Archives June 2009
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15th Century Manuscript of "Book of all forbidden arts" available for download Web has quite a few hidden little treasures. I was pleasantly surprised when I found that the university of Heidelberg offers a free PDF download of the 15th century manuscript CPG 478 - "The book of all forbidden arts" by Johannes Hartlieb. It is more than just interesting - it is quite an eye candy as well.... Read on |
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Healing Power Of Prayer - Case Of Gabby Mathis Can prayer heal? Sociologist Wendy Cadge found that the first ever scientific research into this controversial subject was published back in 1965. Between then and 2006 there were 18 similar studies published in English. In short, the result of the studies is that there is no definitive result. It turned into a ping-pong between scientists who find evidence that prayer can heal, and then the next team finds "no... Read on |
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More Hogwarts Fun The entire Harry Potter world is just a magnet for poking fun at. This time guys at Cracked.com take a more critical look at Dumbledore. You just have to see his job application. As they point out - he "has single-handedly endangered more children than a MySpace made of unmarked vans." See the rest here: http://www.cracked.com/funny-339-dumbledore/... Read on |
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Reincarnation - James Leininger Case James Leininger and Anne Barron. Photo copyright: Soul Survivor website Reincarnation is a word coined from Latin prefix "re" meaning "to repeat", and "carnis" - flesh. It is a belief that after the death of a human body a soul is re-born in another body (not necessarily human). Although this idea is in the very foundations of Hinduism, a religion of over 900 million people in India, many people... Read on |
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