Watching The World Change
Throughout England, there are numerous parks to visit when you want a breathe of fresh air. Little do you know, you may be entering an area of greenery known for the ghostly residents that may call a particular park their home. This is the case when paying a visit to the Baynards Park in Surrey,…
While God is represented as the Divine Eye, there are various other saints that are looked upon for guidance throughout the Cao Dai religion. Some may surprise you, such as Victor Hugo, while others are clearer, like the inclusion of Buddha, from which many practices and beliefs of Buddhism are incorporated into Caodism. God…
The Organization of the Cao Dai Religion The way that the leaders within the Cao Dai religion are set up comes from the organization within Roman Catholicism. There are nine different levels of hierarchy associated with Roman Catholicism that Cao Dai borrows from, including the use of archbishops, cardinals, as well as a…
As stated in the article, “What is Cao Dai or Caodism,” the religion of Cao Dai draws from many different religions, meaning that some of the beliefs followed are quite similar to a variety of well-known religions, including Buddhism and Confucianism. In this article, we will take a look at some of the beliefs associated…
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Throughout England, there are many haunted parks that you may come in contact with. Some have resident ghosts with well-known histories attached to them, while others are just magnets for paranormal activity. In this article, you will learn of the haunted parks of Lyme and Clandon. The Ghost of Lyme Park Although there…
Located in the center of the West End of London, you will find Red Lion Square, which is said to be the haunting grounds of three well-known parliamentary ghosts. The history behind the creation of these ghosts is a tale involving politics, the law, as well as the ultimate revenge. In this article, you will…
As you approach the town of Shere, which is located in Surrey (a country in the southern section of England), you will encounter a small lake, surrounded by a host of trees. This lake is known by the name of Silent Pool and has a legend attached to it that can be traced back into…
What would the original Star Trek television series been like without the likes of Mr. Spock or Lt. Commander Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott? Leonard Nimoy donned the pointy ears to play Mr. Spock, while James Doohan gained fame from the saying “Beam me up, Scotty.” This article takes a look at background details of each actor,…
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If you are interested in broadening your mind in regards to different religions around the world, why not look into the details of Cao Dai (also referred to as Caodism). This religion focuses on monotheistic beliefs and is described as syncretist, which means that the religion tries to incorporate a variety of beliefs and practices…
The creator of Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry desired a multi-racial cast for his television series. Fulfilling his wish, George Takai, who played Lt. Hikaru Sulu and Nichelle Nichols, who played Lt. Nyota Uhura), were cast on the original series. This marked the first time that an African American actress was not portrayed in a stereotypical…
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