I have seen the numbers 1 0 8 together the past couple weeks. I frequently look at the clock, at 1:08 – either AM or PM. I have even started to use the Mala beads I have – 3 bands in total, 2 gifts, other I bought – and I have begun chanting. I feel … Continue reading 108 SUN Salutes, meaning of the #108
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Religion Post #8: Religion Archetypes & the Soul
Equilibrium: is a religio- careful consideration of ever-present unconscious forces which we neglect at our peril. The individual's decision not to belong to a church doesn't necessarily denote an anti-Christian attitude; it may be exactly the reverse: a reconsideration of the kingdom of GOD in the human heart. Atenc, in the words of St. Augustine. "The mystcium pascheite" is accomplished "in interioribus a superioribus suis." … Continue reading Religion Post #8: Religion Archetypes & the Soul
Alchemy & Psychology #3
Alchemy is as much psychological as it is scientific. The Union of opposites, the yin and yang, YOGIC philosophy and ideals, all relate to a balancing to create equanimity in mind, body and spirit. Being human is an intimate journey, and touch and sexuality are vital for our beings to grow, develop, learn and pass … Continue reading Alchemy & Psychology #3
Alchemy, Part II
Below is more symbolism related to ancient Alchemy and it's significance within the world around us, and the universe. Enjoy ❤ ~~~*~~~ Alchemy symbols "(Great Work)" - Sun - Symbol: Gold Crescent Moon - Symbol:- Silver Time and Date Venus - Symbol: Copper Mars - Symbol: Iron Space Facts Jupiter - Symbol: Tin Mercury - … Continue reading Alchemy, Part II
Introduction to Alchemy
Webster's dictionary defines alchemy as: "any seemingly magical process of transmuting ordinary materials into something of true merit." The roots of alchemy can be traced back to Egypt. The word alchemy may be derived from the Arabic "al kimiya" meaning "the magical craft of the black country." Ancient Egyptians were master metalworkers and believed that … Continue reading Introduction to Alchemy