Myth and Mystery
Myth and Mystery, Melinda Reidinger, Justi AndreasenA place where ancient myths and religions live in a new light. "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious." A. Einstein
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 77 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Mythic Odyssey
You may be tired of reading reviews of Nolan’s Odyssey. I have certainly had it up to my neck in this heat but I finally managed to see the film in the original Imax format. This article is not a review but rather delves into some of the my...
Reanimating the Bones: New Wolf Folklore
Wolves have gone from fairy-tale villains to guardians, goddesses, and ecological heroes. In this fascinating guest essay, Melinda Reidinger traces the surprising rise of modern wolf mythology from forgotten old traditions to viral internet...
The Vedic Tarot and Mythology
I must admit I was always skeptical about the tarot. How could a random arrangement of cards possibly disclose anything meaningful? Do people really believe drawing a few cards at random can tell them anything about their life? The Vedic Ta...
The Mystery of Bees from the Dead Bull
Can a Damaged World Be Restored?
Can a world ravaged by death and destruction live again? Vergil asks this question at the end of the Georgics through one of the strangest stories in ancient literature: the belief that a swarm of bees coul...
Magnificent Humanities?
While I was buried under a pile of paperwork, Pope Leo has finally published the first major document of his pontificate, entitled Magnifica Humanitas. I wonder how many Christians are aware of the double meaning in the title. Latin magnifi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Historian, teacher and author writing about ancient myth, mystery, religion and re-enchantment. Orphic seer seeking the divine in all traditions, I hold a doctorate in Classics from the University of Oxford.
I'm an American writer living in Central Bohemia, Czechia. All of my work focuses on people's relationships with the land and on communities that seek a degree of separation from oppressive civilizational structures.
I write to recover Christianity as the deep logic of the world, not a private sentiment but a reality you can inhabit. Twice a week, I publish on the Bible’s patterns, and how they play out across history, culture, and your own life.
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