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Lord Shiva as Nageshwara | The Gift of Spiritual Strength
Shiva, the one who swallowed the Halahala poison and wears the deadly serpent Vasuki, imparts his immunity to the devotee.
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The Rainbow Serpent | Spiritual Custodianship in Aboriginal Dreaming
the Rainbow Serpent is an enacted ontology—a way of being in which land, water, ancestry, and consciousness are united and animated by sacred force.
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The Majestic Hornbill | A Spiritual Guardian Under Siege
For many indigenous communities, the hornbill serves as a living metaphor for unwavering marital and parental devotion.
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Uncharted Currents | The Dolphin’s Role in Mystical Encounters
Dolphins are associated with the fluidity of identity and the permeability of the self.
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The Aggressive Hyena | Power, Fear and Laughter
Its matriarchal clans, where females dominate, symbolises the subversion of traditional power structures.
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The Sacred Serpent: Understanding the Worship of Nagathampiran
Unlike mainstream Hindu gods, whose worship follows strict Vedic or Agamic traditions, devotion to Nagathampiran stems from an ancient, earth-bound spirituality that predates organised religion.
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Beneath the Dark Coat | The Black Panther’s Singular Character
The black panther reminds us that our differences are not flaws to be hidden, but unique attributes that make us who we are.
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Dipa Sanatani’s “Illuminator: A Forest’s Prophecy” – Out Now!
My sixth book, ILLUMINATOR, set to be released on January 14th, 2025, is now available for purchase.
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Sri Nandi | The Sacred Bull of Lord Shiva
Nandi’s physical form as a bull symbolises steadfastness, stability and resilience. Bulls are known for their endurance, and Nandi’s presence serves as a reminder that overcoming obstacles on the spiritual path requires inner strength.
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Unlocking Prosperity | The Symbolism of Foxes in Japanese Kitsune Lore
Inari is revered as the protector of rice and business, and by holding these keys, the kitsune remind worshippers of the importance of honouring Inari to ensure prosperity and good harvests.