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The Sky God of Egypt Ancient Egyptian mythology gives the name Horus to a sky...

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It’s time to decorate your porch with pumpkins and start carving when the weather begins to cool and the leaves begin to change to brilliant autumnal hues. For Halloween, which is celebrated on October 31, expect a night filled with costumes, spooky snacks, trick-or-treating, Halloween party activities, and (for adults only) boozy Halloween cocktails. Do you ever stop to think about where Halloween came from and what it means, such as whether it is a pagan or Christian holiday? The meaning of Halloween The origin of the modern English name “Halloween” can be found in medieval Christianity. The Middle and...

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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...

Fluorite

Fluorite, one of the most valuable and sought-after crystals in the world, is adored by both mineralogists and metaphysical healers. Sometimes, its astonishing cubes emerge from matrix rock like a magical treasure or are densely packed cube-on-cube to resemble a miniature futuristic city. The fluorite crystal has an inherent structure of order and perfection that resonates with the human mind, unlike any other crystal. It is a remarkable creation of nature that is lovely and luminous, delicate and glassy, and frequently colorful. It transmits a tranquil, consistent frequency that transforms dispersed and discordant energies into coherence and harmony and provides...

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Everyone seems to be aiming for a spiritual awakening. It seems like people have been looking for spiritual unity and enlightenment since the beginning of time. Around the world, several groups of people perform various old rites. Indigenous cultures that are still around today give us a glimpse of how early humans tried to learn more about the world and its spirits. Regrettably, rituals are regarded as archaic and unwelcome in modern society. As illogical, superstitious, and primitive conduct, it is dismissed. The Church has made it clear that it does not agree with these practices. It calls them pagan...

The Sacred Circle: Understanding the Importance of Medicine Wheels in Indigenous Mythology

In the heart of the North American landscape, scattered across the plains and nestled in the hills, ancient symbols etched into the earth whisper tales of spirituality, healing, and cosmic balance. These symbols, known as medicine wheels, hold profound significance in Indigenous cultures. They are not merely relics of the past but living testaments to a worldview steeped in harmony, respect, and interconnectedness. This blog post delves deep into the essence of medicine wheels, unraveling their mysteries, exploring their historical contexts, and celebrating their enduring relevance in Indigenous mythology. The Origins of Medicine Wheels Medicine wheels are circular arrangements of...

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