Looks like my new greeting cards just dropped.

Just don't eat sheets and change cheese.

... and all in some way or other deal with the relation of [humans] to those divine powers whose nature is sometimes to be cruel, and sometimes, alas, to be just."

_Cry for Myth: A New Dimension in Psychiatry and Psychology_, page 39 (1991).

Chew your mind, and the rest will follow.

...Instead, we present in-depth research in a visually engaging format that reflects our belief that knowledge should be shared widely and creatively."

About the new issue: "Building on the success of our inaugural issue, Theosis Vol. 2 embodies our commitment to making scholarly work accessible to all—'not hidden behind paywalls or reserved solely for academic publications and conference rooms.' ...

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...What and Who: Conrad Hackett, Associate Director of Research and Senior Demographer at Pew, and Gina Zurlo, Lecturer in World Christianity at Harvard Divinity School, discuss findings from the Pew Research Center’s new report, How the Global Religious Landscape Changed from 2010 to 2020...

Visit www.becomespellbound.com and search for "mystery"

...The mystery was what specific stone I would receive, and Kari picked out a wonderful piece of Labradorite, cut and tumbled in something of an inverse teardrop. I chose to have the talisman on a length of organic black leather, but you might prefer black recycled cord...