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The 12 Animals of the Chinese Zodiac
The Secrets of the Eastern Mysteries. Influencing personality, career, compatibility, marriage, and fortune. The Chinese Zodiac is a traditional classification system that assigns an animal and its attributes each year in a repeating twelve-year cycle. In order, they are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig . Each animal gets the spotlight for a full year before passing the baton to the next in line. 2026 is the Year of the Horse.

C. L. Nichols
12 hours ago5 min read


Artifacts
Secrets of Ancient Civilizations. A glimpse into the lives, cultures, and beliefs of civilizations long gone. Step back in time, walk through ancient ruins, and uncover the hidden stories of civilizations long gone. Examine the world of ancient artifacts. From Egyptian hieroglyphics to Mayan temples, these relics hold secrets that shed light on the people, cultures, and beliefs that came before us. Reveal the mysteries of the past and discover the stories these artifacts have

C. L. Nichols
Dec 72 min read


Kings of Chaos in the Dark Ages
The Merovingian Dynasty. The Merovingian Dynasty was a family of kings who rose to prominence during the Dark Ages. As the world descended into chaos following the fall of the Roman Empire, the Merovingians emerged to shape the political landscape of Europe. This dynasty traces its roots back to its founder King Merovech, a 5th-century Frankish ruler. Merovech’s origins are shrouded in mystery. Some accounts suggest he was the son of a sea monster , while others claim that he

C. L. Nichols
Dec 23 min read


The Real Story Behind Thanksgiving
From Pilgrims to Pumpkin Pie. Finding ways to honor the spirit of gratitude that Thanksgiving represents. Thanksgiving is a time when families gather, turkeys are roasted, and gratitude is shared. The history behind this holiday is more complex than many of us learned. The story most of us know is this: In 1621, the Pilgrims and Native Americans sat down for a friendly feast to celebrate a successful harvest. The truth is a bit different. The Pilgrims, a group of English Sepa

C. L. Nichols
Nov 144 min read


Dinosaur Dominance
(230–65 million years ago) Earth once teemed with creatures that roamed the lands, swam the seas, and soared through the skies. These creatures were much different than those of today. In a grand chapter of Earth’s history, the era of dinosaurs unfolded between 230 and 65 million years ago, spanning a staggering 165 million years. These colossal creatures held dominion over our planet. The Mesozoic Era , the Age of Reptiles, was subdivided into three periods: the Triassic, Ju

C. L. Nichols
Nov 114 min read


Bob Dylan, the Shapeshifter Who Refused to be Pinned Down
From Protest to Introspection to the Surreal. From Hibbing to the Edge of Revolution (1941–1989) Born Robert Allen Zimmerman in 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota. Bob Dylan grew up in the iron-mining town of Hibbing , a place of quiet grit and working-class realism that echoed through his lyrics for decades. By the late 1950s, Dylan was immersed in the sounds of folk, blues, and early rock. He performed in local bands and absorbed the storytelling traditions that shaped his voice. In

C. L. Nichols
Nov 14 min read


Bob Dylan
Small-Town Minnesotan to Electrifying Legend. The importance of staying true to yourself, no matter the cost. In the heart of Minnesota, in the small town of Hibbing, Bob Dylan first found his voice. Born on May 24, 1941, Robert Allen Zimmerman was raised in a close-knit Jewish family by a father who was a successful appliance dealer and a homemaker mother. It wasn’t the life of privilege that Dylan was drawn to. It was the world of music. His fascination with music began whe

C. L. Nichols
Nov 16 min read


Simone Weil
A Brilliant 20th Century Thinker & Writer. A life of passion, determination, and a relentless pursuit of truth. A world where every person can make a difference? Simone Weil, a French philosopher, activist, and mystic, did just that. Born in 1909, Weil left an indelible mark on the world through her dedication to social justice, pacifism, and anti-fascism. Weil was a woman who not only thought deeply about the world around her but also took action to make it a better place.

C. L. Nichols
Oct 202 min read


The Secrets of the Western Mysteries
The Origins of Western Occult and Esoteric Practices. In the history of the Western Mysteries, occult and esoteric practices are steeped in symbolism, mysticism, and the pursuit of hidden knowledge. The Cradle of Western Mysteries: Egypt and Mesopotamia. The roots of Western occult and esoteric practices can be traced to these ancient lands. They were home to some of the earliest instances of magic, divination, and ritualistic practices. Their belief in a pantheon of gods an

C. L. Nichols
Oct 135 min read


The Secrets of the Dark Ages
Shrouded in Mystery and Misinformation An age of both decline and progress. The Dark Ages, a popular term for the period between the...

C. L. Nichols
Oct 103 min read


100+ Quotations from Famous Philosophers
Wisdom, sharp thinking, and timeless ideas. Thinking, Knowing, and Reasoning “I think, therefore I am.” > René Descartes “The only thing...

C. L. Nichols
Sep 265 min read


Feng Shui
Creating Harmony in Your Home Your environment affects your well-being, mood, and success in life. Ever walked into a room and felt...

C. L. Nichols
Sep 265 min read


The Wild West History of the Jacksboro Highway in Fort Worth Texas
From the 1940s to the 1960s The place to be for anyone seeking a good time. The Jacksboro Highway was once a bustling hub of activity in Cowtown USA. Stretching from the 1940s to the 1960s, this iconic highway witnessed the rise and fall of its wild west culture. In the 1940s , the Jacksboro Highway was a beacon of hope for people seeking better opportunities in the post-World War II era. As the war ended, veterans returned home, looking for new beginnings. The highway, as a

C. L. Nichols
Sep 206 min read


The Birth of Our Planet
Earth’s Greatest Happenings The Dusty, Gassy Beginnings That Created Our Home. Around 4.54 billion years ago, the universe was a vastly...

C. L. Nichols
Sep 103 min read


The Big Bang
Earth’s Greatest Happenings A cornerstone of our knowledge, on our quest to reveal the secrets of existence. The Big Bang theory is a...

C. L. Nichols
Aug 293 min read


The Seven Hermetic Principles
Universal Laws That Govern Our World The rules that make our universe tick. One set of ideas that’s stood the test of time is the Seven...

C. L. Nichols
Aug 243 min read


The Prepper’s Inventory Checklist
Be Ready for Anything Are you ready for the unexpected? A natural disaster, economic crisis, or global pandemic. Being prepared makes all...

C. L. Nichols
Aug 246 min read


How to Get a “Yes” from Someone Who’s Set on Saying No
Shift resistance into agreement without pressure or manipulation. Sometimes you need someone to say yes. You ask a friend to help you...

C. L. Nichols
Aug 112 min read


Number Sense
Math Secrets for Everyday Use Easy Math Tricks That Save Time and Make You Look Smart Without a Calculator Numbers are everywhere. Receipts, recipes, gas prices, and weekly budgets. We rely on calculators or apps to crunch them. A few mental math tricks make everyday life smoother. That’s number sense ! Build simple math habits to make smart decisions. Look at some useful mental math tricks. Try a few and see which stick. Multiply by 25 Divide the number by 4 and add two zer

C. L. Nichols
Aug 103 min read
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