Celebrations surrounding seasonal shifts are common in cultures across the world. Though many of these traditions have roots in agriculture, modern events have evolved to be more about bringing communities together after the isolation of winter. If you’re …
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For many neo-pagan groups, the middle of spring is viewed as an important time of the year. In fact, one of the biggest holidays celebrated by modern pagans is Beltane, which occurs between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. While the official holiday…
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As springtime goes into full bloom and the dreary days of winter become a distant memory, many people search for different ways to take full advantage of the seasonal shift. Throughout history, pagan groups across the world have indulged in a multitude of prac…
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Ripples Through Faiths
Water is considered a fundamental element that is necessary for every form of life. It covers over two-thirds of the Earth’s surface, and it’s the main component of the fluids found in all living organisms. Humans need water to su…
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Trauma can take many forms. From the death of a loved one to the end of a long-term relationship, experiencing a sudden change in your life can lead to an array of physical, mental, and spiritual issues. Though it can seem like the pain will never go away, the…
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When it comes to religious belief, things tend to be very personal. Although many of the world’s most established faiths include tenets and a doctrine, it’s up to each person to decide the spiritual path they’ll take. Freedom of religion is one of the mo…
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As a parent or legal guardian of one or more children, you’re responsible for making sure they’re protected and provided for. Presumably, you want your child to also be prepared to live their best life as a contributing member of society. This preparation …
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In 1998, Arun Gandhi, Mohandas Gandhi’s grandson, helped establish the Season for Nonviolence. It begins on January 30, the anniversary of the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, and ends on April 4, the anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination….
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Call it midsummer, the first day of summer or summer solstice; it all means essentially the same thing. It’s the day with the longest amount of daylight and the shortest night of the year. In 2023, the summer solstice will occur on Wednesday, June 21. In som…
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Syncretism refers to the combining of two or more religions into a new belief system. This blending of faiths typically happens either when a culture with religious traditions is conquered by or assimilated into another with different faiths. Religious syncr…
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