Great power of the Psalms
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…
Religions, Beliefs and Practices
Religions, beliefs and practices reflect humanity’s quest for meaning and connection with the transcendental. This space explores spiritual diversity, analyzing various forms of faith and rituals that enrich the human experience and foster intercultural understanding.
Rosh Hashanah: A Time for Reflection and Renewal
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.
The Story of Ismael
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.
Asatru Religion & Practice
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.
Zlatko Dalic: A Journey of Soccer, Spirituality and Kinship
The story of Zlatko Dalic, the training story of Zlatko Dalic, born in Livno in the former Yugoslavia, is not just one of football’s successes. It is a story of faith, family and love for their country. As a coach, he has brought Croatia to the pinnacle of world football but his faith and vision to unite his people are just as inspiring. A Croatian who balances his faith and passion for football.
History of the Caravaca Cross
From its legendary origin to its relevance in the modern world, the Caravaca Cross has been a beacon of faith and hope for millions. In this article, we’ll explore its history, the mysteries that surround it and the profound meaning it has for those who revere it.
