and a god of war. His origins trace back to the early dynastic period, where he was depicted as a falcon or a falcon-headed […]

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Astronomy, Celestial, Science and Culture

The Lucky Blue Dot: Celestial Connections and Mythical Symbolism in Astronomy Lore

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perseus - angol
15
Aug

Introduction to the Lucky Blue Dot The term “lucky blue dot” refers to a captivating celestial concept that has gained prominence in both scientific and mythological discussions. This phrase artfully encapsulates the awe and wonder inspired by a seemingly simple, yet profoundly complex blue planet—Earth—among the vast cosmos. The allure of the lucky blue dot […]

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