Inner Alchemy in Renaissance Age (Part 5)

You could have got the impression that I, after getting bullied even by my sinology professor, would have revealed what is his favorite type of literature for getting back on him. This absolutely isn’t the case. I only revealed it in order to inform you from where I, as his student, got large portions of […]

Never Withhold Ideas!

I stumbled upon a blog of Steve Pavlina, who probably writes better stories than I could do. Steve Pavlina also wrote: You might think that I do this to make sure that good ideas don’t slip through the cracks, but that isn’t really an issue. Ideas are so plentiful that there will always be more […]

On the Shroud of Turin Again

I wrote and published meanwhile already three articles on the Shroud of Turin. I meanwhile did read another blog post about a new examination of samples, which already in 1978 were taken from the Shroud of Turin. That blog post (in German language and hence not linked here) revealed some more fun facts about the […]

It’s the USA’s National Truffle Day

On May, 2nd in each year is the USA’s National Truffle Day. Since when and why, like in the cases of many other food holidays too, is unknown. But this fancy holiday is for me the right occasion for figuring some other things out. I love filled chocolate. Including the truffle type. But I occasionally […]

Skipped in History Class: Hygiene Again

Personal hygiene in terms of washing and bathing already was a topic in this article series. But getting rid of excreta and sewage also is important for hygiene. Romans already had toilets and a sewage system. But previous cultures didn’t! One of the books in my shelves is on the research of medical knowledge in […]

Addendum to “The Other Fù Style”

During the coronoia lock-down had many martial arts instructors tried to gather their folks online and do training sessions this way. I from such sources learnt a lot about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu during the last time, so maybe I should count Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu also to the lineages of the martial arts, which I learnt. To my […]

On the Seattle Garden Hose Case

This happened already in 2009, but I only recently learnt from the Martial Development blog about this case. A sixty years old white man was watering a traffic circle, when a group of girls in a car came along. The old man had put some cones on the street around his garden hose. So two […]

As We Forgive Those Trespassing Against Us

God loves even dictators and mass murderers. Jesus Christ forgave the guy, who got crucified next to him. If you speak the Lord’s Prayer, then every time you’re doing this, you’re promising that you, too, forgive other persons their trespasses. But to do so isn’t always easy. While obeying the christian Commandments isn’t difficult, I […]