The world of religions, beliefs and practices that have shaped humanity throughout history. From ancient philosophies to modern spiritualities, each tradition offers a unique perspective on the meaning of life and the universe. Sacred rituals, profound texts and centuries-old dogmas that have inspired generations. Connect with your spiritual roots or explore new paths of understanding, all in a space that is respectful and open to diversity of thought.
Ash Wednesday represents spiritual renewal and food abstinence is suggested, which doubles the consumption of fish and seafood. Lent also offers surprising health benefits, such as a decrease in cholesterol and obesity in North America. But Lent is not only about reflection and penance, some of the biggest carnivals in the world take place during these 40 days.
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Our Lady of Candlemas is an invocation to the Virgin Mary that originated in Tenerife, Spain. The word candelero or candelas refers to light, the holy light that illuminates the path to salvation and encourages faith in God.
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The fifth month of the Hebrew calendar, Shevat marks the liberation of the Hebrews from Egyptian slavery. Shevat is also the eleventh month in the Bible’s list of months, which begins with Nisan.
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, born Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, passed away on December 31, 2022, at the age of 95. He served as the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church from April 19, 2005, until his resignation on February 28, 2013, becoming the first Pope to resign since Gregory XII in 1415.
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Vishnu plays the roles of creator, preserver and destroyer of the universe, according to the Padma-Purana. When Vishnu decided to create the universe, he divided himself into three parts. He sacrificed his right side to create, creating the god Brahma.
Tevet is the tenth month in the Jewish calendar. It is a month of prayer and fasting, as well as a remembrance of historical events that took place. It celebrates the victory of the Israelites over the Assyrians in 333 B.C. It is also the month of commemoration of the death of Nehemiah, the leader who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem.
When the sun sets on Sunday, December 18, Hanukkah, an important cosmic opening, will begin. It is the LIGHT of miracles, it is said. But what exactly is considered a miracle: something unusual, supernatural?
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