Power of Mana
Decoding TrollsMana is the Subtle Energy we exchange with humans and animals. Mana's immanent in, well, the word "Immanent" (and over two-hundred others in modern English). Power of Mana explores the meaning of this forgotten Dark Matter characterising our humanity.
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Why it’s wrong to platform Russian scientists
Two of the most important papers since William Jones announced the discovery of Indo-European languages were published this week.
Mount Ḫazzi, the Hittites’ Mount Kassios
Following in the footsteps of the Hittite emperors and empresses, Decoding Trolls makes a pilgrimage to Mount Ḫazzi on the Syria/Türkiye border. Decoding Trolls narrates his visit to Ḫazzi, or as it is written in the bible Mount Zephon (Sap...
Ten Reasons Why Finding Manuland Matters - Vol. 1
Today, we’re looking at how the Finding Manuland iterative method of discovery works. And, we look at the first two of ten reasons why Finding Manuland matters.
Death Episode: Finding Manuland Podcast
Deity, Death, day, *Tiwas (Germanic deity who gave their name to Tuesday),… all derive from the Ancient Ukrainian word for sky *Dyeus. That’s right: when you say someone is ‘dead',’ quite sweetly, you’re saying, ‘they’re in the sky.’
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Cultural Archæologist ~ Currently: Disinfolklore and Power of Mana projects • Law of Mana - There is Mana | Mana's Permanent | Communicate Positive Mana. Also @Mastodon, X, and Bluesky.
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