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How To Not Be The Gawking Fool On April Fools Day

Dennis Finn — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 14:26:58 +0000

Every expression, holiday, ritual, and superstition has an origin, meaning that there is something that took place that made some degree of sense. Over time many practices lose their original meaning, including the day we know as April Fools Day.

The Meaning of April Fools Day

The New Years has not always been January first, no in earlier . . . → Read More: How To Not Be The Gawking Fool On April Fools Day

The Symbolic Meaning of Santa Claus and Christmas Spirit

Estee Taschereau — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 17:20:03 +0000

The stories and symbolism of Christmas blend together the birth of a savior and the symbolic story of generosity in the tradition of St. Nick, aka Saint Nicholas, also known as Santa Claus.

Christmas: Christianity or Claus?

Which way do we turn, toward the religious meaning of christmas, barring the door of any other meaning or symbolism? Do . . . → Read More: The Symbolic Meaning of Santa Claus and Christmas Spirit

The Practice Of Decorating Homes For Christmas

Catherine B. Martel — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 19:33:02 +0000

The Christians all over the world celebrate the event of Christmas whole heartedly. There are a few days left for this event to be celebrated but the shopping of this event has been started and people are decorating their homes and Christmas trees. . . . → Read More: The Practice Of Decorating Homes For Christmas

The Tradition of Jamaican Storytelling

Robert Nickel — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 11:31:58 +0000

History plays a large part in forming the landscape of every nation, both geographically and culturally. Every ethnic group that spends time on a piece of land will leave its mark, just like an earthquake or hurricane leaves evidence of activity. In that light, stories are told and retold from generation to generation; stories about the people, the land, and the sea. For historians it is the folktales that teach the most about cultural and spiritual traditions. Ancient artifacts play a role as well, but often experts are left guessing. It is the folklore that always tells the real story. . . . → Read More: The Tradition of Jamaican Storytelling

Origin and Meaning Of Painted Eggs As Easter Symbols

Jeff Batson — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 16:46:48 +0000

The egg has been used to symbolize rebirth and renewal in many cultures for thousands of years. It has become one of the most easily recognized of all the Easter symbols, but pre-dates Christianity as a token given during the vernal or spring equinox to celebrate new life after a harsh winter. . . . → Read More: Origin and Meaning Of Painted Eggs As Easter Symbols