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The Semi-Mythical Maelgwn Gwynedd Pt 4
I have a collection of cds of Celtic harp music, [mainly Scots and Irish] but now you have shown me some that I have not heard before, so thanks.The harp is my favourite instrument, as you might have guessed. I know that you want Christians to ...
frankbeswick, on 05/10/2014
Sandman: The Kindly Ones by Neil Gaiman
I am reading Dollhouse tonight.
Weirdly enough I decided it two days ago. And I decided it was right, because I'll be home from work before anyone else tonight, so the house'll be quiet, and I'll have the afternoon free...so yeah. Reading the ...
Ember, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
Would you include Buddhism in the pagan family, as Buddhists accept that there are higher beings,but do not make them central compared to Buddhas and Boddhisattvas?
frankbeswick, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
The Indo-European language family, to which Sanskrit, Greek, Latin and others [not Dravidian] belong probably originated in West Asia. Some groups, speaking Greek and Latin or relatives thereof went West to Europe, but others went East, and ...
frankbeswick, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
Thanks for explaining frank :) I didn't know that Sanskrit is related to Latin and Greek. Do you think these languages sound similar, or do they have anything in common related to their origin? I can understand many words in Sanskrit, but that ...
VioletteRose, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
The Vedas are quite old, and are a collection of ancient hymns and reflections on sacrifice and human nature. The Upanishads are more philosophical and are younger than the Vedas. It is from them that the doctrines of the vedanta developed. I ...
frankbeswick, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
Interesting about Paganism and Hinduism :) My knowledge about the vedas is very shallow. It is so vast and difficult to grasp, and there are not many who can explain things to me. Even if I want to learn, it may take several years, or maybe a ...
VioletteRose, on 05/10/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
Sounds good. :) Incindentally, that's how I have my tea, too: white (if the tea is black) with no sugar. And yes, rooibos vanilla tea is absolutely wonderful :).
Mira, on 05/10/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
I'm currently on my third pint of builder's brew today. Time now 2.45pm. Together with my favorite electronic music station, this is helping creativity.
Guest, on 05/10/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
Good old builder's brew, Mira. I'm a Brit, we drink it by the truckload. White, no sugar. I also love rooibois with vanilla and most kinds of mixed fruit tea.
Guest, on 05/10/2014
Top 6 Smart Watches 2018
These are great watches! I hope they are catching on because I can't help noticing that people seem to use their mobiles as watches which isn't quite the same to me. However, I have to admit I do like a clock face with hands and numbers where ...
KathleenDuffy, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
Mira - I'm really glad that I was able to share some stuff. :)
JoHarrington, on 05/10/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
WordChazer - Ah! I had heard it, but I thought it originated in America. We learn something new every day. *goes to listen to Steve Winwood*
JoHarrington, on 05/10/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
O my! That can't be bad though :). And there I was thinking I drank lots of liquids :) So 5 pints is well over 2.5 liters. That's a lot of tea :D Good for you! What kind of tea do you prefer?
Mira, on 05/10/2014
5 Romanian Ways to Lose Weight
Oh yes, I definitely drink. I am a teapot with legs! First thing I do when I wake up is run to the kettle, or the tap if I'm late. Last thing I do at night the same. I'm prone to dehydration so I have to make sure I'm not thirsty when I go to ...
Guest, on 05/10/2014