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Goddess Worship in Cultures Worldwide

Posted by Webmaster On February - 11 - 20103 COMMENTS

Goddess wisdom has influenced us throughout time around the world, with messages and spiritual support bringing comfort to many, even in our “modern times”.

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Religious Egyptian Jewelry

Posted by Webmaster On January - 6 - 2010Comments Off

by Andrew Blake
The antique Egyptians are great devotee of jewelry and adorned themselves with as much jewelry as was possible. Egyptian jewelry was not just a mode of improving one’s looks. It included signs that would provide the owner with well-being and safeguard, ranged from motifs of enlarge its image of abundance and regeneration. [...]

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Amulets – Protection from Misfortune

Posted by Ava Saadi On December - 4 - 2009Comments Off

The practice and faith in amulets carried into almost every aspect of ancient times. The word Amulet comes from the Latin word amuletum, which means “an object that protects a person from trouble”.

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Egyptian Beliefs and the Book of the Dead

Posted by Webmaster On July - 7 - 2009Comments Off

The Egyptian concept of man was complex: they conceived man consist of a Body, a Soul (Ba), a Spirit, a Name, a Shadow, and a Ka. What precisely is a Ka? It may be described as the spiritual presence that resides in the body. The Ka may leave upon death, but in [...]

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