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 'As
for those learned scribes who lived after the reign of the gods
... their names shall endure forever, though they are gone and all
their relatives are forgotten. They did not make for themselves
pyramids of copper ... they were unable to have heirs to pronounce
their names, but they made heirs for themselves in the writings
and teachings that they created.'—Egyptian papyrus |
| Please note! Earthlore
is currently undergoing an upgrade to the entire set of on-line features.
Enhancements are being implemented at nearly all levels of our development
process. Each theme is to be expanded with new content and innovative
features. Remastered classic themes shall return throughout 2005.
You can also expect many new features to make their on-line debut. During this process you may find certain familiar pages and sections have been taken completely off-line. This is temporary, and they will soon be accessible again. Be patient with us! Our objective is to continue improving Earthlore and provide a valuable and enjoyable learning experience for you. If you would like to receive an invitation to return, when all is ready, just send us a brief request, with your E-mail address, and your page(s) of interest.. If you have any other questions, we will be happy to respond. The directory below will guide you to a brief representation of a few the existing primary themes. The new content directory will be completed once several new features have been published. Enjoy your explorations! —Mark Nelson, Production Director |
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At
the dawn of the twenty first century, we are still awed by Gothic cathedrals, odd,
archaic wonders contrasting sharply to structures of later ages. These master works
of spirit, constructed for the souls of the medieval faithful, continue to transmit
their spiritual heritage... yet, how best may we appreciate the vast legacies they
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| An
exploration through the history and evolution of Ireland's cultural heritage; from
the earliest settlements shrouded within a rich mythological lore, to the contemporary
Irish arts, currently inspiring a worldwide audience. Discover the contemporary significance
of this vibrant pathway in cultural history, spanning nearly nine thousand years. |
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| "What
constitutes the freedom, the soul of an individual life, is its uniqueness.
The reflection of the universe in someone's consciousness is the foundation
of his or her power, but life only becomes happiness, is only endowed
with freedom and meaning when someone exists as a whole world that
has never been repeated in all of eternity. Only then can they experience
the joy of freedom and kindness, finding in others what they have
already found in themselves." |
| —Vasily Grossman, Life and Fate |
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With
'millennium fever' still running rampant, there are countless
theories being put forth on important chapters of history. This series
addresses the need for a sense of order in this ever evolving process.
Is there any relevance today for verification of a historical King
Arthur hidden in the mists of legend? Here, you can decide for yourself.
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| An
exploration through the history and evolution of the world's astrological sciences;
the worldwide studies of planetary forces, which have aimed to secure answers about
who we are and what meaning our life has in the unfolding of creation. The Lore of
Astrology is a continuation of this ancient quest for understanding. |
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