Gold, frankincense, and myrrh were not simple offerings but representations of royalty, divinity, and human sacrifice. This article offers a unique perspective on how these three elements have been viewed and valued across different eras, providing a glimpse into the intersection of history, religion, and culture.
The planetary alignment of January 2024, with cosmic events like the last New Moon in Capricorn of this century, highlights the significance of karma and the necessity to face the consequences of our past decisions. This astral period motivates us to accept authenticity and the natural rhythm of life, marking a fresh and promising start for all.
The Three Wise Men’s Day Rituals are a tradition celebrated in many Spanish-speaking countries on January 6th. This festivity has its origin in the Gospel according to Saint Matthew, which it narrates the arrival of the three Wise Men to Bethlehem to adore the Baby Jesus.
The Three Magi, or Wise Men, have been popularly depicted in art for centuries. They are an important part of Christian tradition and are frequently referenced in the Bible. Throughout the ages, artistic representations of the Three Magi have varied significantly, reflecting the cultural and social norms of each era.
Three Kings Cake (Rosca de Reyes) is a cake traditionally served in many countries on January 6 to commemorate the Day of the Three Wise Men. This holiday is celebrated in many parts of the world and symbolizes the day the three wise men arrived in Bethlehem to present their gifts to the Baby Jesus.
Pluto, considered a dwarf planet by astronomers but still powerful in Astrology, prepares for its transit through Aquarius. Having been in Capricorn since 2008, this cosmic movement promises significant transformations. Discover how it will impact astrology and our lives until 2044.
