Pilgrims have sought love on Llanddwyn Island for millennia. Inspired by the story of Saint Dwynwen, Wales’ patron saint of lovers, some may get down on one knee on Llanddwyn Beach; others may cast ...
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Gurcan Sarisoy
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Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” - Andre Gide
'...; At my nativity The front of heaven was full of fiery shapes, Of burning cressets; and at my birth The frame and huge foundation of the earth Shaked like a coward... ..all the courses of my ...
Read More There are people who believe that Ancient Gods were Ancient Aliens The idea that ancient gods were based on real personages is not a new one. In fact, the concept is called euhemerism because of a ...
Read More Have you heard of Castell y Bere? The sheer length of Welsh history means that the land has plenty of sites of interest. For proof, look no further than Castell y Bere, which is a medieval castle ...
Read More Llywelyn ap Gruffudd is typically seen as the most powerful of all the medieval Welsh princes. Known as Llywelyn ein Llyw Olaf (Our Last Helm) or just Llywelyn the Last/the Great, he was Prince of ...
Read More There are claims that people predicted COVID-19 before it stormed onto the world stage. One example involves the Gyud-Zhi, which is a 2,500 - year old Tibetan medical text that tends to be brought up ...
Read More What Is Christmas Cat? There is a wide range of Christmas beliefs in a wide range of countries, which include some that have taken inspiration from pre-Christian sources. For instance, interested ...
Read More Who Are the Celts? Wales is one of the six Celtic nations that exist in modern times. For those who are curious, the other five are Brittany, Cornwall, Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man. There ...
Read More Have you ever heard that there is a “third eye” buried deep inside your brain? Modern medical science suggests that a complete structure of a non-functional human eye exists in the front section of ...
Read More Some of the world’s most impressive ancient burial chambers - dolmens, stand in the green fields and copses of Wales. My wife and I visited some of these prehistoric sites, and each time I felt the ...
Read More Why are we so drawn to superhero stories? Many cultures all over the world have been fascinated and inspired by heroes and superheroes for centuries because they always illuminate the human ...
Read More Have you heard of the Great Orme? For those who are unfamiliar, the Great Orme is a headland that can be found on Wales's north coast. It is believed that the name comes from the Old Norse orm or ...
Read More The exact theological statues of the Buddha is a complicated matter. However, what is interesting is that he has become a non-sectarian symbol of serenity throughout much of the western world. To an ...
Read More Pandemics have played a role in shaping human history throughout the ages. As human civilization spread across the globe — bringing with it bigger cities, new trade routes and more mingling between ...
Read More What Is Sin-Eating? Sin-eating is a ritual in which the sin eater took on the sin of a dead person, thus ensuring said individual's untroubled passage into Heaven. Similar rituals can be found in ...
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