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.
Martha was the sister of Mary and Lazarus and they lived in Bethany, a small town about four kilometers from Jerusalem, near the Mount of Olives. Jesus lived in Galilee but when he visited Jerusalem he used to stay at the house of these three disciples in Bethany…
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When the laws are learned profoundly and applied within a Jewish lifestyle, Halachah becomes not a restriction but a direction. And when coupled with the beauty of remembering, this pairing opens up a limitless world, a world of infinite depth and opportunity.
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From the Vatican, Pope Francis announced the beatification of Dr. José Gregorio Hernández, a Venezuelan doctor, loved and venerated by his people. This recognition is the result of more than seven decades of fervor and faith in his miraculous intercession, further solidifying his place in the hearts of Venezuelans.
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The Tehillim, or Psalms, have great power because each one expresses the highest feelings and sensations of the human spirit. In this way, each Psalm serves as a conduit to connect man with God…
These insights offer a roadmap for Rosh Hashanah preparations. What concessions in my present life are imperative to evolve into the person I aspire to be? It’s a contemplative query we ought to pose to ourselves. In anticipation of Rosh Hashanah, one ought to consider relinquishing the following.
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According to the history of Ishmael, he was the son of Abraham and Hagar, a slave of Egyptian origin. According to Genesis 16:3, 15, Ishmael’s birth occurred when Abraham was 86 years old.
Before Scandinavia converted to Christianity, the ancient Viking religion known as Asatru was based on similar principles. The Asatruar are its practitioners. The Icelandic Assembly did not recognize Asatru as a religion until 1973.
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