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Winter Solstice

January 29, 2024 by admin

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Dies Natalis Solis Invicti – Birthday of the Invincible Sun We are part of nature and what happens in it necessarily affects us humans. Nature expresses its laws through phenomena that are both events and symbols. Many myths, legends, and still living customs of the people speak about them and explain how humans are connected … Read more

Martial Arts of Ancient India

January 12, 2024January 10, 2024 by admin

One of the great cradles of martial arts is ancient India. Already in the oldest Indian epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, we read that young people were expected to be well-versed and skilled in military strategy, archery, wrestling, and other forms of these arts. Thus, the Mahabharata narrates: Two of Drona’s disciples, Duryodhana and … Read more

Zoroastrianism – the religion of ancient Persia
Integrity is our greatest gift. It is bliss. Blessed is the one who is righteous because of righteousness itself. The story of Zoroastrianism begins with the ... Read more
Zen – The Art of Living
An attempt to explain women should be freed from demands and expectations, because every attempt to write about a woman is limited by rational discourse. To ... Read more
Wu Tao Tzu – Chinese Michelangelo
Wu Tao Tzu had the greatest influence on the painting of the Far East. What Michelangelo Buonarroti was to the West, he was to the Far ... Read more
World of the Aborigines
The heritage and culture of the Aboriginal people are among the oldest in the world. Rock drawings and engravings near Olary in South Australia are 34,000 ... Read more
Winter Solstice
Dies Natalis Solis Invicti – Birthday of the Invincible Sun We are part of nature and what happens in it necessarily affects us humans. Nature expresses ... Read more
William Turner – painter of light
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775 – 1851) is one of the most famous British artists of all time. The gallery of contemporary art in Margate bears ... Read more
Why do crises exist?
At first glance, this question seems meaningless. Of course, life cannot flow in a straight line, it consists of ups and downs, successes and failures. However, ... Read more
Why can’t we express what we think and feel?
One of the many paradoxes in which we live is that in the age of mass and rapid communication, we humans have more and more problems ... Read more
Why and where
< p>Our time is witnessing many psychological illnesses, and among them are numerous crises of indecisiveness and disagreement among people. There are many who allow their ... Read more
Whore – guardian of the warehouse
If we delve into Greek or any other mythology, we will notice that almost every aspect of life, both of nature and humans, is symbolically described. ... Read more