Cults and Rituals: gateways to the mystical and ancestral. These practices symbolize the human connection to the divine, blending traditions, beliefs, and deeply rooted ceremonies.
From the depths of Mexican history, the Etzalcualiztli Ritual emerges, a vibrant celebration of the connection between ancient Mexicans and natural cycles. Celebrated during the summer solstice, this ritual provides a unique glimpse of the deep respect and gratitude that ancient Mexicans felt for the rain gods and the gifts of rain.
Tradition has it that this was done to ward off evil spirits, although now it is more of a festive way of getting rid of everything that is left over in the garden. Don’t be surprised to see Swedish flags flying everywhere, as King Charles Gustaf XVI celebrates his birthday on Walpurgis Day.
The ancestral rituals of Latin America are not just relics of the past, but living practices that resonate in the present. Their ability to connect people with their roots and deeper aspects of themselves remains vital in a rapidly advancing world.
Stories of satanic sects have always captured the popular imagination. From dark rituals to misunderstood symbols, this article unravels the truths behind Aleister Crowley and Anton LaVey.
As the festivities of María Lionza draw to a close each year, Chivacoa’s streets whisper tales of unity, strength and enduring tradition. This celebration transcends mere historical commemoration, embodying the spirit of a nation’s diverse cultural fabric.
