The mystical heart of Spain: A journey through its esotericism, history and the most current news. From ancient legends to current trends: Your definitive source of mysticism and esotericism in Spain.
Freemasonry, a fraternal society that has aroused both interest and mystery, has left an indelible mark on Spanish history. Since the establishment of the first lodge by the Duke of Wharton in 1728, its influence has oscillated between the tangible and the esoteric, between legend and reality.
In an era where tales of UFOs and alien theories saturate the media, Juan Antonio Belmonte emerges as a voice of reason and science. In this interview, he sheds light on astronomical advancements and distinguishes fact from fiction in the debate over extraterrestrial life.
Zugarramurdi, a quaint village in Spain, offers more than its scenic streets and cordial inhabitants. It boasts the Witchcraft Museum and the captivating Zugarramurdi Cave, annually drawing thousands intrigued by both the esoteric and the historical.
In the picturesque town of Burgos in 1911, a young man, once destined for architecture, would shift his life’s trajectory to embrace faith. Brother Rafael, as he came to be known by many, would not only become a Trappist monk but also a beacon of inspiration for those seeking light in simplicity and sacrifice.
In the last decade, Jucelino Nóbrega da Luz, a Brazilian seer, sparked global concern with his prediction of a mega-tsunami from the Canary Islands hitting America. This article explores the intertwining of prophecy with scientific scrutiny
