The Pagan Wheel of the Year is a dynamic spiritual calendar rooted in nature, seasonal change, and ancient celebrations. Adopted...
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The Pagan Wheel of the Year is a dynamic spiritual calendar rooted in nature, seasonal change, and ancient celebrations. Adopted...
The God of Creation Lord Brahma is one of the most important deities in Hinduism...
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Festivals have been crucial in human civilization, reflecting the spiritual, social, and cultural aspects of ancient societies. These celebrations served as acts of reverence to deities influencing life. From Egypt to Mesoamerica, they showcased humanity's connection to the divine, filled with rich symbolism and tradition.
The principles of yin and yang are two opposing elements in Chinese philosophy that complement each other and create a harmonic balance. This equilibrium is thought to be the true natural state of everything, from a person’s mental wellness to the planet’s functioning. It’s a mistake to think of yin and yang as symbols for good and evil; instead, night and day are more acceptable, albeit extremely symbolic, comparisons. The principle underlying it is that everything has an inherent balance between two sets of qualities, one of which is yin and the other is yang. It’s fascinating to consider how...
For thousands of years, civilizations all across the world have depended on their faith in spiritual or mystical powers to do truly incredible deeds. Long before modern medicine, most health problems were treated with a dose of spirituality, voodoo, witchcraft, astrology, or psychic power from a variety of paranormal sources. Without the assistance of the invisible world, one just could not get through the day. Of course, this was before the wonders of modern science enlightened us. But is it wise for people today to dismiss anything that worked for so many people for so long? People who believe in...
The Enigmatic Tale of Meng Po: Unveiling the Secrets of Chinese Mythology In Chinese mythology, the afterlife is a fascinating realm filled with various deities and supernatural beings. One such figure is Meng Po, whose role is closely associated with the journey of souls after death. Known as the “Lady of Forgetfulness,” Meng Po plays a crucial role in preparing souls for their reincarnation. Join us as we explore the origins, significance, and symbolism surrounding Meng Po, shedding light on this enigmatic character from Chinese folklore. The Legend of Meng Po According to Chinese mythology, the journey of souls is...
The gardens are brimming with goodies, the fields are bursting with grain, and the harvest is fast approaching. Take a minute to unwind in the heat and think about the forthcoming bounty of the fall months. At Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, it’s time to start reaping what we’ve sown over the last several months and accept that the long summer days are coming to a close. Depending on your spiritual path, there are many different ways to celebrate Lammas, but the focus is often on either the early harvest component or the celebration of the Celtic deity Lugh. It’s...
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