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The Orishas: Orunla, Osain, Oshun, Oya, and Yemaya

The Santera gods, orishas, are the spirits that devotees frequently communicate with. Different believers have different numbers of orishas. There are many orishas in the original African religious system from which Santeria derives. Alternatively, those who practice New World Santeria typically only work with a small number of them. Orunla The wisdom orisha of fortune-telling and human fate is called Orunla, or Orunmila. Orunla has just one “path,” or aspect, whereas other orishas have several. He is the only orisha in the New World who does not appear through possession (although it does sometimes happen in Africa). He is instead...

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Amethyst is a top-notch quartz crystal found in clusters within a stone known as a nodular. It can be discovered in volcanic vents or small cavities in rocks. The chemical formula for amethyst is silicon dioxide. The color of amethyst is attributed to a blend of iron and manganese impurities. Manganese is the cause of the purple color, and the amount of iron present controls the color’s intensity. Amethyst has been subjected to artificial heating techniques in order to provide popular gems such as citrine and ametrine (400 and 500 degrees Celsius). The hardness of amethyst is a 7 on...

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“How frequently should I have a tarot card reading?” There is no single answer. It depends on your objective, the type of reading you’re doing, and how you’re going to use it. If you want to know what is going to happen in general in the future, you could take a reading every six months or so, or even once a year. This type of reading typically includes a larger “spread” or “layout,” as Tarot readings are known. This provides a larger view of trends that may be at work around you. It typically informs the reader whether they are...

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Yoga is helpful in bringing your mind and soul together. People believe that there is a disconnect between your physical and spiritual bodies and that this is due to a lack of physical activity. If you eat an unhealthy diet on a regular basis, it will have an impact on your health. If you want to learn about the various types of meditation, you should start with hatha yoga. It’s a type of meditation that you’ll do with the help of your breathing. It will assist you in relaxing not only your body but also your thoughts and breathing. If...

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Beltane is a pagan festival that celebrates the arrival of summer and the fertility of the land. It is traditionally observed on May 1st in the Northern Hemisphere and on November 1st in the Southern Hemisphere. The festival has roots in ancient Gaelic and Celtic cultures, but it has since spread throughout the world and is now celebrated by many different groups and communities. Origins of Beltane The origins of Beltane can be traced back to the pre-Christian era of the Gaelic and Celtic peoples who lived in what is now Ireland, Scotland, and parts of England. It was a...

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