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"Każdy kto ma około 50 lat powinien to przeczytać, może młode pokolenie również." Tak zaczyna się wpis na Facebooku opublikowany przez Szweda Andersa Sahlina w 2013 roku. Jego treść jest wciąż aktualna (może nawet z każdym rokiem coraz bardziej). Dlatego chcieliśmy, żebyście przeczytali to co już ponad 60000 osób udostępniło. Dodajemy ciekawe materiały codziennie Polub Podaj.to na Facebooku Każdy kto ma około 50 lat powinien to przeczytać, może młode pokolenie również. Płaciłem ostatnio za zakupy w sklepie spożywczym i młoda kasjerka zasugerowała, że powinien mieć własną torbę za zakupy ponieważ plastikowe jednorazówki nie są dobre dla środowiska. Oczywiście miała rację w jednym przypadku. Ale co za to mieliśmy w naszych czasach? Mieliśmy butelki na mleko, które oddawaliśmy do sklepu. Wdrapywaliśmy się po schodach ponieważ nie było wind we wszystkich sklepach, szkołach i biurowcach. Jeśli podobał Ci się ten artykuł , podziel się nim! W naszych domach był jeden telewizor i jedno radio.
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The Key of Solomon Index
Sacred Texts Grimoires Title PagePrefaceList of PlatesPreliminary DiscourseIntroduction (from Add. MSS. 10862)Introduction from Landsdowne MSS. 1203 Book I Chapter I. Plates The Order of the PentaclesPlate IIPlate IIIPlate IVPlate V.Plate VIPlate VIIPlate VIIIPlate IXPlate XPlate XIPlate XII Book II Prefatory NoteChapter I. Appendices Ancient Fragment of the Key of SolomonThe Qabalistical Invocation of SolomonPlate XV.
The History and Geography of Inventions
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Bottle Spells and Spell Bottles
A spell bottle is a bottle into which a magical spell has been cast in the form of physical items used to ensure that the spell results in the desired outcome. A bottle spell is a magical spell that is contained within a bottle, and which, when finished, is expected to work for the ends one desires. There are many types of bottle spells used in folk magic traditions from around the world. Almost every culture that uses bottles (or gourds, or animal horns) as containers also has developed ways to use those containers to hold works of magical spell craft. The painted bottle spells shown here were made in America from small medical bottles. Among the earliest spell bottles known are those called "Witch Bottles." In more recent times, the witch bottles of England and Anglo-America have been made from cobalt blue glass and they are often kept on a window sill "for pretty" as well as to keep away witches and the evil eye. When used on the altar, the bottle is filled with oil and sealed.
Illuminated Manuscripts from Europe
Type Manuscripts Date Around 1200 - 1300 This manuscript consists of a catalog of constellations with many illustrations in red, purple, and beige.
Hoodoo in Theory and Practice by catherine yronwode: Table of Contents
TIMELINE: Chinese Books, Manuscripts, Maps, and Prints
The Xiping Stone Classics These engravings of the seven Confucian classics were set up outside the National University Gate, located on the south side of Loyang, the capital city, in the Eastern Han dynasty. They were created between 175 and 183, after Cai Yong and a group of scholars successfully petitioned the emperor to have the Confucian classics carved in stone in order to prevent their being altered to support particular points of view. They are also called the “Han Stone Classics” and the “Single-Script Stone Classics." The seven classics -- The Book of Changes, The Book of Documents, The Book of Poetry, The Rites, The Spring and Autumn Annals, The Gongyang Tradition, and The Analects – were copied and engraved in the standard clerical script of the Han period. Each classic is based on the text of one school of transmission and commentary, and notes list the differences in the texts of the schools.
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TIMELINE: World History
First date on the Maya calendar Only four Mayan manuscripts still exist worldwide, of which the oldest and best preserved is the Dresden Codex, held in the collections of the Saxon State and University Library. The manuscript was purchased for the Dresden court library in 1739 in Vienna, as a “Mexican book.”
