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Long before the word magic  conjured images of sleight-of-hand and stage tricks, it spoke of wisdom – of the sacred art of aligning with divine law. The Magi – whose title was later softened in most Bible translations to “three wise men” – were the original bearers of this wisdom. Few realise that Magi  is the true name used in the earliest texts, a word derived from the ancient Persian Magus , meaning seer  or interpreter of divine will.  These mysterious travellers who foll

Most of us first meet π (pi) in high school as the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. But behind that familiar 3.14159… lies something deeper – a constant that never ends, never repeats and turns up in every wave, orbit and cycle in our Universe. Pi is infinite, yet it describes the finite circle: a symbol of eternity inside matter.   Now here’s where it gets interesting. Mathematicians have noted a striking pattern: the sum of the first 144 digits of π equals

Humanity has always been fascinated by the phrase "the end of the world". Not always as a vision of fire and collapse, but often as a threshold – the closing of one great age and the dawning of another. From biblical prophecy to Mayan astronomy, cultures separated by oceans and centuries seemed to point to the same idea: that time itself moves in vast cycles, and that endings are never simply destruction, but also renewal. Numbers – like the mysterious "144,000" – symbols and

During the height of the global BLM protests, when the community was rightfully raw with grief, anger and exhaustion – and at the same time the U.S. election loomed heavy with uncertainty – one of the most instrumental tools that helped shift the energy was a humble yet brilliant online idea: the Verzuz rap battles.   These beloved online events were more than just music and celebratory trips down memory lane. They became a global tuning fork – an instrument that vibrates at

The Book of Revolution references some of the most iconic and inspired artworks in human history via an examination of a common thread of received truth about life in our Universe. From William Blake’s masterpieces and Shakespeare’s plays, to the poetry of Rumi and the Bible itself.   In a 60 Minutes interview which aired on 5 December 2004, Bob Dylan told Ed Bradley: “ I don’t know how I got to write those songs. Those early songs were almost magically written .” And in th