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[Part I] A Very Esoteric Christmas – The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn

Posted on 19 Dec 2019 by jonathandinsmore

As Christmas swiftly approaches, parts of the world with Christian roots are becoming enchanted with various traditions centered around the story of Christ’s humble birth, as well as secular and non-Christian related Winter Solstice traditions. Whatever one’s faith or lack thereof, it’s hard to… Continue Reading “[Part I] A Very Esoteric Christmas – The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn”

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