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Sri Someshwara and the Healing of Chronic Illness | Time, Karma and Spiritual Destiny
The soul’s encounter with persistent affliction becomes a revealing mirror, reflecting layers of action and meaning that transcend any medical diagnosis.
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A Radical Invitation | Jesus the Saviour Who Heals Our Wounds
Jesus saves by absorbing the consequences of human and cosmic brokenness, not bypassing them.
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Illuminator by Dipa Sanatani | The Green Man and the Wounded Masculine
Consider the folklore and artistic representations where nature is far from benign. Ancient myths teem with capricious gods and vengeful spirits dwelling in forests and mountains, wielding storms and pestilence with seeming disregard for human life.
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Aquamarine | The Stone of Emotional Healing
The stone is primarily associated with the bridge between the throat and heart chakras, encouraging the individual to speak up and say what is concealed within the depths of the heart.
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Soulmates and Wounds | The Evolution of Healing in ONENESS
This idea of soul mates, often romanticised, became, for me, a lens through which to examine something deeper: the inner wounds we carry and how they shape our lives, especially our most intimate relationships.
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The Banalingam | The Sacred Stone of Breakthroughs
Each Banalingam is a tangible symbol of the cosmic balance between creation’s masculine and feminine energies. Banalingams are venerated for their self-formed, untouched nature, which is viewed as a sign of their divine origin and spiritual potency.
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Blood and Life | A Musing on the Goddess Chinnamasta
Though her image may appear, on the surface, to be undeniably violent–depicted as she holds her own severed head, with streams of blood gushing forth–Chinnamasta is not a goddess of death, but of life and spiritual nourishment.
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Shamanic Sickness | When the Spirits Call
The symptoms of shamanic sickness can be extreme and varied, including vivid dreams, visions, emotional turmoil, and even near-death experiences.
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Pitru Dosham | The Interconnectedness Between Generations
In Hindu philosophy, sudden and unnatural deaths disrupt the natural order of life, leaving ancestral souls in a state of unrest.
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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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