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According to the Associated Press on Thursday Brazil has released photographs of one of their last uncontacted indigenous tribes located in the far western Amazon near the border of Peru. Roughly a dozen Natives were photographed in the Jungles of Brazil amongst six grass huts. The stories claim that Anthropologists have known about this tribe [...]
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by Jay Moody In the twentieth and twenty-first centuries “Family Values” have been at the forefront of many a politician’s rhetoric in the United States. Though these social servants may think that they mean well, in truth they often have done and do more to hinder family values than they do to help. Indigenous [...]
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Naming G-d can be one of the most challenging ideas presented to the religious mind. The Spirit from which all things emanate, the creator of everything is truly the unfathomable force throughout the universe. It is beyond gender and similar terrestrial attributes, but everything that is male and female exists within It. This Supreme Being [...]
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By Jay Moody The middle of the twentieth century saw an upsurge in Native Revivalism in western countries. With the ‘back to nature’ trend sensationalized by the 1960’s Flower-Power generation many doors were opened in the realm of altered-native religion. Many hippies, realizing the difficulty in being accepted within Native American communities began a [...]
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by Jay Moody “In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep Then God said, “Let there be light;” and there was light. And God saw that the light was good; and God separated the light from the darkness. [...]
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By Jay Moody The intriguing imagery of the Great Seal on the back of the United States’ one dollar bill is cause for much curiosity and speculation. This has been a discussion amongst fans of the occult for decades, but the in recent years the success of the movie “National Treasure” has brought the [...]
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