Christmas is a time of deep spiritual reflection and celebration. Surrounded by lights, carols, and family traditions, this season invites inner peace, spiritual renewal and the strengthening of bonds with loved ones.
The season of Advent begins on the Sunday closest to November 30th, the day of Saint Andrew the Apostle. On December 3, 2023, the first Sunday of Advent, we will light the first candle in our 2023 Advent wreath. You can check out our 2023 Advent Calendar for the full list of dates.
Celebrating the holidays doesn’t have to be synonymous with stress. With appropriate strategies for gift selection, banquet management, and handling family relationships, you can transform this time into a period of genuine connection and joy.
When thinking of the New Year, many envision fireworks on January 1st. However, around the world, different cultures celebrate this time at various times, based on ancestral traditions and religious beliefs. From Willka Kuti in the Altiplano to the Ethiopian Enkutatash, these festivities represent a mosaic of rituals and symbolism that enrich our global understanding of time and celebration.
This tradition is joyful and fun, but for people with dysphagia, eating these grapes can be a challenge. Dysphagia is a swallowing disorder characterized by difficulty swallowing food and liquids.
Here are the New Year rituals you should perform if getting married is your main New Year’s resolution. You can then make your vows of lasting love with your ideal spouse in 2023.
You should have your rituals and strategies ready for December 31st to achieve your goals for the coming year. There are some easy things you can do to attract abundance, love, health and prosperity to your home.
