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Everyone has a dark side. Consider all the things we dislike about ourselves. We have numerous bad habits, actions, and attitudes that we have been told are not nice. It is typically suppressed, not recognized, or accepted. We don’t want to admit it exists. Instead, we’d rather say we don’t have these problems and hide the bad part. Here’s the catch: What you deny owns you, while what you accept restores your power. If you deny it, what you resist will continue. The irony is that the entire composition contains both dark and light elements. We have night and day,...

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THE SIX MOST COMMON HUMAN FEARS Every person is subject to the effects of six fundamental fears. The smaller worries might be categorized under these six fears. The six basic or major anxieties are listed here, along with the origins from which they are thought to have evolved. Click to read about them on their own respective pages. The six basic fears are: a. The fear of Povertyb. The fear of Old Agec. The fear of Criticismd. The fear of Loss of Love of Someonee. The fear of Ill Healthf. The fear of Death Examine the list, then make note...

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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...

Morrighan

In the tapestry of Celtic mythology, few figures loom as large or evoke as much fascination as Morrighan, the goddess of war, sovereignty, and fate. Steeped in mystery and shrouded in the mists of time, Morrighan’s enigmatic presence continues to captivate modern seekers of spiritual wisdom. We embark on a journey to uncover the layers of symbolism, history, and contemporary relevance surrounding the ancient deity known as Morrighan. Origins and Mythological Background Morrighan emerges from the rich tapestry of Celtic mythology, her origins intertwined with the ancient landscapes of Ireland and beyond. Scholars trace her roots to pre-Christian Ireland, where...

Shangó

The Yoruba God of Thunder and Justice Shangó, also known as Xangô or Shango, is one of the most revered and worshipped Orishas in the Yoruba religion. Orishas are the gods and goddesses in the Yoruba pantheon, each of which represents a specific force of nature or aspect of life. The orisha Shangó, who is arguably the most well-known, is in charge of the drums, dance, lightning, thunder, and fire. He is the definition of virility and a warrior orisha with quick wits and a quick temper. For a while, Shangó assumed the persona of the fourth Alafin (ultimate king)...

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