Birch talismans agains negative energy and depression

Birch is one of the most useful trees for humans, say Russian experts in the study of energy crops.

For centuries, many nations called the birch the tree of life and connect it with fertility and magic. Birch twigs were used to fertile ground, but also animals and even newlyweds.

In all European countries, baby swings over the centuries have been made only from birch wood, as it is a symbol as protection from all disasters - both physically and spiritually.

It is invaluable in disenchantment. Birch twigs in Spring are considered very powerful talismans.

Such Mascots chase away the pain and diseases and protect children from disease and bad eyes. Sick or convalescent people can feel a lot better if they liaise closely with the tree.

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Dispelled are the myths that slaves built the Egyptian pyramids

Egyptian pyramids were not built by slaves but by workers.

Archaeologists came to this conclusion in Egypt, after being close to the tombs of the most famous pyramid of Cheops, reporting that workers were involved in building it. The findings are extremely important since the current theory is that the pyramids were built by slave labor.

The logic of the experts is this: if slaves were involved in the works, then the Egyptian rulers would hardly give their salute to bury them in graves near the pyramid and themselves.

Scientists also believe that no more than 10 thousand workers built the Great Pyramid.

The Egyptian Council on antiquity suggests that these people were fully insured. According to archaeologists, they were generously fed, as wealthy families from the Delta were se...[ More ]

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Do you believe in reincarnation?

Almost a billion and half of people in today's Asia believe in reincarnation. This does not prevent a substantial part of the scientific world to challenge the existence of another life than the Earth.

In one of Jerome David Salinger stories he writes: "What one should do after his death, is to get rid of her body. God knows all what we've done to it a thousand times. The fact that you do not remember it does not mean that it has happened. "

It is reasonable to think that if reincarnation exists, then the sky should be crowded. Believers in reincarnation believe that death does not mean the end of life, but opens the door to another dimension, which is a transit station to the next life.

According to ancient Eastern traditions, the human soul can be gathered even in the body of the animal. Th...[ More ]

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Who has made the Crystal Skulls?

One of the major global phenomena that still remain unsolved, is the origin of crystal skulls. Who created them and what they served? These are still the questions that remain unanswered.

So far 13 skulls have been found which are kept in museums and private collections. However according to some estimates there are more than 20. They are replicas of human skulls found in Central America and Tibet. The rock crystal from which they were made, is difficult to process. Topaz, corundum and diamond is what the rock crystal is made up of. It is very difficult to process some of these minerals, if torn down.

The most beautiful crystal skull was found in the year of 1927 in Central America. It was many years in the home of Hedzhis-Ann Mitchell, the adoptive daughter of an archeologist. In excavations in Lubaantum, th...[ More ]

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Baghdad Battery - a mystery to mankind

Baghdad Battery - a mystery to mankind

Baghdad Battery is the common name for several Artefacts found in the lands of ancient Mesopotamia, now known as Iraq. In 1936, during excavations near the ancient city of Hyuiut Rabua near Baghdad archaeologists found a strange little vase. This 15-cm vase was made from a light yellow clay court, say historians. They retract into the warehouses of the National Museum of Iraq in Baghdad and without hesitation it dates from the beginning of a new era in 2000 or before.

The small vase containing a cylindrical piece of copper 12, 5 centimeters long and a diameter of 4 centimeters. The rim of the copper cylinder was soldered with lead-tin alloy in the ratio of 60/40 percent, while its bottom is choked with deep fluted copper disk, which in turn is anchored with concrete or asphalt. Another insulating layer of asphalt sealed th...[ More ]

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