Quantitative easing and modern fiat finance have created an economic ecosystem that no longer behaves like a living organism rooted in limits, but like a machine that can run past those limits for a dangerously… When Money Ignores Nature
While researching Tolkien for a tour, a clear thread emerged: a deep distaste for the mechanical mindset and a corresponding love of the natural and hand-crafted, rooted not only in aesthetics but in concerns about… Tolkien, AI, and the shadow of the machine
Throughout history, the interplay between solar symbolism, religious reform, and philosophical synthesis has profoundly shaped Western spirituality. From the strategic recalibrations at the Council of Nicaea through the enduring legacies of sun gods like Mithras… The Sun of God
Travel, at its heart, is never just about moving from one place to another. Every journey we undertake in the world is a mirror for the journey we are making within ourselves. Whether you see… Transformative Travel Experiences for Dragons
From the earliest days of civilization, humans have searched for patterns to help explain and predict the cycles of prosperity and decline. Today, both mathematics and astronomy reveal hidden rhythms that shape our financial world.… Finance, Fibonacci and Moon & Money
England’s mythic landscape is shaped by two great centers: the City of London, often likened to “Babylon” for its wealth and power, and Glastonbury, the legendary “Avalon” and heart of spiritual tradition. Between them lies… The Jerusalem Between Babylon and Avalon
The dragons of Eastern and Western mythology are not merely fantastical creatures—they embody profound cultural philosophies about humanity’s relationship with nature, authority, and cosmic balance. By comparing China’s Four Dragons folktale with William Blake’s Red Dragon paintings, we uncover… Dragons East and West: A Tale of Two Hemispheres
What Do Klaus Schwab, Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London Have in Common? The seemingly disparate elements of Klaus Schwab, the board game Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London are tied… From Ancient Babylon to Monopoly, and the City of London
Compound interest, often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world,” is a mathematical concept that has shaped economies, societies, and power structures throughout history. While it has enabled remarkable wealth accumulation and economic… The Ugly 8th Wonder of the World: Compound Interest
Introduction The cross, one of humanity’s most enduring symbols, weaves together ancient cosmic reverence, medieval chivalry, and seasonal rites. For metaphysician René Guénon, its universality stems from its roots in the “primordial tradition”—a timeless wisdom… Why the Cross marks the spot
