Manu De May

Manu De Mey (Antwerp, 1965) came to painting later in life, after a creative turning point at Burning Man in 2017 led him to pursue art seriously. His work focuses on emotionally charged, often ambiguous portraits that evoke vulnerability and quiet tension.

Carmen Mancilla

Carmen Mansilla’s work explores the human figure with a timeless, classical approach—quietly stepping away from trends to focus on presence, form, and individuality.

The Great Pyramid Decoded

Here Randall demonstrates exactly how the Great Pyramid of Cheops encodes, “the dimensions of our planet with accuracy rivaling modern satellite surveys.” Evidence for Advanced Geodetic Knowledge in Archaic Times. A short segment on the Great Pyramid from our film Cosmic Patterns and Cycles of Catastrophe. “The history of Man may be far longer and […]

Plantar Fasciitis: What is it and how to fix it permanently.

So after my trip to Europe and lots of walking while suffering my feet hurting, especially while visiting the museums where it was almost torture to be standing and taking few steps and stopping at the next piece and repeat, all on hard marble floors. Then realized that the long walks were actually not that […]

A Canticle for Leibowitz Summary

A Canticle for Leibowitz Summary How It All Goes Down Fiat Homo While on a Lenten vigil, Brother Francis encounters an old wanderer in the desert. There is a minor misunderstanding involving some cheese and a cudgel, but they straighten it out, and the wanderer agrees to help Francis. Francis needs to build a sound […]