Chronicles

In 4004 BCE, the world wasn’t beginning — it was awakening. Cities were rising, writing was stirring, and human culture was learning to remember itself. This reflection traces the strange overlap between myth and archaeology, where a once‑sacred date meets the true dawn of civilisation.

Halloween’s roots stretch back over two millennia to the Celtic festival of Samhain and Christian observances like All Hallows’ Eve. From bonfires and soul cakes to costumes and candy, this article traces the evolution of October 31st into a layered celebration of mystery, memory, and seasonal change.

Explore the astrological ages, and their influence on human culture, consciousness, and societal developments.

Explore the rich history and enduring legacy of Solomon's Temple, a symbol of faith and unity in ancient Israelite history. The First Temple, also known as Solomon's Temple, holds a significant place in Jewish history and religious tradition. It was constructed in Jerusalem during the reign of King Solomon and served as the central place of worship for the Israelites. Construction and Design Historical Context King Solomon : The First Temple was built under the reign of King

Islam is one of the world's major religions, founded in the 7th century CE by the Prophet Muhammad. It began in the Arabian Peninsula and has since spread globally, influencing countless aspects of culture, law, and spirituality. The Birth of Islam Islam emerged in the city of Mecca, in present-day Saudi Arabia, around 610 CE. Muhammad, born into the powerful Quraysh tribe, began receiving divine revelations from the Archangel Gabriel at the age of 40. These revelations, whi

Hidden in the vast Pacific, Malden Island remains an uninhabited enigma. From ancient Polynesian ruins to sunken basalt roads vanishing into the sea, its past is shrouded in mystery. Official records outline its settlement, mining, and nuclear history, yet lingering questions remain—was it part of a lost civilization? Did Polynesians truly build its structures? This article explores both its chronological timeline and the theories that challenge conventional history.

Prophets have shaped religious traditions, serving as guides, visionaries, and messengers of divine wisdom. While the Quran names only 25, Islamic tradition holds that 124,000 prophets were sent throughout history. But who were they? From Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to broader spiritual figures, this article explores the mystery of prophethood across cultures, questioning its significance and the unseen messengers who shaped human faith.

The Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—share a common heritage rooted in monotheism and the legacy of Abraham. Over centuries, they evolved through theological shifts, cultural exchanges, and historical events, shaping distinct traditions while maintaining interconnected foundations. This article explores their development, from Proto-Semitic beliefs to modern Abrahamic faiths, highlighting their enduring impact on societies and global interfaith dialogue.