Mythology and folklore encompass sacred tales and ancestral legends, unveiling the mysteries of the human soul and the wisdom of ancient cultures. Embark on a spiritual journey connecting past and present through universal symbols and archetypes.
From ancient synagogues to modern movie screens, the figure of the Dybbuk has captivated generations’ imaginations. This entity believed to emerge from negative energy and desiring to possess the living, is more than mere legend.
Imagine a tree as old as civilization itself. A tree that has been uprooted, rescued, venerated and transformed into a sacred throne and bed. This is the Huluppu tree, the protagonist of a story that spans six millennia, from ancient Sumer to our era and that allows us to reflect on our relationship with nature and feminine power.
Did you know Father’s Day has roots in ancient Rome? Embark on a journey through history to explore how this special day evolved from honoring ancestors to celebrating the living fathers who shape our lives.
The Sacred Wheel of the Goddess of Avalon is a reminder of the constant flow of life and the endless cycle we are all a part of. With eight solar and fire festivals throughout the year, each marking a seasonal change and astronomical phenomena, the Wheel honors natural rhythms rather than the dates of the Gregorian calendar.
The feast of love known as St. Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14, has its roots in ancient Roman animal sacrifices and the legend of a passionate saint. According to tradition Pope Gelasius established the celebration date in the period between 496 and 498 AD in order to honor St. Valentine.
According to Homer, the moiras also called Parcas by the Latins, are the individual and inescapable destinies of every human being. Zeus known as Jupiter, had a relationship with Themis a goddess of the line of the Titans and daughter of Uranus and Gaea.
