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Posted on August 13, 2024November 12, 2025

Coming next… Isaac Abulafia : Refugee of the Damascus Affair

Isaac Abulafia, my fourth great-grandfather, at the age of twelve, was a refugee of the infamous Damascus Affair, or Blood Libel, of 1840.  This is the story of that tragedy, and of his escape from sinister men accusing the Damascene Jews of murder, and torturing them and kidnapping their children.

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Posted on August 12, 2024August 8, 2025

The Definition of Meditation

In this short paper I define meditation.

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The Writings of Joseph Amyot Padjan:

Huns and Slavs • The Padjanaks • Kushans in Croatia • The Kangar • Anomalous and Kurdish Surnames in Croatia • Symphorose Ouaouagoukoué and The Origin of the Illini • The Tuscan Origin of the Geraldines • Nathaniel Ayres/Ayers • Hans Georg Bickli • The Definition of Meditation • Jean-Baptiste-Bertrand de Raymond de Toulouse • Charles de Longueval • Philippe Amyot • Isaac Abulafia : Refugee of the Damascus Affair

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    ‘Once it is realized and understood that the Padjanaks were, in fact, the Kushans, a new understanding of the history of Europe, especially of Eastern Europe, will supplant the present one, and it will be easily understandable that a village in present-day Croatia is named after the greatest king of the Kushans. The migration of the Padjanaks (Kushans) and Kangar from Central Asia to Europe was not merely a migration of tribes; it was the migration of the descendants of the populace of an empire – the Kushan Empire.’ – Joseph Amyot Padjan

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