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The Book Launch of A THOUSAND NAMES by Dipa Sanatani
A Thousand Names is a journey through the mystical and the profound, following two gifted oracles, Jaya and Zadkiel.
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Forgiveness | Forging Forward
Forgiveness, often considered the final stage of healing, is a complex process that involves letting go of resentment, anger, pain and shame. It’s a journey that can be arduous, but it’s ultimately liberating. When we hold onto negative emotions, they can consume us, hindering our ability to move forward and experience joy. When a relationship…
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Archangel Zadkiel | The Embodiment of Divine Mercy and Providence
If God is merciful, why does suffering exist? Zadkiel’s role can be interpreted as a response to this challenge, suggesting that even in the midst of suffering, divine mercy is not only possible, it is available.
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The Desert Rose Crystal | Healing from Harshness
This crystal symbolises that an individual once thrived in an arid condition which did not support their growth and development.
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Blood and Motherhood | Menstruation in Goddess-Centred Traditions and TCM
The connection between menstruation, fertility and power is a fascinating and complex one that has been explored in various cultures throughout history.
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When Rage Rattles the Body | Anger and Illness in Tibetan Buddhist Vajrayana
Anger, referred to as krodha, is a potent poison. It is one of the five kleshas impurities which obstruct and obscure the path to enlightenment.
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Exorcisms | An Interfaith Perspective
Anthropological studies offer fascinating insights into how different cultures understand and address experiences attributed to demonic possession.
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The Shadow Side of The Hermit | How to Build Genuine Connections
Remember, the goal isn’t to silence your shadow self, but to learn to listen to its whispers and understand the messages it carries.
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Defeating the Devil | An Interfaith Perspective on Spiritual Attacks
The concept of spiritual attacks is a complex tapestry woven from personal experiences, cultural beliefs and religious interpretations. While the specifics differ from culture to culture, the common thread is the feeling and the knowledge of being under assault by unseen forces. The very nature of the perceived source of the spiritual attack is often…
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The Perceived Protective Power of Religious Objects
Prayers seemingly go unanswered and the once-comforting object starts to feel like a cold reminder of unfulfilled expectations. Doubt creeps in, and the belief system that anchored the individual begins to feel shaky.
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