stackyFACTSJamming tiny pieces of paper into structural crevices is a popular way to deliver messages to the divine, assuming the postal service of the universe relies on masonry.
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Affixing a small container to the entrance of a house and tapping it upon entry serves as a physical reminder of faith and a very efficient way to share dust…
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Mercury rules swift movements and grasping small details. Gloves fall under its jurisdiction by literally acting as a second layer for interacting with the…
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Apports are solid objects that mystically drop into a room during a seance. Because nothing proves life after death quite like a phantom manifesting a cheap…
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When your zoning board rejects your temple, just build it inside a mountain. The Federation of Damanhur, an esoteric community in Italy, spent over a decade…
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Placing your shoes on a table is supposedly an invitation for disaster. Given where shoes walk all day, the only real disaster being invited is a massive…
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Sarah Winchester, the massively wealthy heiress to the Winchester rifle fortune, spent 38 years continuously building a sprawling, chaotic mansion in…
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