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January: Garnet Garnet is found all over the world, and while it is most generally associated with red, it is actually found in a range of colors and chemical formulas, each with its own unique set of spiritual properties. According to legends and mythology, garnet is one of the oldest talismans. It was valued not merely as an aesthetic jewel but also for its powerful healing and protecting properties. February: Amethyst Amethyst has long been prized for its striking beauty and fabled abilities to stimulate and soothe the mind and emotions. In today’s definitions, it is a semi-precious stone, but...

Lapis Lazuli

Since the beginning of human history, lapis lazuli has been one of the most sought-after gemstones. Its rich, heavenly blue continues to be a representation of majesty and honor, deities and strength, spirit, and vision. It represents wisdom and truth. Lapis lazuli was highly prized in ancient times for its exquisite hue and the priceless ultramarine dye it yielded. Its name is derived from the Latin words lapis, meaning “stone,” and lazhward, meaning “blue.” It is a rich medium-to-royal blue rock with gold specks made of several minerals, primarily lazurite, sodalite, calcite, and pyrite (pyrites). Lower-grade lapis, often known as...

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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 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...

Making a Dowsing Pendulum

For spiritual inquiries, a pendulum is a highly helpful communication instrument. It can be used for divination and dowsing when combined with a chart. On the market, there are commercial pendulums. They can typically be purchased from stores that sell metaphysical or new-age items. These stores, however, are not common and might be challenging to locate. As an alternative, pendulums can be purchased online from stores. Making a do-it-yourself (DIY) dowsing pendulum is the topic of this article. You can choose to create your own pendulum if you want to save some money or if you cannot find any commercial...

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