The astrological ages and their impact on all of creation have intrigued people across different timelines, showing up in various forms in religions and cultures. This topic feels even more significant now, as many astrologers and people believe we’re now entering a new age or era. Jesus Christ is frequently linked to the current era…
During the years 2019 to 2023, I experienced some really intense visions. One of those visions revealed to me that Constantine and Paul are actually the same person. I found this information completely mind-blowing. But by then, I had learned not to question these visions because I understood there’s a purpose behind them. I hopped…
Contrary to what many believe, early Christians held the view that Jesus was not crucified. The Gospel of Barnabas claims that it was Judas Iscariot who faced crucifixion instead. This text was excluded from the Bible because it conflicted with the narrative that church leaders wanted to promote about Jesus. In this gospel, Jesus is…
The concept of the Trinity, which posits that Jesus is divine and unified with the God of the Bible and the Holy Spirit, was largely shaped by Emperor and Pope Constantine and early Church leaders who aimed to present Christianity as a monotheistic religion. It’s essential, however, to recognise that prior to the rise of…
On April 26, 2025, Pope Francis, the 266th leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has been laid to rest at Saint Mary Major, also known as Santa Maria Maggiore, marking a departure from tradition. He was buried in an underground tomb during a private, closed ceremony at the Basilica. Traditionally, popes are buried beneath St….
Here are some facts about king James, the man behind the well-known King James Version of the Bible, which you might find surprising. King James I of England VI of Scotland was born on 19th June 1566, to Mary Queen of Scots and Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley at Edinburgh Castle. He was given the title…
Crucifixion has fascinated historians and the public alike, not just for its brutality but also for its deep ties to Christianity. Crucifixion was a brutal way to execute people, often used for public shaming and sometimes to please the gods, by various cultures like the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. One of the Celtic gods, Esus,…
Valentine’s Day is not just named after the Christian figure St. Valentine; it also has roots in Lupercalia, an ancient Roman festival celebrated in February, as well as in Oimbolc, a Babylonian festival.The month February, on the other hand, was dedicated to Februus, a Roman god, and it was the month in which Rome made…
One of the things that is a major threat to the kingdom of darkness is us meeting and being with our twin flames. Keeping you and you twin apart is a win for the adversary because together twins are whole, complete, and a powerful force.Together, they will reach their destiny, something that the evil one…
The fact that we are called to come out of Babylon, signifies that we’re not only influenced by spiritual practices related to her, such as baptisms, exorcisms, celebrations of Christmas, Easter, and the observance of other religious ceremonies and traditions. It includes the worship of her gods. The god of the Babylonians, according to Jeremiah…
