by Miguel Conner | Jun 2, 2024 | Blog posts
Alexander Maistrovoy It is extremely interesting that Gnostic ideas, contrary to official Christian doctrine, were clearly seen in the early apostles and evangelists. Paul’s expression “None of the rulers of this age” (1 Cor. 2:8) clearly referred not to earthly...
by Miguel Conner | May 20, 2024 | Blog posts
In the domain of literary studies, Sylvia Plath has long been recognized as a seminal figure, primarily associated with her poignant poetry and her tragic life story. However, her involvement in mystical and occult practices has often been sidelined or overshadowed....
by Miguel Conner | Mar 8, 2024 | Blog posts
On March 8, 415, a woman died tragically in the city of Alexandria, Egypt, then a territory of the Eastern Roman Empire. She was murdered in a vile way by a mob of fanatics. Her name was Hypatia, philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer, one of the most relevant...
by Miguel Conner | Feb 12, 2024 | Blog posts
Exclusive for all subs! Steven was kind enough to let me make our paywall chat on his podcast, The Farm, available. We chatted about our hanging out in Memphis and Clarksdale, from visiting Graceland and Sun Studios to going to the Crossroads to pay our dues to the...
by Miguel Conner | Dec 23, 2023 | Blog posts
Druze spirituality is one of the main faiths in the Middle East. However, to most of humankind, the Druze are a mystery, being Arabic-speaking followers of an esoteric Abrahamic faith, which asserted itself as an independent spiritual path in the 11th century. ...
by Miguel Conner | Jul 4, 2023 | Blog posts
Alexander Maistrovoy In the middle of the twelfth century—1167—in the hamlet of Saint-Fеlix-Lauragais next to Toulouse in the south of France, there occurred an event which, to a great extent, predefined the spiritual development of Western Europe; namely, the...
