Tonight’s wander through the Dark Garden brings us to Wormwood—a plant that tastes like pure bitterness and carries just as sharp a reputation. In herbal history, wormwood is known as a strong bitter and vermifuge, used to stir up sluggish digestion and help drive out intestinal worms. It’s intense, aromatic, and never something to take lightly. Its symbolism runs even deeper. In the Bible, “wormwood” is a sign of bitterness and sorrow, and in the book of Revelation a star named Wormwood falls a

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NASA’s Cosmic Coverup The word wormwood is mentioned in Revelation 8:10-11, but it appears eight times in the Old Testament, each time associated with bitterness, poison, and death. The Revelation passage may not be saying that the star falling to the earth will actually be called Wormwood by the inhabitants of the earth. Rather, wormwood was a well-known bitter herb in Bible times, so by naming the star Wormwood, we are told that its effect will be to embitter the waters of the earth, so much s

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