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Photographer Captures Fairytale-Like Horses Roaming Iceland’s Epic Landscape

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April 24, 2020
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By Jade Small The series showcases the unique beauty of Iceland’s horses in their natural element, drawing the viewer into a world of fantasy and myth. (TMU) — Based in South Carolina, artist Drew Doggett started his career in fashion photography. However, Doggett now travels the world searching for and photographing amazing landscapes and portraits of cultures, people, and communities using the techniques learnt during his earlier career. His travels have taken…

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QUIZ: How Sensitive Are You To Lunar Energies?

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April 20, 2020
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The moon is of central importance to our entire existence. The moon is responsible for the tides of the ocean. Our bodies are approximately 60% water, which leaves us susceptible to the energy of the moon. Take the quiz below and find out how sensitive are you to lunar energy. Be Sure to LIKE Science of the Soul on Facebook

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You Can Camp for Free and Dig for Your Own Crystals, Gemstones at This Mine Near Atlanta

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April 16, 2020
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By Jade Small (TMU) — Gem and crystal collectors love nothing more than mining for their own treasures and North America has plenty of public mines to go digging. If you’re planning a trip to the South Carolina area, or just passing through, consider adding an extra day or two to your trip, if time permits, for a mining adventure that might have you heading home with some stunning gems…

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There’s a Mystical Forest in Belgium Carpeted With Bluebell Flowers

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April 16, 2020
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By Jade Small  Photo Credits: Kilian Schönberger (TMU) — Every year around April to May and depending on the Spring temperatures, bluebells come into bloom in ancient forests, forming a magical carpet of purple beneath the trees.   The Hallerbos forest in Belgium, also known as The Blue Forest, is one of those magical and ancient forests famous for her yearly purple carpet of bluebells. Hallerbos is open to visitors year-round,…

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Couple Recreates 50-Year-Old Woodstock Photo Showing Beginning of Their Relationship

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March 5, 2020
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By Jade Small | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com Their relationship—now approaching 51 years—led to love, marriage, two sons, and five grandchildren. (TMU) — For most of the over 400,000 people who attended the Woodstock Music and Art Festival in 1969, it was an experience they’ll never forget. On August 15, Judy and Jerry Griffin met on their way to Bethel, a dairy farm in the state of New York and the location of the festival….

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Find Out What Your Birth Month Butterfly Reveals About You

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December 11, 2019
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  Butterflies are a symbol of love, happiness and profound transformation of the soul.  They are powerful symbols of Life and each butterfly represents some specific characteristics of the month they are associated with. Find out what your birth month butterfly reveals about you and your personality traits. January: You are a very attentive person and a good listener. This quality attracts a lot of friends as anyone who has…

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What You See First in this Image Reveals Secrets of your Subconscious

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December 1, 2019
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We all look at the world through different eyes. Hence, we all live in a different reality. The way you see things is much more than just the mold that creates your reality. It reveals key secrets about you that hide inside your unconscious mind. This test is just one of many that reveal what the things that catch your attention the quickest tell about you. However, I love this…

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The Faeries: From Folklore to Metaphysical Reality

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November 26, 2019
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By Dr Neil Rushton John Anster Fitzgerald, ‘The Intruders’ (c.1870) This article was published in New Dawn Special Issue Vol 12 No 5 (Oct 2018) What are the faeries? Where do they come from and where do they go when they’re not interacting with their human observers? Faeries have been an important part of the folkloric repertoire for hundreds (perhaps even thousands) of years, and while they are portrayed in…

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