Literature is a sacred portal that connects us with the soul of the universe. Through words, we can reach a state of inner peace and infinite wisdom. Delve into ancient knowledge and uncover the hidden truths of human existence.
Yoga Kurunta is a revelation for both experienced yogis and physical activity enthusiasts. Through the use of ropes, this practice invites you to surpass your bodily limits, offering a new dimension of stretching, support, and self-exploration. Discover how it can transform your approach to yoga and movement.
Do you want to know what is the secret to achieving success in any venture? The answer lies in the persistent imagination, the one that focuses on the feeling of having achieved your desire. Only through this tool can you fulfill your intentions and achieve your goals. Discover the power of imagination to achieve successful operations.
Who really was Mary Magdalene? This question has fueled numerous interpretations over the centuries. However, the author Jennifer Ristine, in her latest work, provides a revolutionary point of view. After four years of study in the ancient city of Magdala, it questions the traditional narrative and provides a fresh perspective on this controversial biblical figure.
The tradition of the Christmas nativity scene faces a radical change following Benedict XVI’s statement, arguing that the donkey and ox might never have been present alongside baby Jesus.
In the first half of the 10th century, Aaron Ben Asher emerged as a central figure in Hebrew grammar. His work, deeply rooted in a rich family heritage, established the foundations of Hebrew notation and left a lasting impact on Jewish textual tradition.
Writing, more than just a collection of symbols, is a reflection of human evolution. Mariano Arias Páramo takes us on a journey from ancient pictograms to sacred texts, showing how writing has been essential in social, economic, and religious development.
Freemasonry, a fraternal society that has aroused both interest and mystery, has left an indelible mark on Spanish history. Since the establishment of the first lodge by the Duke of Wharton in 1728, its influence has oscillated between the tangible and the esoteric, between legend and reality.
