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Myth and Mystery

Myth and Mystery

A place where ancient myths and religions live in a new light. "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious." A. Einstein

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Latest Issues

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Bloodrites, Wolves, and Migrants

In my previous post I presented my book, focusing on the connection between Roman and Vedic mythologies. Today I explore the bloodrite, the central ritual of the Roman Lupercalia, and the connections between wolves, migrants, and indigenous...

13 days ago
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Wolves of Rome: The Origins of Rome's Weirdest and Sexiest Festival

First: some of you may have missed my message at the beginning of August announcing a period of annual leave and teaching at a summer school in Oxford, so I am briefly repeating the info as I return to Substack. I had a wonderful time in En...

21 days ago
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Dionysos, the God of the Mysteries Part 2

As so many of you have liked and commented on my previous post, I’ve decided to follow it up with another exploration of Dionysian themes.

2 months ago
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Dionysos, the Wild God of the Mysteries

Perhaps the most mysterious of the principal Greek deities is Dionysos. Everyone seems to know that he is the god of wine and sex. But there is so much more to this ancient divinity. This is why I always tell my students they should never r...

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  • Myth and Mystery

    Historian, teacher and author writing about ancient myth, mystery, religion and re-enchantment. An Orphic seer seeking the divine in all traditions, I hold a doctorate in Classics from the University of Oxford.

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