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Scientists confirm that Aztec death whistles are terrifying

By Manny Moreno | November 13, 2024

Researchers find that Aztec skull whistles evoke fear through scream-like sounds, impacting brain areas linked to alertness. Listeners perceive them as unsettling, with hybrid natural and artificial qualities.

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Lessons of the Canebreak: a dispatch from North Carolina

By Guest Contributor | October 11, 2024

Did the virtue of This Goddess of the Mountain Waters fail us? After a walk along the river after the disaster from Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, Prof. Enrique Gomez a resident of the areas, sees lessons in nature and in the stories of Mexica ancestors.

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California removes Aztec affirmations and Yoruba teaching from Ethnic Studies curriculum

By Manny Moreno | February 10, 2022

California Department of Education revises its ethnic studies curriculum, removing part of an Aztec affirmation and the use of the Yoruba word, Ashe.

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Column: What I Saw from the Pyramid of the Sun

By Eric O. Scott | October 11, 2019

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott writes about his recent travel to Mexico’s Teotihuacan.

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Column: Abuse and Lineage

By Jaime Gironés | June 14, 2019

TWH’s Mexican columnist, Jaime Giornés, discusses the need for Mexican Pagans to respect their own indigenous traditions rather than relying on external entities for validation.

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This week, there is likely to be a continued focus on finances, and wealth—both material and spiritual. There is the potential for new opportunities in increasing financial sources, particularly when it comes to picking up side jobs or projects that are liable to provide a good return for the effort expended. Spiritually, openings for expanding not only how spiritual practices are conducted but also exploring new ways to magically apply what is being learned.

Conversely, all that glitters is not gold. And even if it is actually gold, it does not guarantee that obtaining it will result in happiness. There is also the likelihood of indecision resulting in missed opportunities, but deals that seem to be too good to be true should probably be avoided. Due diligence should be performed before signing on to any new deals, no matter how great they might seem at first.

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